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Pressure‐Tuned Superconducting Dome and Persistent Charge‐Density‐Wave Order in NdSeTe2
NdSeTe2 exhibits an unusual pressure‐tuned phase diagram in which charge‐density‐wave order does not disappear at optimal superconductivity. Instead, Raman spectroscopy reveals a transformation from long‐range to short‐range correlations that remain invisible to resistivity and persist across the entire superconducting dome.
Shuyang Wang +6 more
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This study presents a novel surface plasmon resonance (SPR) biosensor composed of silver (Ag), bismuth ferrite (BiFeO3), nickel (Ni), and perovskite nanomaterial (MAPbBr3).
Malek G. Daher +7 more
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Simultaneous two‐mode Raman thermometry reveals strong in‐plane anisotropic thermal conductivity and thermal expansion coefficients in low‐symmetry few‐layer ReS2. By decoupling thermal transport along the crystallographic a‐ and b‐axes within a single optical configuration, this study provides robust experimental evidence and ab initio theoretical ...
Manab Mandal +9 more
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Band Gaps and Waveguiding in Phoxonic Silicon Crystal Slabs [PDF]
We discuss the simultaneous existence of phoxonic, i.e., phononic and photonic, band gaps in a periodic array of holes drilled in a Si membrane. We investigate in detail both the square and the honeycomb lattices. We show that complete phoxonic band gaps
Papanikolaou, N. +18 more
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Ultrasound wave propagation in time-varying phononic crystals
Phononic crystals demonstrate remarkable effects, but are static and unchangeable. We wish to use dynamic materials as the scatterers within phononic crystals as a means of controlling their properties.
Wright, DW, Cobbold, RSC, Yu, ACH
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Phononic crystals, which are artificial crystals formed by the periodic arrangement of materials with different elastic coefficients in space, can display modulated sound waves propagating within them.
Fu-Li Hsiao +3 more
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Q‐LEAP: Millisecond Hyperdimensional Optimization for Full‐Spectrum Optical Metamaterials
Q‐LEAP integrates physics‐informed residual machine learning with factorization‐machine‐encoded quantum annealing to design full‐spectrum optical metamaterials. It explores a 2108 design space and, in a single 2.56 ms annealing step, reaches 85.83% of the theoretical FoM limit, enabling selective 5‐8 µm emission with 3–5 and 8–14 µm suppression and ∼40×
Zikang Guo +3 more
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Phononic crystals and elastodynamics: Some relevant points
In the present paper we review briefly some of the first works on wave propagation in phononic crystals emphasizing the conditions for the creation of acoustic band-gaps and the role of resonances to the band-gap creation. We show that useful conclusions
N. Aravantinos-Zafiris +3 more
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Chiral‐Nematic Lattice Instability in Charge Density Wave of 1T‐TiSe2
The charge density wave of 1T‐TiSe2 appears chiral to surface probes yet loses all symmetry in spectroscopic measurements. This study reveals how cooperative condensation of multiple phonon modes stabilizes a chiral monoclinic ground state, while a shallow nematic energy landscape allows the lattice to break the remaining symmetry at negligible cost ...
Abdurrafi Ahsan Alghifari +3 more
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Gradient index phononic crystals and metamaterials [PDF]
Phononic crystals and acoustic metamaterials are periodic structures whose effective properties can be tailored at will to achieve extreme control on wave propagation.
Jin, Yabin +6 more
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