Two Types of Temporal Symmetry in the Laws of Nature. [PDF]
Klimenko AY.
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Modeling, dynamical analysis and numerical simulation of a new 3D cubic Lorenz-like system. [PDF]
Wang H, Ke G, Pan J, Su Q.
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Supercritical Angle Fluorescence and Raman Techniques in Biophotonics
Supercritical angle fluorescence (SAF) microscopy and supercritical angle Raman (SAR) spectroscopy have emerged as powerful tools in the field of biophotonics, enabling high‐resolution imaging and spectroscopy of biological specimens near interfaces. This review article provides a comprehensive overview of the principles, techniques, applications, and ...
Subir Das +2 more
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Framework for X-ray mirror surface shape fitting. [PDF]
Huang L +9 more
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Multimode Phonon Lasing via Self‐Induced Optical Coherent Pumping
A silicon optomechanical nanobeam generates self‐sustained phonon lasing in multiple competing mechanical modes via self‐pulsing, an intrinsic optical modulation arising from cavity nonlinearity. This self‐organized mechanism enables robust multi‐frequency operation spanning periodic, quasi‐periodic, and chaotic regimes without external modulation. The
David Alonso Tomás +5 more
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Unifying thermopower: entropy and specific heat in magnetic, superconducting, nanoscale, and frustrated systems. [PDF]
Jazandari M, Abouie J, Vashaee D.
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Deterministic Fiber‐Optic Spectral Engineering Enables Three‐Color Multiplexed Two‐Photon Microscopy
A simulation‐guided spectral‐engineering framework maps the nonlinear parameter space of a fiber laser platform to identify balanced three‐band excitation states. The resulting 960, 1080, and 1175 nm femtosecond pulses deliver nJ‐level energies for low‐cross‐talk chromatically multiplexed two‐photon microscopy.
Marvin Edelmann +5 more
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Touchdown-singularity formation and criticality in the thin-film equation. [PDF]
King J, Bowen M.
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Failure Investigation of Alloy 625 Sockolets After Prolonged Service in an Ammonia Cracker Unit
The failure of the sockolets was caused by intergranular cracking and fracture. The thick and highly brittle nitrided layer formed intergranular surface cracks, which propagated along grain boundaries into the base alloy substrate due to the presence of brittle Cr‐rich carbides. ABSTRACT Several sockolets of Alloy 625 operating at 540°C in contact with
Kamlesh Chandra +2 more
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Revisiting thermoelectric transport properties through a band nonparabolicity factor. [PDF]
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