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X-ray scanning-diffraction texture tomography dataset form an AM TWIP steel tensile speciment.
Carlsen, Mads
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An Epsilon-Near-Zero-Based Nonlinear Platform for Ultrafast Re-Writable Holography. [PDF]
Alam MZ +5 more
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Quantifying the Full Damage Profile of Focused Ion Beams via 4D-STEM Precession Electron Diffraction and PSNR Metrics. [PDF]
Masteghin MG +6 more
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Earth’s inner core composition inferred from the equations of state of Fe-Si-C-H alloys
Kolesnikov E +10 more
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Characterizing microscopic calcification deposits on acrylic intraocular lenses.
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Physical Review Letters, 2000
By using the diffraction properties of waveguide arrays, we propose a scheme to produce structures with designed diffraction. We fabricated arrays with reduced, canceled, and even reversed diffraction. Results of experiments with such waveguides are presented and compared with the predictions made by coupled-mode theory.
, Eisenberg +3 more
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By using the diffraction properties of waveguide arrays, we propose a scheme to produce structures with designed diffraction. We fabricated arrays with reduced, canceled, and even reversed diffraction. Results of experiments with such waveguides are presented and compared with the predictions made by coupled-mode theory.
, Eisenberg +3 more
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Optics Letters, 2017
A theoretical study of the plane-wave diffraction by a heart-like sharp-edge aperture corresponding to the involute of a circle is proposed here. Through the recently developed paraxial boundary diffraction wave theory, expressed via the language of catastrophe optics, the presence of pseudo-nondiffracting regions within the three-dimensional spatial ...
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A theoretical study of the plane-wave diffraction by a heart-like sharp-edge aperture corresponding to the involute of a circle is proposed here. Through the recently developed paraxial boundary diffraction wave theory, expressed via the language of catastrophe optics, the presence of pseudo-nondiffracting regions within the three-dimensional spatial ...
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