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... analysis of diffraction using approximate methods by the coupled wave method . DIFFRACTION EFFICIENCY OF THIN PHASE GRATING A phase grating with rectangular relief is selected for the analysis ( see Fig . 1 ) . Precise calculations of ...
... analysis of diffraction using approximate methods by the coupled wave method . DIFFRACTION EFFICIENCY OF THIN PHASE GRATING A phase grating with rectangular relief is selected for the analysis ( see Fig . 1 ) . Precise calculations of ...
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... analysis or more serious pieces of FEA for numerical 3 - D analysis . Exemples of recently obtained dispersion curves for NLC cut ( 0 = -31.5 ° ) suitable for temperature sensors [ 9 ] are presented on Figs . 2a ) and 2b ) . Provided ...
... analysis or more serious pieces of FEA for numerical 3 - D analysis . Exemples of recently obtained dispersion curves for NLC cut ( 0 = -31.5 ° ) suitable for temperature sensors [ 9 ] are presented on Figs . 2a ) and 2b ) . Provided ...
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... analysis is the ultimate but also the most critical analysis . Analytical calcu- lation has been performed before implementing the first prototypes [ 2 ] . It is based on the prin- ciple of harmonic balance and consists in looking for a ...
... analysis is the ultimate but also the most critical analysis . Analytical calcu- lation has been performed before implementing the first prototypes [ 2 ] . It is based on the prin- ciple of harmonic balance and consists in looking for a ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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