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Structure Optimization of 21,23-Core-Modified Porphyrins ...
2008-04-01

... TITLE: Structure Optimization of 21,23-Core-Modified Porphyrins Absorbing Long- Wavelength Light as Potential Photosensitizers Against Breast ...

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Structure Optimization of 21,23-Core-Modified Porphyrins ...
2006-04-01

... TITLE: Structure Optimization of 21,23-Core-Modified Porphyrins Absorbing Long- Wavelength Light as Potential Photosensitizers Against Breast ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Long-wavelength absorbing and fluorescent chameleon labels for proteins, peptides, and amines.
2011-06-29

Long-wavelength absorbing labels that change their color and fluorescence upon conjugation to proteins and other biomolecules provide two critical advantages over the wealth of conventional amine-reactive labels. At first, the progress of the labeling reaction can be monitored continuously either visually or by spectrometry without prior purification. ...

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KINETIC STUDIES OF THE TWO LIGHT REACTIONS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS
1964-11-01

The decay kinetics of the photo-induced absorbance changes in red and green algae are very sensitive to the wavelength of the actinic 11ght. A four to twofold increase in half-decay time is noted in going from short wavelength (550-650 mu) to long wavelength (> 700 mu) excitation. The slow decay ratios, produced by ...

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Structure Optimization of 21,23-Core-Modified Porphyrins Absorbing Long- Wavelength Light as Potential Photosensitizers Against Breast Cancer Cells.
2006-01-01

In the first year we made eighteen new 21 23-core modified porphydns determined their photophysical properbes and evaluated the biological properties of them. In the second year the research had been focused on: (1) analyzing quantitative structure-activi...

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Solar Collectors Fundamentals of heat transfer

Solar Collectors Fundamentals of heat transfer Heat can be transferred by: 1. conduction 2 = for visible light and 0 for long wavelengths would be a good absorber. #12;Materials for solar collectors. When 11 1 P a P a aP P P Pa P a a T T T T R A F A A - + + = -- + + (5.41) Solar Collector

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Reactive nitrogen in the troposphere
1987-04-01

The atmospheric chemistry and transport of nitrogen oxides and peroxyacetyl nitrate are explained. Although most of the emissions of reactive nitrogen occur as nitric oxide, it is typically converted to nitrogen dioxide in minutes by reaction with ozone. Nitrogen dioxide in turn absorbs ultraviolet light at relatively long ...

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Use of paper selectively absorbing long wavelengths to reduce the impact of educational near work on human refractive development
2000-08-01

BACKGROUND/AIMS�Educational near work has been identified as a major risk factor for the development of juvenile progressive myopia. A study was undertaken to determine whether differences in focal length resulting from longitudinal chromatic aberration of the eye can be exploited to reduce the impact of near work on refractive development.?METHODS�Infrared photorefraction was used to ...

PubMed Central

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Super-Resolving Properties of Metallodielectric Stacks

... Descriptors : *OPTICAL IMAGES, *REFRACTION, *METALLOIDS, *DIELECTRICS, LIGHT, LONG WAVELENGTHS, DIFFRACTION, SHORT ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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LONG WAVELENGTH INFRARED FIBER OPTICS.
1965-03-01

... Furthermore, effort on the development of techniques for fabricating short flexible light pipes was continued and several successful samples have ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Study of back reflectors for amorphous silicon alloy solar cell application
1991-01-15

The role of back reflectors in enhancing the absorption of weakly absorbing, long-wavelength light has been investigated as applied to amorphous silicon alloy solar cells. The reflectance and scattering properties of various types of back reflectors have been studied. The performance of {ital p}-{ital i}-{ital n} amorphous silicon ...

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Improved Solar Cell Efficiency Through the Use of an Additive Nanostructure-Based Optical Downshifter: Final Subcontract Report, January 28, 2010 -- February 28, 2011
2011-05-01

This final report summarizes all SpectraWatt's progress in achieving a boost in solar cell efficiency using an optical downshifter. Spectrawatt's downshifting technology is based on a nanostructured material system which absorbs high energy (short wavelength) light and reemits it at a lower energy (long ...

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Functional assessment of laser irradiation. Annual progress report July 1974-June 1975
1975-07-01

The applicability of rhesus behavioral data as an animal model to derive laser safety standards are discussed. While a high degree of morphological and functional similarity exist between the rhesus and human, evidence is presented that the long wavelength sensitivity of rhesus in the fovea is closer to that of the protanomalous observer than the normal ...

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Improving dye laser efficiency with uv absorbers and wavelength shifters. Final report

The nonuniform heating in flashlamp pumped dye lasers forms refractive index gradients in the dye solution. These gradients distort the wavefront of the laser beam resulting in limited output power, limited pulse repetition rate, and limited attainable linewidth. The theorectical bases for using uv absorbers and wavelength shifters to eliminate light of ...

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Hybrid Modes in Long Wavelength Free Electron Lasers
2010-12-01

... 2. Higher-Order Modes ... effect, electrons are ejected as long as the photon energy is ... the electrons to radiate photons and amplify the light already in ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Chromatic photoacclimation extends utilisable photosynthetically active radiation in the chlorophyll d-containing cyanobacterium, Acaryochloris marina.
2009-07-07

Chromatic photoacclimation and photosynthesis were examined in two strains of Acaryochloris marina (MBIC11017 and CCMEE5410) and in Synechococcus PCC7942. Acaryochloris contains Chl d, which has an absorption peak at ca 710 nm in vivo. Cultures were grown in one of the three wavelengths (525 nm, 625 nm and 720 nm) of light from narrow-band photodiodes to determine the effects ...

