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Theoretical simulations were used to design the heterolayer structure and to explain the emission and absorption features.

This mechanism, attributed to quantum confinement effect, is considered as the major one, when explaining the emission in the Si nanocrystallites both in porous Si and incorporated into SiO2 film [19].

The collisional hypothesis in its original form was abandoned because of the enormous energies found to be needed to explain the radio emission.

A model of the photoluminescence processes was proposed to explain the observed emission bands.

Moreover, to explain the broad emission spectra of these phosphors, a 10 × 10 energy matrix was successfully established based on an effective operator Hamiltonian, including free ion and crystal field interactions.

These results explain the multiple emission peaks and their irradiation time dependence in the photoluminescence (PL) spectra for CNTs oxidized by ultraviolet ozone, providing a possible mechanism for significant brightening of the emission whose wavelength range is ideal for biological imaging.

In 1916, Arnold Sommerfeld added elliptical orbits to the Bohr model to explain the extra emission lines, but this made the model very difficult to use, and it still couldn't explain more complex atoms.

This may explain the increased emissions of unburned fuel observed in engine studies, when using catalytic coatings on the cylinder walls.

HF pumping of the ionosphere also causes bulk electron temperature enhancements, but these alone are not sufficient to explain the optical emissions.

Officials with the EPA and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) tried to explain the complex emissions standards and how they assure safety of people downwind.

We consider that the configuration in Fig. 3a instead of that in Fig. 3b is more preferable to explain the anisotropic THz emission results since the THz emission in the case of Fig. 3b should appear isotopically as a function of Φ.