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Ferroelectric brightening of spin‑forbidden dark excitons in a WSe<sub>2</sub>/hybrid-perovskite heterostructure. [PDF]
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Effect of a chiral dopant on hysteresis phenomena induced by external fields in liquid crystals. [PDF]
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Printing knowledge in microgravity: PULSE and the education needed for space biomedicine
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Emergence of two distinct regimes in phonon-induced non-equilibrium magnetization dynamics.
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Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2002
Measurements of Rayleigh light scattering, nonlinear light scattering in DC magnetic fields, and the Cotton-Mouton effect were carried out for 15 mM NaCl and water solutions of ferritin at room temperature. The spherical geometry of the molecule implies that it is optically isotropic.
A, Dobek, M, Pankowska, J, Gapiński
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Measurements of Rayleigh light scattering, nonlinear light scattering in DC magnetic fields, and the Cotton-Mouton effect were carried out for 15 mM NaCl and water solutions of ferritin at room temperature. The spherical geometry of the molecule implies that it is optically isotropic.
A, Dobek, M, Pankowska, J, Gapiński
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Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 1997
Abstract The time-reversal symmetry breaking, that is the result of the presence of a magnetization, leads to a number of well-known magneto-optical effects like Faraday rotation in transmission and Kerr rotation in reflection. In nonlinear optics in the electric-dipole approximation optical effects, e.g.
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Abstract The time-reversal symmetry breaking, that is the result of the presence of a magnetization, leads to a number of well-known magneto-optical effects like Faraday rotation in transmission and Kerr rotation in reflection. In nonlinear optics in the electric-dipole approximation optical effects, e.g.
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