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Localization in Absorbing Media
Europhysics Letters (EPL), 1994The diffusive propagation of electromagnetic waves in an absorbing random medium is studied and the localization corrections to the diffusion coefficient are calculated. The differences between absorption and inelastic scattering are discussed. Unlike inelastic scattering which introduces a cut-off length into the diffusion coefficient without ...
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2015
This chapter examines the plurality of news and information at a local level, focusing on the UK. It shows how radically the provision and distribution of local news and information is changing as we transition from print and analogue to digital. It points to the gradual emergence of new news services, but suggests many of these — as well as many ...
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This chapter examines the plurality of news and information at a local level, focusing on the UK. It shows how radically the provision and distribution of local news and information is changing as we transition from print and analogue to digital. It points to the gradual emergence of new news services, but suggests many of these — as well as many ...
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Alignment Localization in Nonlinear Biological Media
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, 2013Cells imbedded in biopolymer gels are important components of tissue engineering models and cancer tumor microenvironments. In both these cases, contraction of cells attached to the gel is an important phenomenon, and the nonlinear nature of most biopolymers (such as collagen) makes understanding the mechanics of the contraction a challenging problem ...
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2016
At first glance, all the major local media — newspapers, magazine, radio and television — appear to be (and to some degree are) significantly different. However, their internal structures and mechanisms for conveying information and entertainment to their audiences are remarkably similar. They must find, prepare and distribute their content in the most
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At first glance, all the major local media — newspapers, magazine, radio and television — appear to be (and to some degree are) significantly different. However, their internal structures and mechanisms for conveying information and entertainment to their audiences are remarkably similar. They must find, prepare and distribute their content in the most
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Localization: Photon Localization in Resonant Media
Optics and Photonics News, 2002A.A. Chabanov, A. Z. Genack
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A global–local approach for hydraulic phase-field fracture in poroelastic media
Computers and Mathematics With Applications, 2021Thomas Wick +2 more
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