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The Behavior of a Boundary Value Problem as the Interval Becomes Infinite [PDF]
W. E. Milne
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This article provides a comprehensive overview of fundamentals and recent advances of transparent thin‐film surface acoustic wave technologies on glass substrates for monitoring and prevention/elimination of fog, ice, and frost. Fogging, icing, or frosting on optical lenses, optics/photonics, windshields, vehicle/airplane windows, and solar panel ...
Hui Ling Ong+11 more
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On mixed boundary value problems for functions analytic in a simply-connected domain [PDF]
Yûsaku Komatu
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In this study, the mechanical response of Y‐shaped core sandwich beams under compressive loading is investigated, using deep feed‐forward neural networks (DFNNs) for predictive modeling. The DFNN model accurately captures stress–strain behavior, influenced by design parameters and loading rates.
Ali Khalvandi+4 more
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This study explores the energy conversion in powder bed fusion of polymers using laser beam for polyamide 12 and polypropylene powders. It combines material and process data, using dimensionless parameters and numerical models, to enable the prediction of suitable printing parameters.
Christian Schlör+9 more
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On mixed boundary value problems for a circle
Yûsaku Komatu, Imsik Hong
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On a mixed boundary value problem of harmonic functions [PDF]
Nora Pernavs
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Characterizations of the expanse of processes parameter combinations that can be used to minimize cracking and porosity while optimizing crystallization and hardness are used to assess laser processing of four glass‐forming alloys. The set of viable alloys for laser additive manufacturing is not the same as for suction casting; some alloys are common ...
Soumya Mohan+3 more
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Boundary value problems for potentials of a single layer [PDF]
E. R. C. Miles
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In this manuscript, the processability of X2CrNiMo17‐12‐2 powder coated with silicon carbide, silicon, and silicon nitride nanoparticles is investigated. The amount of nanoparticles varies from 0.25 to 1 vol%. By coating the powder feedstock material with nanoparticles, an enlargement of the process window and an increase in the build rate are achieved.
Nick Hantke+5 more
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