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Rare earth element nucleosynthetic anomalies and dust transport in the protoplanetary disk. [PDF]
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Gelatin-sodium alginate hydrogel infused with <i>Onosma dichroanthum</i> Boiss. root extract: Preparation, characterization, and application in wound dressing. [PDF]
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A Thermally Controlled Ultra-Wideband Wide Incident Angle Metamaterial Absorber with Switchable Transmission at the THz Band. [PDF]
Wang L, Xin F, Fu Q, Xia D.
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Bubble Trouble: Quantifying the Effects of Bubbles on the Electrochemical Interface. [PDF]
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The age of the Galactic thin disk from Th/Eu nucleocosmochronology - II. Chronological analysis
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SPIE Proceedings, 2012
We present an Yb-CALGO thin-disk laser in continuous regime. In a slightly multimode configuration we obtain up to 29.5W of average power, corresponding to a slope efficiency of 40% and an optical-to-optical efficiency of 32%. We then design a monomode cavity, and achieve 25W of average power.
Ricaud, Sandrine +12 more
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We present an Yb-CALGO thin-disk laser in continuous regime. In a slightly multimode configuration we obtain up to 29.5W of average power, corresponding to a slope efficiency of 40% and an optical-to-optical efficiency of 32%. We then design a monomode cavity, and achieve 25W of average power.
Ricaud, Sandrine +12 more
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Electrophoresis of a thin charged disk
Physics of Fluids, 1995The electrophoretic velocity of a charged disk of zero thickness is computed in the limit of small surface potentials, but with arbitrary double layer thickness. The disk represents an idealized clay particle, and has uniform surface charge over its flat surface, together with a uniform line charge around its edge.
Howard A. Stone, John D. Sherwood
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2004
Of the components of our MILKY WAY GALAXY, the thin disk is the most prominent part to our eyes. It manifests itself as the band of faint light that we see encircling the whole sky. Except for the bulge in the direction of the center of our Galaxy, the stars that make up the Milky Way as we see it are part of the thin disk, just as our Sun is part of ...
Paul Murdin, P. van der Kruit
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Of the components of our MILKY WAY GALAXY, the thin disk is the most prominent part to our eyes. It manifests itself as the band of faint light that we see encircling the whole sky. Except for the bulge in the direction of the center of our Galaxy, the stars that make up the Milky Way as we see it are part of the thin disk, just as our Sun is part of ...
Paul Murdin, P. van der Kruit
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