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Melting profiles at a constant wavelength of 222 nm, θ222, were recorded while the sample was heated from 20 to 95 °C, with a 1 °C increment/min.

The critical lasing component is a "photonic crystal," a perforated disc of the semiconductor that traps photons, ensuring that they are emitted at a single, constant wavelength.

For structural determinations, the diffraction data was collected at the beamline 11BM at the Advanced Photon Source of Argonne National Laboratory with a constant wavelength of ~0.41 Å.

This article re-examines the equations governing resolution on constant wavelength neutron powder diffractometers (PDs) as cast for Gaussian elements.

We describe the unique chopper system developed for these purposes, which allows constant wavelength resolution for a wide wavelength band.

This article presents a technique for optimising constant wavelength (CW) neutron powder diffractometers (NPDs) using conventional nonlinear least squares methods.

Selected areas of the sugar-cane tissues were further scanned at constant wavelengths of 278 and 315 nm with a spatial resolution of 0.25 μm.

Constant-wavelength synchronous fluorescence spectrometry (CWSFS) indicated NPAC with 2 3 rings were the main structures of organonitrogen compounds and the corresponding structural information was proposed.

In conclusion, two-photon imaging of freshly isolated retinas revealed multiple, intracellular and extracellular, sources of endogenous fluorophores that were simultaneously excited by the constant-wavelength (720 nm) light from a pulsed laser.

Results are presented showing mode profiles; effective index versus propagation constant and wavelength plots; and modal attenuation due to power leakage.

These waves have a constant spatial wavelength and their speed, amplitude, and duration can be tuned by modifying the particles' material or size, or the velocity of the striker.