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Epsilon-near-zero nonlinearity enhancement in the extreme ultraviolet. [PDF]
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Correction of the influence of baseline artefacts and electrode polarisation on dielectric spectra
Bioelectrochemistry, 2000The deconvolution of biological dielectric spectra can be difficult enough with artefact-free spectra but is more problematic when machine baseline artefacts and electrode polarisation are present as well. In addition, these two sources of anomalies can be responsible for significant interference with dielectric biomass measurements made using one- or ...
Douglas Kell +2 more
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A strip loaded dielectric resonator antenna for circular polarisation
Microwave and Optical Technology Letters, 2006AbstractThe paper presents an experimental investigation of a cylindrical dielectric resonator antenna (DRA) with a conducting strip loaded on its top surface enabling circular polarisation. A simple 50Ω microstrip transmission line excites the antenna. The reflection, polarisation, and radiation characteristics of the antenna are studied.
Ambattu, Praveen +3 more
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Dielectric polarisation and the form of the carbon dioxide molecule
Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences - Section A, 19371. Accurate measurements of the dielectric coefficient ofcarbon dioxide have been made at 8 different temperatures from +20° to +210° C. 2. The value of polarisation is constant within the limits of experimental error, indicating that the gas is non-polar within the temperature range employed. 3.
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Polarisation-spatial entanglement upon reflection across a dielectric
Optics Communications, 2022J Solomon Ivan
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Thermoelectric effects and dielectric polarisation in biopolymers
Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions 1: Physical Chemistry in Condensed Phases, 1979Seebeck coefficients show “dry” compressed discs of haemoglobin and NaDNA to be p-type, adsorption of water causing a change to n-type behaviour. The magnitude of the effect suggests that simultaneous thermodiffusion of adsorbed water may occur so as to magnify the changes in Seebeck coefficient with hydration for haemoglobin.Step function d.c ...
Daniel D. Eley +2 more
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Dielectric Polarisation of Phenol
Nature, 1935IT is well known that the molecular polarisation of alcohols in a non-polar medium is exceptional in that it at first increases with concentration and then falls finally to a lower value than that at which it started. The data of Williams and Allgeier1 show that at 25° up to a molar fraction of 0.345 the polarisation of phenol in benzene is constant ...
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Change of Dielectric Polarisation of Nitrobenzene with Temperature
Nature, 1931RECENTLY one of us (J. M.) has determined the changes of density D and dielectric constant E of nitrobenzene with temperature.1 In this connexion we would like to repeat here that the freezing point of nitrobenzene lies at 5.5° C. and not at 9° as given in the Landolt-Bornstein tables.
M. WOLFKE, J. MAZUR
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Reflection at a dielectric in terms of polarisation
Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1979The origin of the paradox that the time-dependent properties of a dielectric cannot be obtained from time domain spectroscopy without conversion to the frequency domain is discussed in terms of the calculation of reflection in terms of polarisation.
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