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The Origin of Terrestrial Helium and Its Association with Other Gases [PDF]
S. C. Lind
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A hydrophobic metal‐organic framework (UHMOF‐100) is grown on a quartz crystal microbalance sensor for the first time. The device enables real‐time, selective detection of monoaromatic BTEX pollutants in water, demonstrating a new strategy for creating robust chemical sensors for challenging environmental monitoring applications. Abstract Environmental
Per Reichert +7 more
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Group Delay Dispersion Measurements on Mid‐Infrared Supermirrors
Group delay dispersion of novel semiconductor‐based optics is measured in the mid‐infrared spectral range (2.5 to 4.8 μm$\rm \umu{\rm m}$). Comparisons are made between simulations, measurements conducted with a home‐built white light interferometer, and measurements performed with a commercially available FTIR.
Ulrich Galander +3 more
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Helium: Its history, properties, and commercial development [PDF]
R. B. Moore
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High‐Tc Superinductors Through Tailored Metamaterial Losses
This work presents a loss‐engineering approach for designing high‐temperature superconducting superinductors using YBCO metamaterials. By analyzing radiative and ohmic losses through coupled‐mode theory, the study reveals that partial ohmic loss supports superinductance in thinner films.
Teng Chen Ietro Pang +3 more
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Das Spektrum der Kanalstrahlen in Helium [PDF]
H. Gerdien, Ragnar Holm
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First Tellurite Composite Fiber with NIR‐Driven Green Persistent Luminescence
The first composite fiber based on SrAl2O4:Eu2+, Dy3+ PeL phosphors embedded in Yb3+/Tm3+ co‐doped tellurite glass is developed. The fiber exhibits green afterglow driven by 980 nm laser injection, suggesting that the PeL phosphors survive the fabrication process and the blue upconversion from the Yb3+/Tm3+ co‐doped glass matrix is strong enough to ...
Evellyn Santos Magalhães +9 more
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Excitonic Anisotropy in Single‐Crystalline 2D Silver Phenylchalcogenides
Using a combination of ab initio theory and optical micro‐spectroscopy, in‐plane anisotropy of multiple delocalized excitons in 2D silver phenylchalcogenides (AgEPh; E = S, Se, Te) is predicted and characterized. Cryogenic reflectance micro‐spectroscopy further reveals the fine structure of excitonic bands in AgSePh.
Woo Seok Lee +9 more
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