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Mode‐dependent Far‐field Radiation of Circularly Polarized Light by a Single Plasmonic Nanohelix
The numerical simulations explored the chiroptical response and far‐field radiation behaviors of single plasmonic nanoantennas transitioning into helical structures. This study highlights the ability of these plasmonic nanohelices to regulate the far‐field directionality of radiation power and circular polarization in plasmon‐exciton coupled systems ...
Yiou Cui +10 more
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Communications Among Researchers and Practitioners [PDF]
Harold E. Burkhart, Alfred D. Sullivan
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Communications systems research - Combinatorial communication [PDF]
Cross correlation of reverse maximal length shift register ...
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On Interference Cancellation and Iterative Techniques [PDF]
Recent research activities in the area of mobile radio communications have moved to third generation (3G) cellular systems to achieve higher quality with variable transmission rate of multimedia information.
Kohno, Ryuji, Morelos-Zaragoza, Robert H
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The tripodal terpyridine‐1,3,5‐benzene tricarboxamide (BTA) ligand 1 is employed in the self‐assembly formation of novel luminescent materials using a range of lanthanide ions. In the polar protic solution, the results from the photophysical measurements are assessed using nonlinear regression analysis, while the functional material properties of the ...
Jason M. Delente +6 more
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Military Radio Communications Research in Australia
S.C. Cook, Jason Scholz, F.B. Andrews
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Fiber Bragg Gratings with Micro‐Engineered Temperature Coefficients
Fiber Bragg gratings (FBGs) are intrinsically responsive to temperature and strain simultaneously. In this research, low‐loss FBGs with micro‐engineered temperature coefficients are fabricated, utilizing refractive index liquid‐filled microchannels in the cladding.
Zipei Song +8 more
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Broadcast-style downlinks (e.g., PONs and satellites) expose physical waveforms despite transport-layer cryptography, motivating physical-layer encryption (PLE).
Chao Yu +13 more
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