PubMed

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Semiconductor device as optical demultiplexer for short range optical communications.
2011-06-01

In this paper we present results on the use of a multilayered a-SiC:H heterostructure as a wavelength-division demultiplexing device for the visible light spectrum. The proposed device is composed of two stacked p-i-n photodiodes with intrinsic absorber regions adjusted to short and long wavelength absorption and ...

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Properties of some diffusers for CO2 lasers
1981-11-01

The long wavelength of a CO2 laser produces significant speckle pattern effects with practical sized beams and detectors where a diffuser is used to scatter the light on the detector. We find the percentage standard deviation of the signal from shot to shot to be described typically by 36/N where N is the Fresnel number defined by the ...

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Optical optimization of amorphous silicon solar cells
1982-01-01

The optical behavior of thin film solar cells is calculated using a computer simulation study. The application of this method to Schottky-barrier a-Si:H solar cells with highly reflective back contacts shows that multiple reflections are strong for long wavelength light and can be used to improve the efficiency of the cells. Relative ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Design and simulation of blue/violet sensitive photodetectors in silicon-on-insulator
2009-10-01

According to Lambert's law, a novel structure of photodetectors, namely photodetectors in silicon-on-insulator, is proposed. By choosing a certain thickness value for the SOI layer, the photodetector can absorb blue/violet light effectively and affect the responsivity of the long wavelength in the visible and ...

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The new face of the interstellar medium
1985-05-01

Data from the Copernicus and IUE satellites, among others, have expanded the understanding of processes underway in the interstellar medium in the Milky Way. The medium is a mixture of bright nebulosities and dark clouds. Distributions have been estimated for dust clouds which absorb light from stars that could otherwise be viewed. The absorption spectra ...

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Optical Properties of Electrons in Metal.
1968-01-01

Utilizing the Bohm-Pines formulation, we have calculated the optical absorbing power to second order of a high density electron gas in the long wavelength limit. The optical properties of the electron gas contained within a thin slab are shown to be marke...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Azulenic Chromophores For Optical Limiting and Other Nonlinear Optical Applications.
2003-01-01

We summarize our studies of the chemical, photophysical, optical limiting, and other nonlinear optical properties of long wavelength-absorbing azulene derivatives; namely, fluorinated azulenes, azulenic donor-acceptor molecules, and reverse saturable abor...

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A light-trapping structure based on BiO3 nano-islands with highly crystallized sputtered silicon for thin-film solar cells.
2011-01-01

Silicon films with light-trapping structures are fabricated based on Bi2O3 nano-islands, which are obtained by annealing Bi nano-islands in the air at 400 �C. The topography exhibits the maximum altitude of over 600 nm and the root-mean-square roughness of 150 nm, with the lateral size of single island of about 1 ?m. Highly crystallized sputtered silicon, realized by ...

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Novel black silicon PIN photodiodes
2006-03-01

The many advantages of silicon such as low cost, abundancy and a level of maturity that allows for very large scale integration, means that silicon is the most commonly used semiconductor in microelectronics and optoelectronic devices. Silicon, however, has one disadvantage, this being that it is unable to absorb light greater than 1100 nm. The two primary ...

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A eukaryotic LOV-histidine kinase with circadian clock function in the picoalga Ostreococcus.
2011-01-14

The marine environment has unique properties of light transmission, with an attenuation of long wavelengths within the first meters of the water column. Marine organisms have therefore evolved specific blue-light receptors such as aureochromes to absorb shorter-wavelength ...

PubMed

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Light-Induced Leakage of Spin Label Marker from Liposomes in the Presence of Phototoxic Phenothiazines.
1975-01-01

Liposomes prepared from dipalmitoyl lecithin, cholesterol and dicetyl phosphate and containing a trapped spin label marker were exposed to long wavelength UV light in the presence of a series of phenothiazine tranquilizers. EPR spectroscopy was used to de...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Causes of Sound Faster Than Light in Classical Models of Ultradense Matter.
1968-01-01

A variety of classical theories of ultradense matter give phase and group velocities (c sub s) for long wavelength sound which exceed the speed of light in vacuum. This sound speed, which depends only upon the volume dependence of the total relativistic e...

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Cancer detection using NIR elastic light scattering and tissue fluorescence imaging
2000-12-04

Near infrared imaging using elastic light scattering and tissue fluorescence under long-wavelength laser excitation are explored for cancer detection. Various types of normal and malignant human tissue samples were utilized in this investigation.

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Light and Color
1900-01-01

Overview: This Science Object is the third of four Science Objects in the Nature of Light SciPack. It provides conceptual and real world understanding of how the wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation affect the way they interact with different materials. We perceive differences of wavelength within the visible part of the spectrum as differences in color. Shorter ...

NSDL National Science Digital Library

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Colour in the eyes of insects.
2002-04-13

Many insect species have darkly coloured eyes, but distinct colours or patterns are frequently featured. A number of exemplary cases of flies and butterflies are discussed to illustrate our present knowledge of the physical basis of eye colours, their functional background, and the implications for insect colour vision. The screening pigments in the pigment cells commonly determine the eye colour. ...

PubMed

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Double photoelectrochemical cell for conversion of solar energy to electricity
1982-10-05

A double photoelectrochemical cell for converting solar energy directly to electricity is disclosed. The device in one embodiment has two semiconductors which are separated from each other by a polymer electrolyte. The two semiconductors have a different band gap; for example, one is n-type CdS and the other is p-type CdTe. The polymer electrolyte, for example, is a thin film polyethylene oxide ...

