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Advanced Optical Materials, EarlyView.Here, recent progress is highlighted in colloidal magnetoplasmonic hybrid nanomaterials, with a focus on chiral plasmonics. Metal nanocrystals with intrinsic chiroptical features can lead to a combination of chiral plasmonics and magneto‐optics effects when interacting with the magnetic counterpart, offering a foundation for systematically designing ...
Miguel Comesaña‐Hermo +4 more
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Optical Chaos Generation and Applications
Advanced Photonics Research, EarlyView.This review comprehensively examines optical chaos generation via feedback, injection, and optoelectronic methods, emphasizing bandwidth enhancement and time‐delay suppression. Applications include chaos‐synchronized secure communication, physical random number generation, chaotic lidar for cm‐level detection, distributed fiber sensing, and terahertz ...
Wenhui Chen +8 more
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International Insurance Transactions and the Balance of Payments [PDF]
, 1977 Gerard M. Dickinson
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Microneedles for Continuous, Minimally Invasive Monitoring: A Technology Overview
Advanced Sensor Research, EarlyView.This review explores recent advances in electrochemical sensing using microneedles—small, minimally invasive devices that access interstitial fluid for real‐time molecular monitoring. It highlights fabrication methods, materials, and biosensor development, with a focus on aptamer‐based sensing. The review also discusses current applications, challenges,
Guillermo Conejo‐Cuevas +3 more
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On the Adequacy or Inadequacy of Keynesian Balance-of-Payments Theory: A Rejoinder [PDF]
This note again refutes Kuska's proposition that equality between the demand for and supply of money ("money market equilibrium") implies equilibriumin the balance of payments.Indeed, under a regime of fixed exchange rates it is precisely the balance of ...
Jonathan Eaton, Willem H. Buiter
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Advanced Theory and Simulations, EarlyView.FreqD‐LBM simulates the oscillatory flow at the surface of a QCM‐D resonator in the presence of structured adsorbates. It derives shifts of frequency and bandwidth (equivalent to dissipation) on different overtones. Applications include rough surfaces, adsorbed rigid particles, adsorbed viscoelastic particles, spheres floating freely above the surface,
Diethelm Johannsmann +5 more
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