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Ponderomotive plasma lenses for holography by Gaussian beams. [PDF]

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Alilou S, Shahrassai L, Sobhanian S.
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Radiation-pressure-induced surface deformation of transparent liquids due to laser beams under oblique incidence. [PDF]

Photoacoustics
Anghinoni B, Malacarne LC, Jacinto C, Baesso ML, Lendl B, Astrath NGC.   +5 more
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Age-Specific Contrast Optimization of bSSFP in Fetal Brain. [PDF]

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Zhu Q, Chen X, Li H, Yong X, Xu H, Xu X, Chen X, Ge N, Hsu YC, Yan X, Wang C, Cai C, Wu D.   +12 more
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Fabrication of functional micro-nano structures using phase holographically modulated femtosecond laser technology: a review. [PDF]

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Liu Y, Wang J, Wang Z, Huang J, Wang X, Zhang J, Dai Z, Ye Y.   +7 more
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A CSI Approach Incorporating Recursive Eigenfunction Expansion for Efficient Microwave Imaging of Objects Embedded in Arbitrarily Shaped Multilayer Cylinders. [PDF]

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Aslanyürek B, Gürbüz TU.
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Scalar wave diffraction by an open-ended sphere-conical cavity: the Abel integral transform in the Dirichlet and Neumann problems. [PDF]

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Kuryliak D, Lysechko V.
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(P, Q)-Extended Bessel and Modified Bessel Functions of the First Kind

Results in Mathematics, 2017
Inspired by certain recent extensions of the Euler's beta, Gauss hypergeometric and confluent hypergeometric functions [1], we introduce (p, q)- extended Bessel function J_{; ; ; \nu, p, q}; ; ; , the (p, q)- extended modified Bessel function I_{; ; ; ; \nu, p, q}; ; ; ; of the first kind of order \nu by making use two additional parameters in the ...
Rakesh K Parmar, Tibor K Pogány, Dragana Jankov Masirevic   +2 more
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On Zeros of the Modified Bessel Function of the Second Kind

Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, 2020
The zeros \(\nu_n\) of the modified Bessel function \(K_{i\nu}(x)\) at \textit{fixed} argument \(x>0\) are shown to be countably infinite and simple. By a suitable transformation of the differential equation satisfied by \(K_{i\nu}(x)\) into a one-dimensional Schrodinger equation with an exponential potential, the equation is expressed as a boundary ...
Bagirova, S. M., Khanmamedov, A. Kh.
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