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The carbon nanoparticles demonstrate excitation wavelength-independent photoluminescence behavior when the excitation wavelength is changed from 430 to 470 nm.

The |E| fields shown in Fig. 4a, c clearly demonstrate the excitation of electric field in the edges of the unperforated rectangular resonator.

The core/shell NRs demonstrate highest excitation and emission intensity, which was suppressed after silica layer coating due to enhancement in the multiphoton-relaxation process.

By increasing pulse power and reducing pulse length, we demonstrate experimental excitation of 1H over ±32 kHz, with phase variations in the spectra <8° and peak amplitudes >93% of maximum.

Laboratory experiments on aluminum plates demonstrate that excitation of the SH3 primary mode generates the s4 secondary RL mode and that the secondary wave field amplitude increases linearly with propagation distance.

Kutateladze and co-workers used dithianes to mask the sensitizer molecules immobilized on beads, dendrimers, or peptides to demonstrate that excitation of a single free sensitizer leads to liberation of its own copy, thus leading to signal amplification.

After employing the relevant algorithms, the resulting images demonstrated the excitation of the LSPR.

It has been demonstrated that excitation of a metal nanoparticles plasmon can cause a charge separation of electrons and holes at a metal semiconductor interface [17-23] [17-23]

In this study, we have demonstrated the excitation of three nuclei, triple quantum coherences and discussed the information obtainable from such experiments.

Moreover, the proposed model-based correction method not only demonstrates comparable excitation patterns as the trajectory measurement method, but also significantly improves time efficiency.

Finally, functional characterization of engineered cardiac tissues using the 124 polymer-CNT scaffolds demonstrated improved excitation threshold in materials with 0.5% CNT content (3.6 ± 0.8 V/cm) compared to materials with 0% (5.1 ± 0.8 V/cm) and 0.1% (5.0 ± 0.7 V/cm), suggesting greater tissue maturity.