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Unraveling Microporosity in Hard Carbons: Insights Into Sustainable Sodium‐Ion Battery Materials
Hidden microporosity in hard‐carbon anodes for sodium‐ion batteries is revealed by small‐angle X‐ray scattering combined with Ruland–Smarsly analysis, including closed pores inaccessible to gas adsorption. Comparing petroleum‐derived and biowaste‐derived carbons links nanoscale disorder, surface area, and pore architecture to sodium storage ...
Giorgia Greco +9 more
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Impact of Particle Morphology on Processing and Performance of Sodium Ion Anodes
Particle morphology of hard carbons (HC) in sodium‐ion batteries (SIB) is shown to govern electrode packing and transport behavior related to sodium metal plating. Spherical particles enable denser electrodes and higher volumetric capacity but increase tortuosity, polarization, and plating risk at higher rates. Nonspherical particles preserve electrode
Johannes Kühn +5 more
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Kaon GTMDs in the Dyson–Schwinger equations using contact interaction
An array of the kaon twist-two, three, four generalised transverse momentum dependent parton distributions (GTMDs) has been investigated within the framework of covariant and confining Dyson–Schwinger equations using contact interaction.
Jin-Li Zhang
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[[abstract]]This paper proposed an engine fault diagnosis system based on intake manifold pressure signal and artificial neural network with the Wigner–Ville distribution technique. Traditionally, the engine diagnostic method depends on the experience of
Wu, Jian-Da; Huang, Cheng-Kai
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Artificial intelligence tools are reshaping carbon nanotube research by connecting synthesis, characterization, and application‐oriented design. This review outlines how supervised learning, deep learning, Bayesian optimization, and large language models accelerate data extraction, experiment planning, and structure–property discovery for carbon ...
Yanlong Zhao +6 more
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The Wigner distribution function of partially coherent light
The concept of the Wigner distribution function is applied to stochastic signals, in particular to partially coherent light. Relations between the Wigner distribution function, the power spectrum and related subjects are formulated. Some inequalities for
Bastiaans, M.J.
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The article explores ways such as ultrasonic guided wave testing, infrared thermography, acoustic emission, vibration analysis, and oil analysis to prevent faults from affecting the plant and help with fault isolation. It focuses on how FTC is combined with modern tools like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), sliding mode ...
Arslan Ahmed Amin +4 more
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Causality of ultrafast photoionization from argon using an ab initio relativistic approach
We study real-time photoionization flux at the $3s$ Amusia–Cooper minimum (ACM) in argon using ab initio simulations with the relativistic time-dependent configuration-interaction singles (RTDCIS) method in length (LG) and velocity (VG) gauges.
Rezvan Tahouri, Jan Marcus Dahlström
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Quantum Field Theory in the Weyl–Wigner Representation
The Wigner representation for quantum mechanics of particles is generalized to Bose fields. The standard Hilbert space quantization becomes, via the Weyl transform, a quantization method that consists of adding a Gaussian zeropoint field distribution to ...
Emilio Santos
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The Wigner distribution of Gaussian weakly harmonizable sprocesses
The paper treats the Wigner distribution of scalar-valued stochastic processes defined on R-d. We show that if the process is Gaussian and weakly harmonizable then a stochastic Wigner distribution is well defined. The special cas, of stationary processes
Wahlberg, Patrik
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