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Hierarchical Twist: Chirality Across Scales in Cellulose Cholesterics
Hierarchical left‐ and right‐handed chiral nematic structures are observed in a solvent‐free thermotropic cellulose derivative. Free‐standing films show hierarchical twisted structures whose pitches respond differently to uniaxial strain: left‐handed pitches increase, ones decrease.
N. Monge +7 more
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Industrial‐Grade Structural Coloration with Robust and Vivid TiON‐Based Structures
This study presents TiON‐based Fabry–Perot cavities as a robust strategy for structural coloration. By substituting the metal top layer with TiON, the structures achieve vivid, tunable colors and resist oxidation, abrasion, and humidity. Long‐term testing demonstrates stable optical absorption and minimal chromatic drift, highlighting TiON's ...
Md. Abdur Rahman +8 more
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An Anthropocentric Approach to Text Extraction from WWW Images
There is a significant need to analyse the text in images on WWW pages, both for effective indexing and for presentation by non-visual means (e.g., audio).
Antonacopoulos, Apostolos +1 more
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Highly efficient deep‐blue fluorescent dopant for achieving low‐power OLED display satisfying BT.2020 chromaticity [PDF]
Yusuke Takita +8 more
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Structural Colors from Ultrathin Lignin Films
Thickness‐dependent structural colors in ultrathin lignin films generate a full visible palette, tuned simply by solution concentration and spin speed. Abstract Structural colors offer a sustainable alternative to toxic pigments and dyes, yet their realization from lignin, the most abundant aromatic biopolymer, has remained elusive.
Bang An +6 more
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b-Chromatic number of some wheel related graphs
S. K. Vaidya, M. S. Shukla
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The b-chromatic number of power graphs [PDF]
Brice Effantin, Hamamache Kheddouci
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Spectral Peaked Optical Frequency Comb for Highly Sensitive Spectroscopy
Optical frequency combs represent a breakthrough in metrology, and comb mode selection and power scaling are important issues for highly sensitive spectroscopy. This article reviews the development of a spectrally peaked optical frequency comb using the novel phenomenon of spectral peaking for highly sensitive spectroscopy.
Norihiko Nishizawa +3 more
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