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8 , the PCB 400 includes a first or top layer 404a and a bottom layer 404e of sufficient thicknessto preventcapacitive coupling between conductive traces 408b and 408e
These resonancesrespectively originatefrom the near - field coupling of plasmonic symmetric and antisymmetric modes in the metal - dielectric - metal waveguide
These phenomena observed in the simulationoriginatefrom the strong plasmon coupling between gold nanoparticles and plasmonic optical tweezers
This state is formed in proximity with metals or when the C60 layer is charged ,leadingto lower cage symmetry and an anisotropic hyperfine coupling of the endohedral muonium state ( μ+@C60[−
Raman scattering enhancementcontributedfrom individual gold nanoparticles and interparticle coupling Theiss
such that the first linear fold region and the second linear fold region are translated with respect to each otherto createoverlapping coupling lightguides and bends in the coupling lightguides
2D > 0triggerspontaneous symmetry breaking of the SM electroweak symmetry and the U(1)D dark gauge symmetry ... The nonzero Higgs portal coupling , HP
an on - chip high - sensitivity sensorcomposedof two waveguides coupling with a symmetry breaking ring resonator
The Shield Transformer - The shield transformer actsparticularly to preventcapacitive coupling of spurious signals and sound between windings
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to dramatic changes in the electronic structure and thereby the properties of single- and few - layer TMDCs relative to their bulk counterparts [ 9leadto dramatic changes in the electronic structure and thereby the properties of single- and few - layer TMDCs relative to their bulk counterparts [ 9
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