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Comparative study on EUV and debris emission from CO2 and Nd: YAG laser-produced tin plasmas
2008-05-01

The emission characteristics of debris from laser-produced tin plasma were investigated for an extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) light source. The ions and droplets emitted from tin plasma produced by a CO2 laser or an Nd: YAG laser were detected with Faraday cups and quartz crystal micro-balance (QCM) detectors, respectively. A higher ion kinetic energy and a lower ...

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Resource efficient plasmon-based 2D-photovoltaics with reflective support.
2010-09-13

For ultrathin (~10 nm) nanocomposite films of plasmonic materials and semiconductors, the absorptance of normal incident light is typically limited to about 50%. However, through addition of a non-absorbing spacer with a highly reflective backside to such films, close to 100% absorptance can be achieved at a targeted wavelength. Here, a simple analytic ...

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Photoelectrochemical cells for conversion of solar energy to electricity
1983-11-22

A double photoelectrochemical cell is disclosed for converting solar energy directly to electricity. The device in one embodiment has two semiconductors which are separated from each other by a dry solid polymer electrolyte. The two semiconductors have a different band gap; for example, one is n-type CdS and the other is p-type CdTe. The polymer electrolyte, for example, is a thin film ...

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Fingermark detection on non-porous and semi-porous surfaces using NaYF4:Er,Yb up-converter particles.
2010-10-25

This article describes the first use of an anti-Stokes material, or up-converter, for the development of latent fingermarks on a range of non-porous surfaces. Anti-Stokes materials can absorb long-wavelength light and emit light at a shorter wavelength. This property is unusual in both natural and artificial ...

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SIMPLE METHOD OF DETERMINING THE BIREFRINGENCE OF NEMATIC LIQUID CRYSTALS

- no the birefringence. If the wavelength is changed continuously, for instance by using a spectrophotometer, the transmitted light will show maxima and minima. A typical recording of the spectrophotometer is shown in figure : In this expression k1 is the order of the first extremum at the long wavelength side of the spectrophotometer

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PHOTOACOUSTIC SPECTROSCOPY USING A SYNCHROTRON LIGHT SOURCE.
2001-02-05

We have investigated the use of a synchrotron as a source for infrared photoacoustic spectroscopy. A synchrotron has an intrinsically high radiance, which is beneficial when photoacoustic spectroscopy is applied to small samples, especially at long wavelengths.

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Long-wavelength Low-intensity Photon Therapy (LLPT) for Traumatic Brain Injuries.
2010-01-01

This study's purpose was to evaluate the neuroprotective effects of photobiomodulation treatments in the near-infrared range, delivered with light- emitting diode (LED) arrays, using cell culture and in vivo models of traumatic brain injury (TBI). These r...

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Long-Wavelength Optical Devices for Optical-Fiber Communication.
1986-01-01

The article reports on the Corporation's development of laser-diode, light-emitting-diode, and photodiode products for optical communications in the 1.0 approximately 1.6 micrometer wavelength band. Laser diodes featuring the Corporation's proprietary bur...

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Homojunction internal photoemission far-infrared detectors: Photoresponse performance analysis

and an intrinsic (or lightly doped) layer. An interfacial workfunction between these regions defines the long the workfunction versus doping concentration, and to describe the carrier photoemission processes layer, giving rise to an interfacial workfunction, which defines the long- wavelength IR cutoff

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Electromagnetic Radiation � WAVELENGTH () - The

Electromagnetic Radiation � WAVELENGTH () - The distance between identical points on successive) #12;The Spectrum of Electromagnetic Radiation � The Wavelength of Visible light is between 400 and 700 nanometers wavelength electromagnetic radiation is 7.65 x 104 m, what is the frequency of this Long wavelength radiation

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Apoptotic inducing ability of a novel photosensitizing agent, Ge sulfophthalocyanine, on oesophageal and breast cancer cell lines
2006-03-01

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) involves the use of a photosensitizer, which, when activated by light becomes toxic to the cancer cells. Lasers provide light at a specific wavelength required to activate the photosensitizer while the monochromaticity of the lasers at specific wavelengths results in maximum effectiveness of the photosensitizer during treatment. ...

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Plasmon-mediated visible and near-infrared transmission through sub-30-nm holes in metal films: potential in solar energy applications
2001-11-01

The recent discovery that electromagnetic radiation can transmit super-efficiently through sub-wavelength holes in metal films and thin metal foils has implications for solar energy and energy efficiency technologies, especially thin metal films and metal particle arrays. The effect involves light induced surface plasmons coupling through the holes to form new states which can ...

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Search for new long-wavelength phosphors
2002-02-01

At present there is a great interest in phosphors producing high light yield in long wavelength region (550 - 1050 nm). They have a lot of application in different fields of physics such as laser physics, medical physics and tomography, semiconductor physics and others. The main reason of that is the emission spectra of these materials ...

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Reconstructing the ancestral butterfly eye: focus on the opsins.
2008-06-01

The eyes of butterflies are remarkable, because they are nearly as diverse as the colors of wings. Much of eye diversity can be traced to alterations in the number, spectral properties and spatial distribution of the visual pigments. Visual pigments are light-sensitive molecules composed of an opsin protein and a chromophore. Most butterflies have eyes that contain visual ...

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LONG WAVELENGTH CHARGE OSCILLATIONS OF A ...
1963-06-01

... Accession Number : AD0412921. Title : LONG WAVELENGTH CHARGE OSCILLATIONS OF A CYLINDRICAL PLASMA. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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An Experimental Determination of Long Wavelength Phonons ...
1973-09-01

... Title : An Experimental Determination of Long Wavelength Phonons and Anomalous Dielectric Behavior in Proustite and Pyrargyrite,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Solar thermal photovoltaic electric power generator
1978-01-01

The paper considers the concept of a solar thermal photovoltaic generator which, theoretically, could reach efficiencies of the order of 70%. The concept consists of a solar concentrator which focuses solar energy onto an absorber heated to incandescent temperatures (2500-3000 K). The radiation emitted from the incandescent source has a peak energy spectrum that closely ...

