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When the wavelength is shorter than the fluid layer thickness, both the symmetric and antisymmetric fundamental modes approach the Stoneley wave (the surface wave trapped near a fluid-solid interface).

It is also observed that the secondary throughput in access mode approaches the upper bound η S ∗, when d3i is decreased from 1 to 0.5 and M = 10.

As the optical radiation loss is reduced, the total Q factor of a SPP mode approaches the minimum value allowed by the intrinsic properties of the metal used, the metal-loss-limited Q factor.

Up to CF 4 the non-UTMP mode maintained a slightly better flux and process time than the UTMP mode, but reached the minimally acceptable flux (below 0.005 kg m−2 s−1) at CF 6. Depending upon the ΔPTM maintained, the UTMP mode approached the minimal flux at CF 7 or 10 depending upon the combination of ΔPTM and CFV used.

The method can be likened to a "coupled modes" approach in which the properties of the eigenvectors (or "modes") arising from symmetry and/or energetics are exploited.

The solutions in this case take the form of propagating modes that approach the eigenfrequencies of the shear mode resonator in the long-wavelength limit (Lysak, 2004; Lysak and Yoshikawa, 2006).

The Green function for a rectangular parallelepiped with rigid-lubricated boundaries is developed by a normal mode approach, the free vibration solutions being used.

A comprehensive dynamic model for the manipulator is derived with the assumed modes approach and the Lagrangian formulation.

The stable regime increases as the natural frequency of the axial mode approaches that of the torsional mode and a 1 1 internal resonance leads to a significant improvement in the system stability.

In the case of the Lamb wave, the phase speed of the fundamental antisymmetric mode approaches zero when the wavelength becomes very long.

The mixed-mode approach extends the performance of the chip as both the matrix and the readout logic have been developed separately.