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RESUME -En couplant la detection Mirage et une modulation de polarisation de la lumihre incidente, une sensihilite correspondant 1 un dizihme de monocouche de Cu sur Pt a 6th obtenue. On discute egalement des effets de gradient de concentration au voisinage de l'electrodt.ABSTRACT -By coupling Mirage detection and polarization modulation of the incident light, a sensitivity corresponding to one tenth of a monolayer of Cu on Pt has been achieved. Concentration gradient effects in the vicinity of the electrode are discussed.

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Measuring the anisotropic thermal diffusivity of silicon nitride grains by thermoreflectance microscopy

Li¹,

Pottier²,

Roger³

et al. 1999

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Tomographic Approach for Photothermal Imaging Using the Mirage Effect

1983

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Heterogeneous media and rough surfaces: A fractal approach for heat diffusion studies

Fournier

Boccara

1989

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications

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D. Fournier

Low cycle fatigue behavior of inconel 718 at 298 K and 823 K

Studies of Electrode-Electrolyte Interfaces "In Situ" by Mirage Detection With Polarization Modulation

Measuring the anisotropic thermal diffusivity of silicon nitride grains by thermoreflectance microscopy

Tomographic Approach for Photothermal Imaging Using the Mirage Effect

Heterogeneous media and rough surfaces: A fractal approach for heat diffusion studies

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