DOI: 10.31274/rtd-180813-10676
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Theoretical study: depth of small cracks (circa 100 microns) from photoinductive data

Abstract: CHAPTER 11. AN OBJECTIVE FUNCTION CHAPTER 12. A HEURISTIC ESTIMATE FOR THE CURRENT DEPOLE DENSITY 71 CHAPTER 13. THE IMPORTANCE OF A PARTICULAR DOUBLE INTEGRAL CHAPTER 14. THE BEHAVIOR OF A PARTICULAR DOUBLE INTEGRAL CHAPTER 15. INTERLEAVING MEASUREMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION 86 CHAPTER 16. ILLUSTRATING THE PROCEDURE 99 CHAPTER 17. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: CRACK RECONSTRUCTION 112

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“…Since that time, the field has developed tremendously and many review articles have been published on the subject of nonlinear optics and spectroscopy (96)(97)(98). Excellent books which have appeared on the subject include those by Butcher 99 After tunable dye lasers became available, many experimental groups began to collect two-photon absorption and excitation spectra of various organic molecular compounds, for example, benzene (112,113), naphthalene (113)(114)(115)(116)(117), biphenyl (1 Ma), anthracene (118,119), phenanthrene (120).fluorene (121), diphenylbutadiene (113). and acenaphthene (116).…”
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“…Since that time, the field has developed tremendously and many review articles have been published on the subject of nonlinear optics and spectroscopy (96)(97)(98). Excellent books which have appeared on the subject include those by Butcher 99 After tunable dye lasers became available, many experimental groups began to collect two-photon absorption and excitation spectra of various organic molecular compounds, for example, benzene (112,113), naphthalene (113)(114)(115)(116)(117), biphenyl (1 Ma), anthracene (118,119), phenanthrene (120).fluorene (121), diphenylbutadiene (113). and acenaphthene (116).…”
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“…The theory of two-photon absorption by polaritons is discussed by Boggett and Loudon (193). Experimental evidence of polaritons has been obtained by several groups using both linear (194)(195)(196)(197)(198)(199) and nonlinear (117,120,131,132,200) techniques. Polariton dispersion curves have been measured by many groups (131c,199,201-203).…”
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