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Also, CNPs (Fig. 14d) get adsorbed on inner as well as outer surface of spinel porous structure, and captures the incident light to some extent in the interior of the spinel structure due to the multi reflection effect.
Air-spaced concentric multi-reflection (ACMR) systems, where two reflective surfaces surround a hollow cavity, are useful for extended focal distance, achromatic aberration, useful for inexpensive, lightweight IR imagers and may lead to convenient designs for broadband or dual-band imagers.
Compared with layered structure, folded graphene assemblies with high porosity can induce the multi-reflection loss of microwave [25].
Optical and hydrodynamic characteristics of this multi-reflection cell have been evaluated using a series of bromothymol blue dye studies.
Comparison of SEA calculated from different ways indicated that the multi-reflection effect increased with a higher CNT content.
By contrast, the highly porous graphene structure with large pore volume promotes the multi-reflection attenuation in Gmfs, as illustrated in Fig. 5d.
The method is based on a series expansion that derives the mutual radiation factors by means of summation of the contributions to the radiative thermal exchange given by the multi-reflection process.
A novel deformable mirror (DM) with multi-reflection waveguide is proposed in this paper, where the input aberration can be well corrected by series of DM units that are driven by a single actuator.
The TDCAT system concentrates sunlight into a light guide tube where the concentrated sunlight undergoes multi-reflection to be transmitted or eventually absorbed by the media in the tube.
Parameters such as the crystallinity, the density of dislocations and the coherently scattering domain size (CSD-size) which in polymers corresponds to the lamella size, have been evaluated as a function of the strain by means of the multi-reflection X-ray line profile analysis (MXPA).
The distribution was obtained by using the multi-reflection theory described in Ref. [ 10] under the assumption of radial polarization for the illumination light.
