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... This paper presents a detailed theory of a recently discov- ered [7] mterplay between coherent backscattering and local- ization m a dynamic scatteimg property, the smgle-mode de- lay ti[r] ... See full document

... are coherent backscattering and wave lo- calization 关 1–6 兴 ...a wave reflected or transmitted by a medium with randomly located ...scatterers. Coherent backscattering is the ... See full document

... Coherent backscattering refers to the systematic constructive interference of waves reflected from a medium with randomly located ...generic wave effect: It has been observed using light waves [2] and ... See full document

... In the distribution of single-mode delay times the resonances introduce a dynamic coherent backscattering effect, that provides a way to distinguish localization from absorption.. Introd[r] ... See full document

... When considering Che backscattering from the sea surface the targets are the primary scene elements discussed in section 3, and superimposed on the wave particle velocities will be the p[r] ... See full document

... this effect curves the main channel in the predominant direction of the littoral drift, while in the sound-side the flood delta begins to grow (Figure ...bulldozer effect was introduced by Hagemann (1969) ... See full document

... In this paper, the scattering field from sinusoidal wave has been investigated by higher order KA. Firstly, the theoretical models for the NRCS and the Doppler spectrum are proposed, and the comparisons with the ... See full document

... under above band-gap laser excitation. By combining time-integrated and time-resolved pho- toluminescence (PL) spectroscopy we show the importance of exciton and trion localization in both materials at low ... See full document

... dimensional problems and for a 1D problem coherent state based methods do not have advantages before standard techniques. Moreover if the CS basis becomes too large (which is often just few tens of CSs) the ... See full document

... While EB1 might mediate some of the effects of eribulin on microtubule capture and chemotaxis, it is important to observe that at 0.1 nM, eribulin barely affected EB1 comet density and length, but prevented directed ... See full document

... of the main pulse. The intense central subpulse opens the upper target channel energetically and, due to the max- imization of the interaction energy " ð t Þ , transfers the popu- lation efficiently to the high-lying ... See full document

... high wave energy and turbulence in the nearshore zone, and strong ...Severe wave conditions are dangerous to vessels in ocean and coastal waters, and waves can also run up over the storm surge in the ... See full document

... (Benjamin, 1967; Janssen and Onorato, 2007). Beyond this threshold, nevertheless, oblique perturbations still remain un- stable and numerical simulations of the 2 + 1 NLS equation, in this respect, confirm that such ... See full document

... frequency, which will result in the fact that the performance of millimeter-wave radar is not so good as that of the microwave one [5– 7]. Especially, the sensitivity of millimeter-wave radar will sharply ... See full document

... [13] Fujii, K. and Suzuki, T. (2013) An Approximate Solution of the Dynamical Casimir Effect in a Cavity with a Two-Level Atom. International Journal of Geometric Me- thods in Modern Physics , 10, Article ID: ... See full document

... involving more than two excitons within a QD. Ex- tending our proof-of-principle protocol toward control via multi-wave mixing is conceptually straightforward: conversion between wave mixing processes is ... See full document

... makes coherent π 0 production a dangerous background for oscillation experiments searching for ν e ...Second, coherent pion production is an important part of the broader goal of understanding ... See full document

... and coherent signals are involved, a number of new techniques have been developed [14–16]; yet, these techniques still require high computational complexity due to employing spatial smoothing techniques and a ... See full document

... of wave speed on magnitude of disorder looks ...of wave speed for weak disorder, and de- crease for stronger disorder, is due to two different effects overlapping: the increase of wave speed takes ... See full document

... the coherent backscattering of linear and circular polarized light for the typical experimental probe geometry utilized in biomedical diagnostic, ... See full document