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Here, "F" designates that the modes originate from the "First" dielectric band, and the numbers 0, 1, and 2 represent the number of nodes along the x-axis.

In High-Cycle Fatigue (HCF) of materials like copper, the most common failure modes originate from cyclic strain localization in persistent slip bands (PSBs).

By performing a thin film preparation with deuterium and H D substituted hydrocarbon sources we provide direct evidence that these two modes originate from trans-polyacetylene in the diamond film.

In the following, we will demonstrate that these two resonance modes originate from the strong coupling between SPPs and MD resonances in the designed metamaterials.

The two binding modes originate from duplicated F-hand sequence motifs, a conserved structural feature found among type-I dockerins (Pagès et al., 1997).

Although the hybrid modes in Figure 2b,e have similar field distributions, the components of the hybrid modes originating from the guiding modes of individual NW have different weightings because of the mediation of the substrates.

The second and third possible contributing effects to the collective mode originate from the way the clusters of NPs are formed.

Later analysis indicates that this surface mode originated from the reaction of electromagnetic field and the free electrons oscillation in metal film, and thus it is a kind of SPP mode.

The Raman peak at 104.1 cm−1 belongs to the B3g phonon mode originated from the rigid shear modes of a layer with respect to its neighbors in the c directions.

The large intermodal spacing caused by the suppression of tens of adjacent cavity modes originates from a parametric contribution to the gain due to temporal modulations of population inversion in the laser8,9.

This is in contrast to classical standing-wave thermoacoustic modes, which originate from the positive feedback loop between system acoustics and the flame.