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Navigating Neurological Complications in Aesthetic Dermatology: Onset of Trigeminal Neuralgia Following Laser Hair Reduction. [PDF]
CureusPravin A, J A.
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Geometric Accuracy and Mechanical Property Enhancement of Fe-Based Alloy Layers in Wide-Beam Laser Direct Energy Deposition. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Hu B, Wang J, Xu J, Wang Q, Zhang L.
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Investigation on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of X70 Pipeline Steel Fabricated by Laser-Directed Energy Deposition. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Wang Z, Wang C, Wu L, Sun G.
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Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Laser-MIG Hybrid Welding of Invar36 Alloy with Different Grooves. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Kong D +6 more
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Physical Review Letters, 1993
We observed a new type of sub-Doppler cooling that employs neither polarization gradients nor magnetic fields, and involves neither a damping force nor significant diffusive heating. Instead, light shifts combined with optical pumping (OP) to levels not coupled by the laser field gives transient cooling, and steady state is not achieved. The time scale
Padua, S. +5 more
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We observed a new type of sub-Doppler cooling that employs neither polarization gradients nor magnetic fields, and involves neither a damping force nor significant diffusive heating. Instead, light shifts combined with optical pumping (OP) to levels not coupled by the laser field gives transient cooling, and steady state is not achieved. The time scale
Padua, S. +5 more
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Physics Today, 1987
In the photograph on the opposite page we see a single mercury ion held nearly at rest in an electromagnetic “trap.” Physicists have seen individual atoms before, in arrays imaged by field ion microscopes and more recently by vacuum tunneling microscopes, but what we see here is different.
David J. Wineland, Wayne M. Itano
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In the photograph on the opposite page we see a single mercury ion held nearly at rest in an electromagnetic “trap.” Physicists have seen individual atoms before, in arrays imaged by field ion microscopes and more recently by vacuum tunneling microscopes, but what we see here is different.
David J. Wineland, Wayne M. Itano
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