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Well-posedness of Keller-Segel systems on compact metric graphs. [PDF]
Shemtaga H, Shen W, Sukhtaiev S.
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Simultaneous temporal soliton self‐compression with simultaneous formation of a radial Townes profile is reported for millijoule pulses at 4.9 µm wavelength in ZnS. Pulses as short as 37 fs are generated in a 1‐kHz pulse train. The compression regime appears below the onset of filamentation, yielding two‐cycle pulses with 2.0 mJ energy which translates
Martin Bock +3 more
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Thermal expansion of LaB<sub>6</sub> from 298 to 998 K. [PDF]
Akdoğan EK, Payzant EA.
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Wavelength‐Agnostic 3D‐Nanoprinted Coupler
A dual‐ellipsoidal 3D‐nanoprinted photonic coupler enables quasi‐free‐space propagation for wavelength‐agnostic, ultra‐broadband photonic interfacing. Combining matrix‐optics pre‐design with full‐vectorial simulations, it delivers a record‐wide 1 dB bandwidth exceeding 800 nm with ≈1.3 dB insertion loss.
Huiyu Huang +4 more
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CFD analysis of heat and mass transfer in hollow fiber DCMD enhanced by metal foam. [PDF]
Abrofarakh M +3 more
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Femtosecond laser 3D micromachining enables the fabrication of spiral microfluidic devices in polymethylmethacrylate with a trapezoidal cross‐section. The process relies on scanning speed as the main control parameter, ensuring high precision and scalability.
Stefania Caragnano +7 more
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Accelerated First-Passage Dynamics in a Non-Markovian Feedback Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Process. [PDF]
Coghi F, Duvezin R, Wettlaufer JS.
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A partial differential equation connected with the functions of the parabolic cylinder [PDF]
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This study explores processing conditions during the co‐extrusion of highly particle‐filled layered polymeric composites. With an appropriate rheology match, layers with thicknesses approaching the particle sizes are possible. However, instability‐driven layer break‐up occurs when a critical interfacial shear stress is exceeded.
Dayne A. Plemmons +4 more
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