Figure 4 shows the dependence of sheet resistance on film thickness, annealing temperature and time.
The central result of our work on the LaAlO3/SrTiO3 interface is the dependence of sheet carrier density on the stoichiometry of LaAl1+y O3(1+0.5y) shown in Fig. 5e.
We found that for thick sheets (thickness > 100 nm), the optical color shows a remarkable dependence on the sheet thickness, thus enabling to easily estimate it by optical microscopy.
Such a duality of the interface thermal conductance for different probing methods and its dependence on graphene sheet thickness can be traced ultimately to the unique physical and chemical structure of graphene materials.
The calculated energy shift in Figure 2b shows sublinear dependence on the sheet charge density, indicating that the distribution of electrons and holes under the bending band plays an important role.
Surprisingly, the exchange corrections appear with terms which are linearly dependent on the electron sheet density, as all exchange terms which present a nonlinear dependence on the electron sheet density are exactly canceled out due to the interplay of self-energy and vertex corrections[20].
The purpose of this paper is to statistically confirm the influence of tail current configuration on substorm onset by investigating the following phenomena: (1) substorm probability during periods with different dipole tilt angles and SW flow directions, (2) AL index dependence on the current sheet bending, and (3) the magnetotail lobe field magnitude as a function of the dipole tilt angle.
The quality of the fits demonstrates that a substantial nucleation barrier is not necessary to explain the sigmoid shape of the light scattering traces; rather, the sigmoid shape is a natural consequence of the nonlinear dependence of light scattering on sheet size.
In order to understand the mechanics of persistent anticlastic curvature and its dependence on forming conditions, aluminum sheet strips of widths ranging from 12 to 50 mm were draw-bend tested with various sheet tensions and tool radii.
The relevant passage is in the Phaedrus, where Socrates castigates the younger man for his dependence on a written "crib sheet" in order to relate to him the contents of a recent discourse by Lysias.
