Sentence examples for resonance gap from inspiring English sources

And the phenomenon also explains the age of many meteorites (as measured by cosmic ray exposure): they have been drifting for millions of years before entering the resonance gap, rather than quickly entering from nearby.

Zone III extends from the outer edge of Zone II to the 2 1 resonance gap (3.28 AU).

Zone II continues from the end of Zone I out to the 5 2 resonance gap (2.82 AU).

(Some authors subdivide the inner and outer belts at the 2 1 resonance gap (3.3 AU), whereas others suggest inner, middle, and outer belts).

A fragment from a far-off asteroid, they reported in the journal Nature, can slowly drift into one of the resonance gaps due to the differential heating.

But this supposes that only a few asteroids, situated on the edges of these bands (which are known as resonance gaps) produce the fragments.

When plotted along the orbital semi-major axis, their orbits showed indications of resonance gaps induced by interaction with the gas giants Jupiter and Saturn at the positions where these gaps have been modelled to appear (Szasz et al. 2008).

We show that there exist two type of gaps: (1) stable gaps, where the endpoints are the periodic and the anti-periodic eigenvalues, (2) unstable (resonance) gaps, where the endpoints are resonances (i.e., real branch points of the Lyapunov function).

From the analysis, it is clarified that the coupled Bragg-resonance band gap is much wider than the narrow-banded local resonance and the corresponding effective material properties at band gap could be either positive or negative.

One of these is to exploit coupled Bragg and local resonance band gaps.

The combination of Fabry-Perot resonance and the gap plasmon resonance in the proposed MGDM provide another route for designing multiple-band perfect absorber nanostructures, which have an extensive applications in photo-detecting, photo-conversion or photo-harvesting.