Sentence examples for incident light frequency from inspiring English sources
Further increase of the incident light frequency results in a fall of absorption coefficient.
Further increase of the incident light frequency results in decrease of the absorption coefficient.
When the Lifshits-Slezov model is realized during a device growth, a number of distinctly explicit absorption maximums as a function of incident light frequency is observed.
From the optical parameters we have obtained, one can conclude the pristine and doped ZrS2 monolayers are transparent and which will be more transparent when the incident light frequency increases.
Note that weakly expressed oscillations on the first peak are seen in the second case, which are due to inter-band transitions of the first equidistant family (see additional graphical insertion in Fig. 8). Figure 8 Absorption coefficient dependence on the incident light frequency, for the ensemble of SOEQDs having two different distribution functions.
where ν and ν′ are sets of quantum numbers corresponding to the electron and heavy hole, Eg is the forbidden gap width in the bulk semiconductor, Ω is the incident light frequency, and A is a quantity proportional to the square of matrix element in decomposition over Bloch functions.
The technique is based on time-resolved analysis of the Brownian motion, small molecules moving faster than large molecules, which causes a Doppler shift of the incident laser light frequency.
As the frequency of incident light matches the frequency of LSP, the light will be absorbed by the metal significantly.
The PBG is a frequency gap in which the propagation of incident light with special frequencies as well as special polarization will be possible.
Knowing the frequency of the incident light and measuring the frequency of the Raman scattered light, it is possible to calculate the vibrational energy difference.
Numerical simulation results show that this new type of compound plasmonic lens is capable of not only minimizing the chromatic aberration but also rearranging the order of focal positions for incident light at visible frequencies.
