2014
DOI: 10.1163/9789004285088
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Efficiency in Private International Law

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“…The OH emission and N 2 second positive system were used to estimate the gas temperature T g of plasmas as previously described. 29,49,50,57) In Fig. 3(b), the measured spectrum of the µm-jet is shown with the theoretical fit, which was provided by the simulated spectrum of OH radicals at the rotational temperature T R .…”
Section: Appj Electrical Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The OH emission and N 2 second positive system were used to estimate the gas temperature T g of plasmas as previously described. 29,49,50,57) In Fig. 3(b), the measured spectrum of the µm-jet is shown with the theoretical fit, which was provided by the simulated spectrum of OH radicals at the rotational temperature T R .…”
Section: Appj Electrical Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[47][48][49] The measured OH radical spectra were fitted to the calculated spectra to obtain the rotational temperature T R using an algorithm developed by Professor Akihiko Kono of Nagoya University. 50) The measured spectra of the N 2 second positive (C 3 Π u -B 3 Π g ) were fitted to the calculated spectra to obtain the vibrational temperature T v and the rotational temperature T r using an algorithm developed at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. 51,52)…”
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“…This leads to demystifying the value of uniform law. Given the multipolar structure of the world, T. Kono points out, uniform Law may be inefficient whereas the application of the New Lex Mercatoria may be efficient 88 . The New Lex Mercatoria may allow the application of a regulation more in accordance with the needs of the parties or the dispute.…”
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