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Stacking fault formation in the long wavelength InGaN/GaN multiple quantum wells grown on m-plane GaN
2010-06-01

Nonpolar GaN-based light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes (LDs) show great promise. However, long wavelength emitters (?>500 nm) have reduced performance in comparison with violet and blue nonpolar emitters. We present results of transmission electron microscopy studies of long ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Spectral heterogeneity and time-resolved spectroscopy of excitation energy transfer in membranes of Heliobacillus mobilis at low temperatures.
1994-12-01

Transient absorption difference spectra in the Qy absorption band from membranes of Heliobacillus mobilis were recorded at 140 and 20 K upon 200 fs laser pulse excitation at 590 nm. Excitation transfer from short wavelength absorbing forms of bacteriochlorophyll g to long wavelength bacteriochlorophyll g occurred within 1-2 ps at both ...

PubMed Central

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Transmissive Similarity and Scale Models in a Light Absorbing ...
1973-10-09

... Accession Number : AD0768743. Title : Transmissive Similarity and Scale Models in a Light Absorbing, Randomly Scattering Medium. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Synthesis of near-IR absorbing/emitting porphyrazine derivatives with tunable solubility.
2001-01-26

We report the synthesis of porphyrazines (pzs), or tetraazaporphyrins, of the form H2[pz(An;B4-n)], where A is [S(CH2)3COOR]2 (R = n-Pr,H) and B is a fused beta,beta'-diisopropyloxybenzo group, including the compounds with n = 4 (6), n = 3 (7) and the trans compound with n = 2 (8) (Scheme 1). The synthesis employs Linstead crossover macrocyclization of dimethyl ...

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Anion sensitivity and spectral tuning of cone visual pigments in situ.
1992-10-01

We tested the effect of anions on the absorbance spectrum of native visual pigments as measured by microspectrophotometry in individual cone outer segments of four species of fish and one species of amphibian. In all species tested, the long-wavelength-absorbing cone pigments were anion sensitive, and their lambda max could be tuned over a range of 55 nm ...

PubMed Central

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Heterojunction blocking contacts in MOCVD grown Hg{sub 1{minus}x}Cd{sub x}Te long wavelength infrared photoconductors
1997-02-01

The theoretical and experimental performance of Hg{sub 1{minus}x}Cd{sub x}Te long wavelength infrared (LWIR) photoconductors fabricated on two-layer heterostructures grown by in situ MOCVD has been studied. It is shown that heterojunction blocking contact (HBC) photoconductors, consisting of wider bandgap Hg{sub 1{minus}x}Cd{sub x}Te on an LWIR ...

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Surfaces in the interaction of intense long wavelength laser light with plasmas
1985-01-01

The role of surface in the interaction of intense CO/sub 2/ laser light with plasmas is reviewed. The collisionless absorption of long wavelength light is discussed. Specific comments on the role of ponderomotive forces and profile steepening on resonant absorption are made. It is shown that at intensities above ...

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Regulation of Excitation Energy in a Wheat Mutant Deficient in Light-Harvesting Pigment Protein Complex 1
1984-11-01

Chloroplasts of the CD3 wheat mutant were deficient primarily in chlorophyll of light harvesting pigment proteins (LHPP) 1 and 2 and CP1a. The reduced level of protein associated with chlorophyll of LHPP1 and LHPP2 and the reduced level of low molecular weight polypeptides between 23 and 29 kilodaltons confirmed that the CD3 mutant was deficient in the LHPP complex. The high ...

PubMed Central

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lla5422o.138

... 4801 ^BROWSE_IMAGE = 5825 ^IMAGE = 6081 > /*** GENERAL DATA ... INSTRUMENT_NAME = "LONG WAVELENGTH INFRARED CAMERA" INSTRUMENT_ID = "LWIR" ... LIGHTING GEOMETRY FROM SECONDARY SOURCE ***/ LIGHT_SOURCE_NAME ..... G=K@AW9@C @SF6@? ...

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Novel Approaches to High-Efficiency III-V Nitride Heterostructure Emitters for Next-Generation Lighting Applications.
2006-01-01

We report research activities and technical progress on the development of high-efficiency long wavelength (lambda approximately 540nm) green light emitting diodes which covers the second year of the three-year program 'Novel approaches to high-efficiency...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Enhanced optical absorption produced by light trapping in amorphous silicon films
1982-09-01

The optical absorption in amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) films has been increased by more than an order of magnitude, at long wavelengths, by deposition of the films on randomly textured substrates. This light trapping phenomenon reduces the effective optical absorption threshold for a film with a given thickness and bandgap and is ...

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The Star Formation History of Field Galaxies
1998-05-01

We develop a method for interpreting faint galaxy data which focuses on the integrated light radiated from the galaxy population as a whole. The emission history of the universe at ultraviolet, optical, and near-infrared wavelengths is modeled from the present epoch to z ~ 4 by tracing the evolution with cosmic time of the galaxy luminosity density, as determined from several ...

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No evidence of polarization sensitivity in freshwater sunfish from multi-unit optic nerve recordings.
1997-04-01

The sensitivities of two species of sunfish (Lepomis gibbosus and Lepomis cyanellus) to the electric field (E-vector) of polarized light were assessed by compound action potential recordings from the optic nerve of live fish. Under white light and long wavelength adapting backgrounds, two cone mechanisms were found ...

