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... Δn, and β in normal vascular intima (N), lipid laden (L),
fibrous (F), and fibrocalcific (C) plaques.
N, F and N, L and C, and L and F has significant differences; and β between C and N, F and ... collection and fast beam scanning. By replacing a bulky grating/lens-
based pulse stretcher with a single photonic bandgap fiber for pulse prechirping, the system
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... if one is interested
in the parametric identification of a system of the ordinary differential equations. In future,
the numerical experiments are intended to take place in order to investigate ...
principles as it was done in [Hu at al., 2003]. However, in our case we are not going to
solve "pure" optimal control task, because we consider a non-random vector of
parame...
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... side-group, phthalocyanines and
bisphthalocyanines are promising for manufacturing optical devices, such as optical-
limiting devices. The basic principle of optical- limiting devices is the reverse ... nm and
b) excitation 827 nm
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To understand the changes in the nonlinear ef...
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and switching in next generation optical networks. SOA has been receiving much attention
in all -optical signal processing for its various nonlinear effects and potential to be
integrated, and ... that, the factor of 2 on the right hand of Eq.(14) is observed, because we
consider two sub-bands in valence band including heavy hole band and light hole band.
Using Eqs(1-14),w...
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... extensive interests and many
interesting and important works have been carried out in QSDC for instance in Refs. [12-30],
and in DSQC for instance in Refs. [31-39]. In the following sections, ... performing single-particle unitary operations {Ui} (i = 0, 1, 2, 3) on two of the three
particles, the initial GHZ state can be changed to any of the state in the set.
In the be...
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... (A−7), and the integral of d
has been taken to infinity.
Substituting this result into Eq. (A−8) we obtain
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methacryloxyethoxycarbonyl)aminopropyltriethoxysilane ... Turukhin et al., 2002). We note that Eqs. (2) and (3) coincide with
the standing single-frequency light based on a standing wave grating in a three-level system...
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group velocity of probe light and the pulse, see for example Eq. (78). In turn, the unshifted
probe light is partially depleted, forming a gap in ... the birefringence.
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where n is the linear effective refractive index of the fiber and
ω
0
and
ω
denote the carrier
frequency...
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... [30] was outlined to obtain in- plane subband dispersions in the valence band.
Optical gain for transitions between subbands in conduction and valence bands is derived.
Various scattering mechanisms ... points are contained in a range of
±0.25λ.
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using electron subbands in conduction band. With the promise of circumventing the
i...
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... sensing in optical tweezers
Optical tweezer systems (Ashkin, 1970) have been used extensively for obtaining
quantitative biophysical measurements. In particular, particle sensing using optical ... force dominates over the scattering force, resulting in particle
trapping.
To obtain a physical understanding of the trapping forces involved, consider the case with a
spherical part...
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of staining. The specimens were incubated in UEA-1 conjugated and non-conjugated
liposomes (containing 0.4 µM Lissamine Rhodamine PE) at ... the probing depth in the absence of scattering and in the
presence of scattering, respectively. They can be defined as:
Combining Optical Coherence Tomography with Fluorescence Imaging...
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