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andMn2+are ferromagnetic [1–5]. An alternate approach todeveloping magnetic semiconductors might be to explorethe possibility of making single walled carbon nanotubes(SWNTs) ferromagnetic by appropriate doping of otheratoms for carbon on the walls of the tube. SWNTs canbe viewed as she[r]

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c1999 by CRC Press LLCoptimization, and choose the realizable pole and zero locations that give the best approximation tothe desired filter response [27]– [30].3.9 Realization ConsiderationsLinear-phaseFIRdigitalfilterscangenerallybeimplementedwithacceptablecoefficientquantizationsensitivity using the[r]

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... 1.6 Motivation and objective of the thesis The goal of this thesis is to design and fabricate 3D nanostructures, QDs and QRs on III- V compound semiconductors The fabrication of the 3D nanostructures. .. windows of lowest attenuation, viz 0.85 µm, 1.3 µm and 1.55 µm III- V semiconductor lasers u[r]

is known a priori, the two-microphone Wiener filter providesthe optimal (in the mean squared error sense) estimate ofthe desired source. The effect of quantization errors in suchaframeworkhasbeeninvestigatedin[12]. However, inpractice the PSD is unknown. In this paper, we considera particular b[r]

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The vector form:where L0is angular momentum ofthe orbital motion.It is known that for an electron in the ground (non-excited) state ofthe hydrogen atom the angular momentum equals to 1.05 x 10-34J.s(we will learn later in quantum physics), so we have for the orbitalmagnetic moment of electron:This q[r]

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© 2002 by CRC Press LLC 22 Principles of Magnetics 22.1 Introduction22.2 Nature of a Magnetic Field22.3 Electromagnetism22.4 Magnetic Flux Density22.5 Magnetic Circuits22.6 Magnetic Field Intensity22.7 Maxwell’s Equations22.8 Inductance22.9 Practical Considerations 22.1 I[r]

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9 © 2000 by CRC Press LLC Nonstandard Image Coding In this chapter, we introduce three nonstandard image coding techniques: vector quantization (VQ)(Nasrabadi and King, 1988), fractal coding (Barnsley and Hurd, 1993; Fisher, 1994; Jacquin, 1993),and model-based coding (Li et al., 1994). 9.1 I[r]

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