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63
NIR sensitivity enhancement by laser treatment for Si detectors
2010-12-01

The light absorption coefficient of silicon is high in the short wavelengths, but much lower in the long wavelengths (longer than 900 nm). Thus it is necessary to use thicker silicon wafers to manufacture high-sensitivity light sensors for long wavelength applications. ...

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Microspectrophotometric evidence for cone monochromacy in sharks.
2011-01-07

Sharks are apex predators, and their evolutionary success is in part due to an impressive array of sensory systems, including vision. The eyes of sharks are well developed and function over a wide range of light levels. However, whilst close relatives of the sharks-the rays and chimaeras-are known to have the potential for colour vision, an evolutionary trait thought to ...

PubMed

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Microspectrophotometric evidence for cone monochromacy in sharks
2011-03-01

Sharks are apex predators, and their evolutionary success is in part due to an impressive array of sensory systems, including vision. The eyes of sharks are well developed and function over a wide range of light levels. However, whilst close relatives of the sharks�the rays and chimaeras�are known to have the potential for colour vision, an evolutionary trait thought to ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

66
Generation of short amplified pulses of light using an absorbing medium
1984-12-04

A system is disclosed in which the phase of coherent light impinging on an absorbing cell is rapidly changed to produce a short amplified pulse of light.

Energy Citations Database

67
Surveying the Dynamic Radio Sky with the Long Wavelength ...
2010-10-01

... Accession Number : ADA531409. Title : Surveying the Dynamic Radio Sky with the Long Wavelength Demonstrator Array. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

68
Numerical Solution of Wave Equations for Long Wavelength ...
1971-04-13

... Accession Number : AD0724608. Title : Numerical Solution of Wave Equations for Long Wavelength Radio Waves. Descriptive ...

DTIC Science & Technology

69
LONG WAVELENGTH OSCILLATIONS OF A QUANTUM ...
1964-06-17

... Title : LONG WAVELENGTH OSCILLATIONS OF A QUANTUM PLASMA IN A UNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD II. Descriptive Note : Technical rept. no. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

70
LONG WAVELENGTH IR BACKGROUND DISCRIMINATION ...
1964-06-01

... Title : LONG WAVELENGTH IR BACKGROUND DISCRIMINATION STUDY. Corporate Author : MARTIN CO BALTIMORE MD. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

71
Improved Long-Wavelength Dispersion Relation for the ...
1983-11-01

... (Author). Descriptors : *PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, *LONG WAVELENGTHS, *DISPERSION RELATIONS, *BETATRONS, HIGH POWER ...

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IONOSPHERIC PROBING WITH LONG WAVELENGTH ...
1969-09-01

... Title : IONOSPHERIC PROBING WITH LONG WAVELENGTH RADIO WAVES,. Corporate Author : RAND CORP SANTA MONICA CALIF. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

73
Galaxies: The Long Wavelength View

... Accession Number : ADA464700. Title : Galaxies: The Long Wavelength View. Descriptive Note : Conference paper. Corporate ...

DTIC Science & Technology

74
Development of Long Wavelength Single Longitudinal (SLM) ...
1980-12-30

... Accession Number : ADA101068. Title : Development of Long Wavelength Single Longitudinal (SLM) Injection Laser Diodes. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

75
Photoionization by green light in micellar solution
1978-05-10

The anionic micellar system sodium lauryl sulfate was used to produce the photoionization of 3-aminoperylene with green light at lambda = 530 nm. This is some 4.6 eV below the gas phase ionization potential and well into the solar spectrum. The data showed clearly the marked effect of micellar environment on the photoionization yield. The dependence of this yield on the ...

Energy Citations Database

76
Laser effect in photodynamic therapy of tumors
2007-04-01

Photodynamic therapy is a method that provides a reasonable alternative to other treatment modalities for patients with certain cancers, and in some cases may be the preferred treatment. The therapy implies the intravenous administration of a light-sensitive substance, the photosensitizer. The used sensitizer must absorb at long ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

77
Vacuum Operated Squeegee.
1966-11-01

... The invention is particularly directed to a spongelike highly absorbent means which is moved along the surface with light pressure to absorb the ...

DTIC Science & Technology

78
Long-wavelength cutoff filters of a new type.
1999-08-01

A method for the design of cutoff filters is proposed that is based on the use of light at nonnormal angles of incidence and on the use of coating materials with a large dispersion of the optical constants. The optical constants are presented of several films made from indium tin oxide--a material that satisfies this requirement. The filtering is due to absorption, critical ...

PubMed

79
Red fluorescence in reef fish: A novel signalling mechanism?
2008-09-16

BackgroundAt depths below 10 m, reefs are dominated by blue-green light because seawater selectively absorbs the longer, 'red' wavelengths beyond 600 nm from the downwelling sunlight. Consequently, the visual pigments of many reef fish are matched to shorter wavelengths, which are transmitted better by water. Combining the typically poor ...

PubMed Central

80
The Syrtis Major volcanic province, Mars: Synthesis from Mars Global Surveyor data

to the Martian SNC meteorites (Shergottites, Nakhlites, Chassignites) [Mustard et al., 1997] and the absence promi- nent for intermediate and long wavelengths, resulting in more bluish hues in the east compared; the central depression is shown in light gray, the calderas Nili and Meroe Patera are shown in dark gray. Note

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Simultaneous doped layers for semiconductor devices
1985-06-01

An indium phosphide semiconductor layer or layers are simultaneously doped with groups 2-6 elements such as zinc and selenium. These simultaneously (acceptor/-donor) doped layers offer improved characteristics when used as an ohmic contact capping layer of indium phosphide or as the active laser region in long wavelength light emitting ...

