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Structure-Dependent Doppler Broadening Using a Generalized Thermal Scattering Law
Journal of Nuclear Engineering, 2021 The thermal scattering law (TSL), i.e., S(α,β), represents the momentum and energy exchange phase space for a material. The incoherent and coherent components of the TSL correlate an atom’s trajectory with itself and/or with other atoms in the lattice ...
Nina C. Fleming, Ayman I. Hawari
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Хімія, фізика та технологія поверхні, 2014 We investigated the contribution of electron-phonon interaction to the broadening parameter of the Wannier–Stark ladders in oxidized macroporous silicon structures with different concentration of Si–O–Si states (TO and LO phonons).
L. A. Karachevtseva +4 more
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Ceramics, 2023 The microwave properties of structures in the form of the 2 μm iron-yttrium garnet (YIG) films, grown by the ion beam sputtering deposition method on epitaxially mismatched substrates of ferroelectric ceramics based on lead zirconate titanate (PZT, PbZr0.
Sergei A. Sharko +4 more
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In-medium broadening of nucleon resonances [PDF]
Physical Review C, 2001 We analyze the effects of an in-medium broadening of nucleon resonances on the exclusive photoproduction of mesons on nuclei as well as on the total photoabsorption cross sections in a transport calculation. We show that the resonance widths observed in semi-inclusive photoproduction on nuclei are insensitive to an in-medium broadening of nucleon ...
Lehr, J., Mosel, U.
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Broadening sound absorption coefficient with hybrid resonances [PDF]
Applied Acoustics, 2020 Abstract In the last years, a great research effort has been focused on the noise mitigation at low frequencies. Membrane-type acoustic metamaterials (AMM) are one of the most promising solutions to meet the growing demand for low frequency sound absorbers.
Bucciarelli, Fabrizio, Meo, Michele
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Brillouin resonance broadening due to structural variations in nanoscale waveguides
New Journal of Physics, 2016 We study the impact of structural variations (that is slowly varying geometry aberrations and internal strain fields) on the width and shape of the stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) resonance in nanoscale waveguides.
C Wolff +4 more
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Broadening of resonance lines by charged dislocations [PDF]
Journal of Physics C: Solid State Physics, 1974 It is shown that the random electric fields of charge dislocations in insulators should cause appreciable broadening of sharp resonance lines such as spin-resonance signals. The degree of broadening is very sensitive to the screening of the dislocations by charged point defects.
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Resonance Elastic Scattering and Interference Effects Treatments in Subgroup Method
Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 2016 Based on the resonance integral (RI) tables produced by the NJOY program, the conventional subgroup method usually ignores both the resonance elastic scattering and the resonance interference effects.
Yunzhao Li +4 more
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Exploring Experimental Isotope Scaling and Density Limit in Tokamak Transport
PlasmaAs it turns out, both isotope scaling and density limits are phenomena closely linked to fluid closure. The necessity to include ion viscosity arises for both phenomena. Thus, we have added ion viscosity to our model. The experimental isotope scaling has
Jan Weiland +2 more
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Direct observation of narrow mid-infrared plasmon linewidths of single metal oxide nanocrystals
Nature Communications, 2016 Establishing the cause of inhomogeneous broadening would help to produce narrow ensemble localized surface plasmon resonance peaks, favourable for sensing applications. Here, Johns et al.
Robert W. Johns +5 more
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