Based on the simplistic two-step preparation method, a Cu2O/TiO2 junction was synthesized by electrodepositing a Cuprous Oxide layer on Titanium Oxide thin films at different deposition potentials. The thin films and ...
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We report a flexible temperature sensor based on TiO2 photonics that shows double the sensitivity compared to silicon photonics. This high sensitivity and biocompatibility pave the way towards point-of-care temperatur...
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We demonstrate a dynamically tunable plasmonic metasurface enabled by light-tunable optical constants of a quantum material - 1T-TaS2. We observe a relative reflectance change of 10% under low-intensity incoherent ill...
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Cosmic MeV gamma-ray observations are important for elucidating physics in high-energy objects such as gamma-ray bursts and active galactic nuclear jet blazars, for detecting nuclear gamma-rays in supernova explosions...
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In this study, we investigate the thermo-optical properties of GeO2–Bi2O3 glasses doped with different concentrations of rare earth ions by thermal lens technique;UV-VIS and photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy, as we...
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Identifying and characterizing multi-body interactions in quantum processes remains a significant challenge. This is partly because 2-body interactions can produce an arbitrary time evolution, a fundamental fact often...
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SnSO 4 has a layered structure and is a promising candidate as a p-type transparent semiconductor with a band gap of 3.9 eV and hole effective mass of 0.88, theoretically. However, there has been no report on experime...
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SnSO 4 has a layered structure and is a promising candidate as a p-type transparent semiconductor with a band gap of 3.9 eV and hole effective mass of 0.88, theoretically. However, there has been no report on experimental fabrication of the semiconductor thin films. Here, we attempt trying fabrication of SnSO4 thin films and investigating their electrical properties to clarify the possibility of SnSO4 thin films as p-type transparent semiconductors.
The advancement of spatial audio technology has been driven by the human capacity for spatial auditory, enabling immersive auditory experiences that replicate real-life sound environments. Understanding how the brain ...
The advancement of spatial audio technology has been driven by the human capacity for spatial auditory, enabling immersive auditory experiences that replicate real-life sound environments. Understanding how the brain encodes spatial auditory processes has emerged as a growing area of research. Electroencephalography (EEG), a non-invasive modality with high temporal resolution, offers an ideal means to study brain responses to moving sound stimuli. This study aims to compare quantitative EEG methods derived from direct EEG recordings, focusing on EEG temporal features such as Power Spectral Density (PSD), as well as EEG source localization using eLORETA. Two types of audio stimuli, stereo audio and spatial audio, delivered through headsets attached directly to both ears, were investigated. When exposed to the spatial audio stimulus, there was a notable increase in the mean PSD within the Theta, Alpha, and Beta frequency bands in the auditory cortex (channel T3, T4, T5, and T6). The most significant increase was observed in the Beta frequency band of 145.601 µV 2 /Hz in T4, indicating heightened focus experienced by the subjects compared to the stereo audio stimulus. Furthermore, EEG source localization using eLORETA revealed distinct activation in the frontal area during the second experiment involving the spatial audio stimulus. Specifically, there was a significant increase (p>0.05) in current density within the frontal regions of the brain, including Brodmann Area (BA) 6 and 9, which are associated with selective attention and spatial orientation. These findings highlight the practicality of the employed methods and their potential to shed light on brain activity during spatial auditory processes.
Multiphysics coupled analysis for Nuclear Thermal Propulsion (NTP) systems are important for producing accurate core safety margins as the operation dependent thermal–hydraulic (T/H) parameters vary drastically acros...
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Multiphysics coupled analysis for Nuclear Thermal Propulsion (NTP) systems are important for producing accurate core safety margins as the operation dependent thermal–hydraulic (T/H) parameters vary drastically across the core. Through the range of coupled physics model's fidelities, neutronics solutions for NTP reactors are primarily found using Monte Carlo (MC) transport solvers, which produce accurate results at the cost of high computational expense. The motivation for this research is to avoid the computational bottleneck of obtaining high-fidelity, neutronics solutions at every iteration by replacing the MC code with a reduced-order nodal diffusion code. Nodal diffusion analysis is widely used for Light Water Reactors (LWRs) with a standard method that involves pre-generated group constants for unique fuel types homogenized on the assembly level. A series of publications from the authors has detailed the efforts devoted to conducting steady-state, isothermal neutronics modeling of a NERVA-derived NTP reactor core using the nodal diffusion code, DYN3D, with homogenized two-group constant generated with the MC code Serpent and uniform discontinuity factors (UDFs) found using a Jacobian-Free Newton Krylov method (JFNK). The work presented in this paper is the culmination of these efforts, featuring the first demonstration of the finalized hybrid cross section generation approach and the subsequent use in full core simulations. The hybrid approach uses both full core and infinite lattice MC models to efficiently generate two-group homogenized parameters with unique T/H fields representative of a power ramp-up, interpolating on both cross sections and discontinuity factors as a function of control drum angle, fuel temperature, moderator temperature, and moderator coolant density. The results show that the hybrid approach to pre-generating group constants and correction parameters produces a set of data that can be used to obtain accurate – in comparison to the refe
In this study, we have designed an electrically tunable multi-band terahertz (THz) metamaterial filter based on graphene and multiple-square-loop structures. The structure contains multiple metal square loops, and the...
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