The phrase "absorption condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, chemistry, or mathematics, where it refers to a specific state or requirement for absorption to occur.
Example: "The absorption condition must be met for the experiment to yield accurate results."
Alternatives: "absorption requirement" or "absorption criteria".
Deploying periodic multilayer structure, the absorbers work at the optimal absorption condition.
A new scheme for investigating electromagnetically induced grating (EIG) in the vanishing two-photon absorption condition in a three-level ladder-configuration n-doped semiconductor quantum well is presented.
Simulation results showed that up to 96.4% of the photons were absorbed under the maximum absorption condition, while 75.9% photons exited as diffuse reflectance for the maximum scattering case.
The maximum absorption condition is then found by requiring r i = r d γ 2 in equation (33).
We consider a single, absorptive layer coated on a reflective substrate and investigate perfect absorption conditions for normal and oblique incidences of light.
These CFRP laminates were prepared under three water absorption conditions of Dry, Wet and Wet + Dry after molding.
Based on the clear desorber/condenser tendencies obtained from the refrigerant production, additional absorption conditions were calculated and may be useful for future designs.
The heat transfer performance of a vertically oriented mini-channel annulus operated with an ammonia water mixture under absorption conditions has been experimentally investigated.
This new procedure leads to a series of plots describing the geometric proportions of small rectangular rooms corresponding to the smoothest frequency response for different absorption conditions.
Meanwhile, the ignition time considering both surface and in-depth absorption is discussed, and the relationship with pure surface and in-depth absorption conditions is obtained.
Therefore, it is possible to predict the long-term strength for these CFRP laminates under an arbitrary temperature and water absorption conditions using the master curves.