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82
Semiconductor Laser for the 2-5 Micrometers and 7-9 Micrometers Region/ Quantum Cascade Lasers.
2002-01-01

The quantum cascade laser is one of the strong candidates for a portable mid-infrared light source for a variety of DoD applications We have seen dramatic improvements in high temperature performance at long wavelengths, including threshold current densit...

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83
Preparation of oligonucleotide arrays for hybridization studies: Final report, 2/15/92-5/4/96
1996-12-31

We have developed several novel ways to prepare DNA. In each, the deprotection step in each synthesis cycle is accomplished with light. The group we developed for this process is dimethoxybenzoin (DMB) which, when attached to acidic functionalities, is readily removed with long wavelength (350nm) UV irradiation that will not damage the ...

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84
Photobiological hydrogen production in green algae and photosynthetic bacteria
1986-01-01

We have shown that, under appropriate physiological conditions, certain freshwater and marine green algae are capable of splitting water to molecular hydrogen and oxygen in a sustained steady-state reaction. In these algae, the gaseous-fuel-producing reaction can be driven by light throughout the visible portion of the solar emission spectrum, including the ...

Energy Citations Database

85
Nanostructures: Physics and Technology International Symposium (8th) Held in St. Petersburg, Russia on June 19-23, 2000 Proceedings.
2000-01-01

Partial Contents: Collective behavior of the interwell excitons biased GaAs/AlGaAs double quantum wells; InGaAs/GaAs heterostructures for long- wavelength light-emitting devices; Theory of threshold characteristics of quantum dot lasers; Properties of wid...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

86
Long-wavelength ultraviolet photoproduction of amino acids on the primitive Earth.
1971-07-30

Amino acids are produced under possible primitive Earth conditions by irradiation of gas mixtures with long-wavelength ultraviolet light, representing the most abundant useful energy source for prebiological organic synthesis. Hydrogen sulfide is the initial photon acceptor in this work; superthermal atomic hydrogen photodissociation products appear to initiate reactions ...

PubMed

87
Long-Wavelength Ultraviolet Photoproduction of Amino Acids on the Primitive Earth
1971-07-01

Amino acids are produced under possible primitive Earth conditions by irradiation of gas mixtures with long-wavelength ultraviolet light, representing the most abundant useful energy source for prebiological organic synthesis. Hydrogen sulfide is the initial photon acceptor in this work; superthermal atomic hydrogen photodissociation products appear to initiate reactions ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

88
Light wavelength effect on the diphenyldiazomethane and diazofluorene photodegradation and conversion to triplet carbene in the solid phase at 77 K
1986-11-01

It is demonstrated that the quantum yield for diphenyldiazomethane degradation in glass matrices at 77 K is higher for excitation in the short wavelength band than in the long wavelength one. It is found that within a single absorption band the degree of diphenyldiazomethane conversion to triplet diphenylmethane increases with the photon energy. The degree ...

Energy Citations Database

89
Generation of coherent radiation in the extreme ultraviolet
1979-03-01

A method is described for the generation of coherent laser radiation in the extreme ultraviolet. Light is first produced in lasers that operate at relatively long wavelengths (400--700 nm) or the near ultraviolet (200--400 nm), and is then shifted to shorter wavelengths by the nonlinear optical process known as harmonic generation (or ...

Energy Citations Database

90
Final Report on the Developmental Toxicity of 8-Methoxypsoralen (CAS No. 298-81-7) in Sprague-Dawley (CD (Trade Name)) Rats on Gestational Days 6 through 15.
1992-01-01

8-Methoxypsoralen is a naturally occurring linear furocoumarin that is found primarily in the families Umbelliferae, Rutaceae, and Moraceae. Psoralens inhibit DNA synthesis in the presence of long wavelength (320-400 nM) ultraviolet (UVA) light. This form...

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91
CO(sub 2) Sequestration Potential of Texas Low-Rank Coals.
2006-01-01

We report research activities and technical progress on the development of high-efficiency long wavelength (lambda approximately 540nm) green light emitting diodes which covers the second year of the three-year program 'Novel approaches to high-efficiency...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

92
(InGa)(AsP)/InP embedded mesa stripe lasers
1979-10-15

A structure to avoid nonlinearities in the light-output versus current is proposed in long wavelength lasers of InGaAsP. This structure is very similar to a channeled-substrate planar laser in GaAlAs system. As in the GaAs lasers, nonlinearities are significantly reduced by introducing a built-in passive wave-guiding mechanism.

Energy Citations Database

93
The transverse magnetic reflectivity minimum of metals.
2008-05-12

Metal surfaces, which are generally regarded as excellent reflectors of electromagnetic radiation, may, at high angles of incidence, become strong absorbers for transverse magnetic radiation. This effect, often referred to as the pseudo-Brewster angle, results in a reflectivity minimum, and is most strongly evident in the microwave domain, where metals are often treated as ...

PubMed

94
IEEE PHOTONICS TECHNOLOGY LETTERS, VOL. 18, NO. 7, APRIL 1, 2006 805 Antimonide Semiconductor Saturable Absorber for

) growth of a 24-pairs AlGaAsSb�InP dis- tributed Bragg reflector (DBR) with 99.5% reflectivity [14. Gini, M. Haiml, and W. B�chtold, "MOVPE growth of long wavelength AlGaAsSb/InP Bragg mirrors," Electron. Gini, E. M�ller, U. Keller, and W. B�chtold, "Highly reflective AlGaAsSb/InP Bragg reflector at 1.55 m

E-print Network

95
Production of plasmas by long-wavelength lasers
1973-10-01

A long-wavelength laser system for heating low-density plasma to high temperatures is described. In one embodiment, means are provided for repeatedly receiving and transmitting long-wavelength laser light in successive stages to form a laser-light beam path that repeatedly intersects with the equilibrium axis of a magnetically ...

