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0,ρ,g,γ,p,αc,αgare constants having the following properties:ρ, g, γ are strictly positive and 0 <π/2 − αg<αc<π/2. Necessary or sufficient conditions aregivenintermsofp for the existence of concave solutions of the above nonlinear boundary valueproblem NLBVP. Numerical illustrat[r]

Hindawi Publishing CorporationJournal of Inequalities and ApplicationsVolume 2009, Article ID 732106, 28 pagesdoi:10.1155/2009/732106Research ArticleInequalities for Single Crystal Tube Growth byEdge-Defined Film-Fed Growth TechniqueStefan Balint1and Agneta M. Balint21Department of Comp[r]

NANO EXPRESS Open AccessWet chemical synthesis and magnetic propertiesof single crystal Co nanochains with surfaceamorphous passivation Co layersShao-Min Zhou*, Shi-Yun Lou, Yong-Qiang Wang, Xi-Liang Chen, Li-Sheng Liu and Hong-Lei YuanAbstract: In this study, for the first time, high-[r]

Single-crystal nanowires of hexagonal tungsten trioxide in a large scale have been successfully prepared by a simple hydrothermalmethod without any templates and catalysts. Uniform h-WO3nanowires with diameter of 25–50 nm and length of up to severalmicrometers are obtained. It is found[r]

-SiC. Moreover, the stronger (111) diffractionpeak indicates that the [111] is the dominant growth direction ofthe SiC nanowires.Using HRTEM, we found that the fabricated SiC nanowires canbe grouped into three types of one-dimension structures. They aredescribed as follows:(1) Ordinary SiC nanowires[r]

understanding of p-type conduction mechanisms of CuAlO2/Cu-Al-O thin films. Theeffect of crystalline states of substrates on the properties of Cu-Al-O films is anotherimportant task in our study in view of the insufficient study in this area. The substratesthat have been used in other works include[r]

Material manufacturers cut thin circular wafers from large silicon boules alongspecific crystal planes. The cut plane—the top surface of the wafer—is known as theorientation cut. The (100) wafers dominate in both MEMS and CMOS technology,but wafers are also readily available with (111) orient[r]

with release of the external force, as shown in Fig. 9(e). It is notable that the distribution ofthe local structure does not change in the unloading process.In the following heat treatment process, the phase transformation from martensite to B2 occurssimilarly to the single-crystal ca[r]

etching. On SOI samples, thisprocess allows to remove all the non-patterned areasdown to the buried oxide, leading to silicon nano-structures supported on an insulating layer (Fig. 1).As-doped Unibond J silicon-on-insulator (SOI)samples with an ultra-thin single-crystal silicon toplaye[r]

in the crystal plate was due to the combination between the direction of the spontaneous polarization and the poling direction. 4. Other characteristics investigation The giant k31 and d31 constant in the PZNT91/09 and PMNT(1-x)/x single-crystal plates were due to the generation[r]

by the box area in Fig. 2a). Detailed analysis on latticeimages give interplanar spacing of 0.31 nm, closely cor-responding to that of Si(1 1 1) plane which reveals thegrowth direction [1 1 1] of these SiNWs. A selected-areaelectron diffraction (SAED) pattern (see Fig. 2a, left in-set) taken from top[r]

the arrays grown on Zn-terminated and on O-terminatedface of the ZnO single crystal. The transmission electronmicroscopy observation revealed the single crystallinenature of the nanorods. The current–voltage characteristicstaken on an individual nanorod contacted by a Au-coateda[r]

20. Ikeda H, Qi Y, Cagin T, Samwer K, Johnson WL, Goddard WA: Strain rateinduced amorphization in metallic nanowires. Phys Rev Lett 1999, 82:2900.21. Loveridge-Smith A, Allen A, Belak J, Boehly T, Hauer A, Holian B, Kalantar D,Kyrala G, Lee RW, Lomdahl P, Meyers MA, Paisley D, Pollaine S,Remington B[r]

to absorb a sufficient percentage of incident radiation. This results in the need for more material andcorrespondingly more energy involved in cell processing, especially since the cells are still producedmostly by sawing of single-crystal silicon ingots into wafers that are about 200 m[r]

Preface Crystal growth is a fundamental phenomenon, which provides the basis for a wide variety of naturally occurring processes, and an astonishing range of diverse human activities. This book includes a representative collection of contemporary studies on crystal growth across vario[r]

The band gap structure of Lamb waves in the 1D quasiperiodic composite thin plate is also studied by calculating the TPS from the FEM. The band gap structures of the Lamb waves are quite different from those of bulk waves. Specifically, the number of splitting band gaps depends strongly on the value[r]

The band gap structure of Lamb waves in the 1D quasiperiodic composite thin plate is also studied by calculating the TPS from the FEM. The band gap structures of the Lamb waves are quite different from those of bulk waves. Specifically, the number of splitting band gaps depends strongly on the value[r]

exams.TENTATIVES DATES04/28Optical Materials04/26 Magnetism Quiz 704/20 NO CLASS04/18 Magnetism03/16 Conductivity, Hole Mobility03/14 Semicond., Intrinsic, Extrinsic03/09 Conduction in Bands Quiz 403/07 Basic Concepts, Band Theory09/05 Mechanical Properties. Quiz 804/11 HOLY WEEK 03/28 Dielectric Ma[r]

Famous Canadian Hotels and their “Ghosts”– A cloze activityThe Bellman at the Banff Springs HotelThe ______ popular ghost is that of Sam Macauley, a bellman ______ died in 1976.Not long after Sam’s death, the ghost of a bellman wearing a 1960s uniform had______ seen and the description fitted Sam pe[r]

capturing the interfacial region without further grid resolution. 4.5 Crystal growth during solidification In this section, the problem of crystal growth during solidification of an undercooled melt is discussed (Chatterjee & Chakraborty, 2006). Special care is taken to model t[r]