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Infinitely many solutions to superlinear second order m-point boundary value problems [PDF]
Ruyun Ma, Chenghua Gao, Xiaoqiang Chen
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An LCD‐compatible complementary liquid‐crystal metasurface delivers dual‐band, dual‐polarized Ka‐band wavefront control with millisecond switching via a 10‐µm LC gap. Interlaced patch/slot pairs enable independent phase tuning at 28 and 38 GHz, while strategic 45° slot rotation suppresses parasitic resonances. Measurements on a 160 × 160‐cell prototype
Daehyeon Kim +4 more
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Analytical solutions and chaotic insights into the Hirota-Maccari system. [PDF]
Usman T, Ullah MS.
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Fiber Bragg Gratings with Micro‐Engineered Temperature Coefficients
Fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) are intrinsically responsive to temperature and strain simultaneously. In this research, low‐loss FBGs with micro‐engineered temperature coefficients are fabricated, utilizing refractive index liquid‐filled microchannels in the cladding.
Zipei Song +8 more
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Existence of infinitely many solutions for a Neumann problem involving the
Xianling Fan, Chao Ji
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On the existence of infinitely many periodic solutions for an equation of a rectangular thin plate [PDF]
Eduard Feireisl
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This work demonstrates the production of nature‐inspired double Bouligand structures via shear‐aligning cellulose nanocrystals for comparison against more commonly studied single Bouligand architecture. Optical and mechanical analysis shows retained chiroptical polarization and increased mechanical integrity under compression elucidated with ...
Justin Brackenridge +4 more
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Inverse Design in Nanophotonics via Representation Learning
This review frames machine learning (ML) in nanophotonics through a classification based on where ML is applied. We categorize methods as either output‐side, which create differentiable surrogates for solving Maxwell's partial differential equations (PDEs), or input‐side, which learn compact representations of device geometry.
Reza Marzban +2 more
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