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The new EMA model, which assumes that a cylindrical collector is surrounded by a uniform layer of fluid and by an effective medium beyond the fluid layer, provides a representative flow field around a cylindrical collector by which the permeability of the fibrous filter medium and its particle removal rate can be determined.

NIP is based on effective mass approximation (EMA) model where Coulomb interaction of the electron-hole pair is neglected.

It is found that the optical absorption edge is blueshifted compared with the c-Si, and the optical band gap is about 1.48 eV, which is well agreement with the theoretical estimation by using modified EMA model.

In general, surface roughness is also modeled using the EMA model for ellipsometry analysis; thus, the estimated Ts reflects surface roughness, and no damaged layer exists on the surface.

We used a modified effective mass approximation (EMA) model to estimate the band gap of Si QDs/SiC MLs instead of infinite barrier model by considering the Coulomb effect and the correlation energy terms [23].

Essentially, based on Brus' equation [41], who developed the first theoretical calculation for semiconductor nanoparticles named EMA model (Eq. 4), an exciton is considered to be confined to a spherical volume of the nanocrystallite and the mass of electron and hole is replaced with effective masses (m e and m h ) to define the wave function.

To determine the roughness, we used a RCWA with the EMA approach, modeling the structure to two layers as a Si substrate with overlying roughness and describing the roughness using the Bruggeman EMA with dielectric functions of Si and air.

I think EMA is a model for how to do research in autism," she says.

We report on three applications of EMA, using different modeling approaches, in three different technical domains.

As various EMA methods are modeled differently with distinct solution algorithms, implementing these methods would have different conditioning and stability.

Second, to increase capability of EMA to assess model-based approaches beyond population PK through focused training conducted in partnership with EFPIA and academia via training sessions based on shared presentations on case studies and best practices.