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Spectropolarimetry of the Circinus Galaxy
5 pages, 4 figures, need A&A latex style files.
E. Oliva +3 more
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Silicon Channeled Spectropolarimeter for On‐Chip Single‐Detector Stokes Spectroscopy
Compact and low‐cost spectropolarimeters are desirable in many fields for probing the wavelength‐dependent polarization state of light. Conventional spectropolarimetry systems use bulky, free‐space optical components or require at least four ...
Zhongjin Lin +4 more
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Probing the geometry of supernovae with spectropolarimetry [PDF]
We present results from a spectropolarimetric survey of young supernovae completed at the Keck Observatory, including at least one example from each of the major supernova types: Ia (1997dt), Ib (1998T, 1997dq), Ib/c-pec (1997ef), IIn (1997eg), and II-P (1997ds). All objects show evidence for intrinsic polarization, suggesting that asphericity may be a
Leonard, Douglas C. +2 more
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Magnetic Fields in Solar Plage Regions: Insights from High-sensitivity Spectropolarimetry
Plage regions are patches of concentrated magnetic field in the Sun’s atmosphere where hot coronal loops are rooted. While previous studies have shed light on the properties of plage magnetic fields in the photosphere, there are still challenges in ...
J. M. da Silva Santos +9 more
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Spectropolarimetry of Comet Halley [PDF]
Abstract Spectropolarimetric observations from 3800 to 7000 Å were obtained for the nucleus of comet Halley for nine nights during 1985-86. The observations were spaced over phase angle of 2 to 66 °. The continuum polarization without molecular-line contamination as well as the polarization of the molecular lines were evaluated.
N. Visvanathan +2 more
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Basics of spectropolarimetry [PDF]
AbstractMany astronomical sources of radiation emit polarised radiation, for example because of the presence of a disk which produces linear polarisation by scattering some photospheric radiation, or because of the presence of a magnetic field, which leads to circular and sometimes linear polarisation of spectral line profiles. Measuring the wavelength
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Do's and Don'ts When Visiting Circularly Polarized Luminescence
This perspective presents our insights into the principles, challenges, and opportunities of circularly polarized luminescence (CPL). Highlighting key concepts such as the dissymmetry factor (glum) and molecular design strategies, we discuss advances in CPL efficiency, emerging NIR emitters, solid‐state applications, and the growing role of theory and ...
Rafael G. Uceda +9 more
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Intermediate-Mass Mergers: A New Scenario for Several FS CMa Stars
We summarise the properties and nature of a peculiar group of B-type stars called FS CMa stars. These stars show the B[e] phenomenon, i.e., their spectra exhibit both forbidden emission lines and infrared excess.
Daniela Korčáková +8 more
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Nonlocal metasurfaces: universal modal maps governed by a nonlocal generalized Snell's law
Abstract In this opinion, we describe the potential of an emerging class of flat optics known as “nonlocal metasurfaces” to manipulate light in both real space and momentum space. While the ultimate form of a conventional “local” metasurface can be viewed as a universal generator of any desired waveform from a fixed input wavefront, the ultimate form ...
Adam Overvig, Francesco Monticone
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Rapid Deep Vat Printing Using Photoclickable Collagen‐Based Bioresins
Collagen‐based resin formulations based on thiol‐ene photoclick chemistry are demonstrated. These resins enable easy handleability under neutral conditions and further allow facile fabrication of multicellular tissue constructs via tomographic or FLight printing.
Michael Winkelbauer +8 more
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