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Yang, Zhenyu; Zhu, Dan; Lu, Dongsheng; Zhao, Ming; Ning, Na; Liu, Yongjun

doi:10.1023/a:1026224718648

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“…This is because the EDF gain in the L band is approximately ten times lower than in the C band. 31 Once started, the laser remains stable without need for temperature and vibration control. Figure 3͑a͒ plots a typical SHG autocorrelation trace, which is well fitted by a sech 2 temporal profile, resulting in a pulse duration of ϳ498Ϯ 16 fs.…”

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L -band ultrafast fiber laser mode locked by carbon nanotubes

Sun

Rozhin

Wang

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Applied Physics Letters

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L -band ultrafast fiber laser mode locked by carbon nanotubes

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Rozhin

Wang

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Applied Physics Letters

115

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“…Saline Soil Improvement Mechanism. Saline soil improvement mechanism embodies a series of chemical reactions when additives are mixed with soil containing some water [4,5]. Four schemes are made as is shown in table 3.…”

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Properties of the Saline Soil in Southern Xinjiang and Study on its Improvement Mechanism

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Yan

2011

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The causes and status of saline soil in southern Xinjiang are stated simply, and the properties of it are presented based on experiment. Much emphasis is laid on the improvement mechanism design and the scheme comparison. On this foundation, a series of tests are conducted. The functions of different subgrade fillers and the reasonable proportion of them are studied. The result reveals that improvement scheme II-3 can effectively decrease anion content in saline soil, and mixed with cement and active material fly ash, can significantly increase the strength of the soil mass, and decrease water involved in expansion and frost heave. The research findings can provide an economical and applicable reference to the solving of problems such as frost heave, salt expansion and melt sinking of the saline soil subgrade.

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“…Specifically regarding photovoltaic modules and building windows, since the RI of air-side glass is around 1.52, the target RI of the ARC should be around 1.23, which is lower than the RI of SiO 2 and TiO 2 [2]. According to Yang et al, pores in nano thin films could reduce their RI [3], so ARCs are typically made of porous nanoparticles, such as SiO 2 nanoparticles and TiO 2 nanoparticles [4,5].…”

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Closed-Surface Multifunctional Antireflective Coating Made from SiO2 with TiO2 Nanocomposites

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An SiO2–TiO2 closed-surface antireflective coating was fabricated by the one-dipping method. TiO2 nanoparticles were mixed with a nanocomposited silica sol, which was composed of acid-catalyzed nanosilica networks and silica hollow nanospheres (HNs). The microstructure of the sol–gel was characterized by transmission electron microscopy. The silica HNs were approximately 40–50 nm in diameter with a shell thickness of approximately 8–10 nm. The branched-chain structure resulting from acidic hydrolysis grew on these silica HNs, and TiO2 was distributed inside this network. The surface morphology of the coating was measured by field emission scanning electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy. After optimization, transmittance of up to 94.03% was obtained on photovoltaic (PV) glass with a single side coated by this antireflective coating, whose refractive index was around 1.30. The short-circuit current gain of PV module was around 2.14–2.32%, as shown by the current–voltage (IV) curve measurements and external quantum efficiency (EQE) tests. This thin film also exhibited high photocatalytic activity. Due to the lack of voids on its surface, the antireflective coating in this study possessed excellent long-term reliability and robustness in both high-moisture and high-temperature environments. Combined with its self-cleaning function, this antireflective coating has great potential to be implemented in windows and photovoltaic modules.

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Cited by 16 publications

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L -band ultrafast fiber laser mode locked by carbon nanotubes

L -band ultrafast fiber laser mode locked by carbon nanotubes

Properties of the Saline Soil in Southern Xinjiang and Study on its Improvement Mechanism

Closed-Surface Multifunctional Antireflective Coating Made from SiO2 with TiO2 Nanocomposites

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