Energy Citations Database

96
Enhanced directional dichroism of terahertz light in resonance with magnetic excitations of the multiferroic Ba2CoGe2O7 oxide compound.
2011-02-04

We propose that concurrently magnetic and ferroelectric, i.e., multiferroic, compounds endowed with electrically active magnetic excitations (electromagnons) provide a key to producing large directional dichroism for long wavelengths of light. By exploiting the control of ferroelectric polarization and magnetization in a multiferroic ...

PubMed

97
Low-level light effects on vision: laser versus noncoherent light
1993-07-01

The use of laser light in biostimulation studies raises the issue of the uniqueness of laser light. Are such effects related to the qualities unique to laser light or a manifestation of photic exposure effects on biological systems in general? In this paper, we have reviewed studies in the ocular low level light ...

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98
Surfactant-Enhanced Light Emission- or Absorbance-Based ...
1995-11-14

... Accession Number : ADD017935. Title : Surfactant-Enhanced Light Emission- or Absorbance-Based Binding Assays for Polynucleic Acids. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

99
Robotics Curriculum Clearinghouse - Lesson Plans and Educational ...

Aug 25, 2011 ... Colors can only either absorb and/or reflect light. Colors are seen by how they reflect. Black light absorbs all colors. ...

NASA Website

100
Light Emission- or Absorbance-Based Binding Assays.
1994-05-24

... Title : Light Emission- or Absorbance-Based Binding Assays. Descriptive Note : Patent, Filed 9 Apr 92, patented 24 May 94,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Light Absorbing Properties of Spruce Bisulphite Pulp. Part 1. ...
1970-07-13

... Title : Light Absorbing Properties of Spruce Bisulphite Pulp. Part 1. Effect of Cooking Conditions. Part 2. Effect of Lignin Preserving Bleaching,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

102
Exercise 1: The Electromagnetic Spectrum : ICE

Exercise 1: The Electromagnetic Spectrum. All objects absorb and reflect light in predictable ways. By measuring how much light an object absorbs in some ...

NASA Website

103
Anisotropic Polarization of Emitted and Absorbed Light in ...
1998-06-01

... ADP012818 TITLE: Anisotropic Polarization of Emitted and Absorbed Light in ZnSe Based Laser Structures and Thin ZnSe Films ...

DTIC Science & Technology

104
Twilight spectral dynamics and the coral reef invertebrate spawning response.
2011-03-01

There are dramatic and physiologically relevant changes in both skylight color and intensity during evening twilight as the pathlength of direct sunlight through the atmosphere increases, ozone increasingly absorbs long wavelengths and skylight becomes increasingly blue shifted. The moon is above the horizon at sunset during the waxing ...

PubMed

105
Quantitation of protein orientation in flow-oriented unilamellar liposomes by linear dichroism
2006-07-01

The linear dichroism of the visible wavelength transitions of retinal have been used to analyse linear dichroism spectra to determine the orientation of aromatic and peptide structural motifs of Bacteriorhodopsin incorporated into unilamellar soy bean liposomes. The results are consistent with the available X-ray data. This proves that visible light ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

106
Positive selection of a duplicated UV-sensitive visual pigment coincides with wing pigment evolution in Heliconius butterflies
2010-02-23

The butterfly Heliconius erato can see from the UV to the red part of the light spectrum with color vision proven from 440 to 640 nm. Its eye is known to contain three visual pigments, rhodopsins, produced by an 11-cis-3-hydroxyretinal chromophore together with long wavelength (LWRh), blue (BRh) and UV (UVRh1) opsins. We now find that ...

PubMed Central

107
Photoprotection in the Lichen Parmelia sulcata: The Origins of Desiccation-Induced Fluorescence Quenching1
2007-11-01

Lichens, a symbiotic relationship between a fungus (mycobiont) and a photosynthetic green algae or cyanobacteria (photobiont), belong to an elite group of survivalist organisms termed resurrection species. When lichens are desiccated, they are photosynthetically inactive, but upon rehydration they can perform photosynthesis within seconds. Desiccation is correlated with both a loss of variable ...

PubMed Central

108
Electronic spectroscopy and photoisomerization of the epidermal chromophore trans-urocanic acid in a supersonic jet
2001-03-01

Trans-urocanic acid (trans-UA), a component of the epidermal layer of skin, exhibits wavelength dependent photochemistry. When the molecule is excited on the long wavelength tail of its absorption profile in solution, the quantum efficiency of isomerization to cis-UA achieves its maximum value. However, exciting the molecule where it ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

109
Spectral identification of the electrochromically active carotenoids of Rhodobacter sphaeroides in chromatophores and reconstituted liposomes.
1992-04-10

Reaction centers with both light harvesting complexes I and II (B875 and B800/850; i.e., RCLHILHII complexes) have been isolated from Rhodobacter sphaeroides. These complexes have been incorporated into liposomes made from lipids purified from Escherichia coli. The electrochromic bandshift of carotenoids, present in these reconstituted complexes, shows shifted minima and ...

PubMed

110
Mirror seeing control of large infrared solar telescope
2010-07-01

To obtain high resolution infrared image, both low photon efficiency and long wavelength of infrared light requires enough large aperture telescope, but large aperture vacuum windows can hardly achieve high optical quality, so open structure becomes the only viable choice for large infrared solar telescope. In addition to the effects ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

111
Ideal light concentrators with reflector gaps
1980-10-28

A cylindrical or trough-like radiant energy concentration and collection device is provided. The device includes an energy absorber, a glazing enveloping the absorber and a reflective wall. The ideal contour of the reflective wall is determined with reference to a virtual absorber and not the actual absorber cross ...

