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... material ( E ) , and -- to the permittivity of the spacing between them ( E1 ) , usually ε = 1 . So , the elements of such matrix represent correspondingly the particles of material and the spaces between them and in this model the size ...
... material ( E ) , and -- to the permittivity of the spacing between them ( E1 ) , usually ε = 1 . So , the elements of such matrix represent correspondingly the particles of material and the spaces between them and in this model the size ...
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82 in material parameters [ 6 ] for each QW . Using the fitted data , we include the carrier dependent parameter of the ... material composition as well as for AMQW structure . It was shown the electrical field inside the AMQW slightly ...
82 in material parameters [ 6 ] for each QW . Using the fitted data , we include the carrier dependent parameter of the ... material composition as well as for AMQW structure . It was shown the electrical field inside the AMQW slightly ...
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... material coefficients of the flat space ( or the corresponding optical medium ) and should therefore obey von Neumann principle . Hence , the lowering of initially spherical symmetry of the space by the gravitation field or the other ...
... material coefficients of the flat space ( or the corresponding optical medium ) and should therefore obey von Neumann principle . Hence , the lowering of initially spherical symmetry of the space by the gravitation field or the other ...
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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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