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Giant electro-optical effect through electrostriction in a nanomechanical metamaterial
(2018)Electrostriction is a property of all naturally occurring dielectrics whereby they are mechanically deformed under the application of an electric field. It is demonstrated here that an artificial metamaterial nanostructure ... -
Optical response of nanohole arrays filled with chalcogenide low-epsilon media
(2018)When an array of subwavelength apertures in a metal film is filled with a chalcogenide semiconductor acting as a low‐epsilon medium at optical frequencies, an increase in transmission is observed over a broad range of ... -
Intra-eruption forecasting
(2019)Forecasting eruption onsets has received much attention, in both the short and long term. However, an eruption is not easily reduced to an instant in time, and forecasting what happens after eruption onset has received ... -
Numerical study of integrated solar photovoltaic–thermal module with a refrigeration system for air-conditioning and hot water production under the tropical climate conditions of Singapore
(2018)Thermal systems of buildings in the tropics are highly energy intensive. In this study, a novel integrated solar photovoltaic–thermal–refrigeration (PVTR) system used to produce hot water and air-conditioning in the tropical ... -
Physics-based scenario of earthquake cycles on the Ventura Thrust system, California : the effect of variable friction and fault geometry
(2019)The Ventura Thrust system in California is capable of producing large magnitude earthquakes. Geological studies suggest that the fault geometry is complex, composed of multiple segments at different dips: thrust ramps ...