Energy Citations Database

112
Ideal light concentrators with reflector gaps
1978-05-26

A cylindrical or trough-like radiant energy concentration and collection device is provided. The device includes an energy absorber, a glazing enveloping the absorber and a reflective wall. The ideal contour of the reflective wall is determined with reference to a virtual absorber and not the actual absorber cross ...

Energy Citations Database

113
Ideal light concentrators with reflector gaps
1980-01-01

A cylindrical or trough-like radiant energy concentration and collection device is provided. The device includes an energy absorber, a glazing enveloping the absorber and a reflective wall. The ideal contour of the reflective wall is determined with reference to a virtual absorber and not the actual absorber cross ...

DOEpatents

114
Absorbing Light

absorb more light and reflect less light than bright objects. The activity also demonstrates the ... Energy can change forms, in this case from radiant light energy to heat. " Clouds, being bright ... What color are solar cells, for example those found ...

NASA Website

115
Fluorescence spectroscopy of excitation transfer in Photosystem 1
1990-12-01

This thesis centers on the study of excitation transfer in a photosynthetic antenna array. The spectroscopic properties of two pigment-protein complexes were investigated. These complexes, isolated from higher plants, display an unusual temperature dependent fluorescence behavior. The author have chosen to study this fluorescence behavior with respect to energy transfer to the reaction center and ...

Energy Citations Database

116
Device characteristics of In-rich ?-based solar cells
1997-08-01

In this study the material properties of In-rich 0022-3727/30/15/006/img8 (> 28 at% In) thin films were evaluated and correlated against the device performance of completed devices. These absorber films were prepared by controlled selenization of Cu/In/Cu metallic alloys in an atmosphere containing 0022-3727/30/15/006/img9 and Ar. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

117
Multispectral Determination of Soap Film Thickness

in the light path of the spectrophotometer. SDS (99%, Sigma, St. Louis, MO) was used as received. Absorbance. Application of a UV-vis spectrophotometer for measurement of solution absorbance (top) and soap film thickness reflected transmitted light (I2 t) is detectable by a sensitive absorbance ...

E-print Network

118
Inferring Absorbing Organic Carbon Content from AERONET Data.
2011-01-01

Black carbon, light-absorbing organic carbon (often called brown carbon) and mineral dust are the major light-absorbing aerosols. Currently the sources and formation of brown carbon aerosol in particular are not well understood. In this study we estimated...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

119
Analysis of Old Copper Synchrotron Light Absorbers from the Stanford Positron Electron Accelerating Ring.
2005-01-01

Synchrotron light absorbers intercept synchrotron radiation to protect chamber walls from excessive heat. When subjected to the high temperature of the beam, these absorbers undergo thermal stress. If the stress is too great or fatigues the material, the ...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

120
OMPS - : NPP :

The instruments measure ozone by collecting light from the sun that has been reflected off of the atmosphere. Ozone molecules absorb some of this light and ...

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LIGHT TRANSMISSION THROUGH A FOG-OIL SMOKE ...
1961-03-01

... LIGHT TRANSMISSION THROUGH A FOG-OIL SMOKE LAYER WITH AN ABSORBING OR PARTIALLY REFLECTING BOUNDARY By ...

DTIC Science & Technology

122
LIGHT TRANSMISSION THROUGH A FOG-OIL SMOKE ...
1961-03-01

... Title : LIGHT TRANSMISSION THROUGH A FOG-OIL SMOKE LAYER WITH AN ABSORBING OR PARTIALLY REFLECTING BOUNDARY. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

123
Investigating Light Properties

This activity is lab oriented where students will observe that light travels in a straight line and is reflected, redirected, absorbed, or passes through objects.

NSDL National Science Digital Library

124
BOREAS

Particulate matter can reflect and absorb light, which reduces the clarity ( light transmission) of the water. Substances dissolved in water can also affect ...

NASA Website

125
Gravitational radiative corrections from effective field theory
2010-06-15

In this paper we construct an effective field theory (EFT) that describes long wavelength gravitational radiation from compact systems. To leading order, this EFT consists of the multipole expansion, which we describe in terms of a diffeomorphism invariant point particle Lagrangian. The EFT also systematically captures 'post-Minkowskian' ...

Energy Citations Database

126
Gravitational radiative corrections from effective field theory
2010-06-01

In this paper we construct an effective field theory (EFT) that describes long wavelength gravitational radiation from compact systems. To leading order, this EFT consists of the multipole expansion, which we describe in terms of a diffeomorphism invariant point particle Lagrangian. The EFT also systematically captures �post-Minkowskian� corrections to ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

127
Evolution of color vision in pierid butterflies: blue opsin duplication, ommatidial heterogeneity and eye regionalization in Colias erate.
2009-02-18

This paper documents the molecular organization of the eye of the Eastern Pale Clouded Yellow butterfly, Colias erate (Pieridae). We cloned four cDNAs encoding visual pigment opsins, corresponding to one ultraviolet, two blue and one long wavelength-absorbing visual pigments. Duplication of the blue visual pigment class occurs also in another pierid ...

PubMed

128
CROSS-DISCIPLINARY PHYSICS AND RELATED AREAS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: Wavelength Red-Shift of Long Wavelength InGaN/GaN Multi-Quantum Well by Using an InGaN Underlying Layer
2009-07-01

Long-wavelength GaN based light-emitting diodes are of importance in full color displays, monolithic white light- emitting diodes and solid-state lighting, etc. However, their epitaxial growth faces great challenges because high indium (In) compositions of InGaN are difficult to grow. In order to enhance In ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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