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Status of research and development in thermoelectric materials, devices and applications. Sponsored by the University of Vienna in Austria.
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Back to TopHu Shousong; Hu Minghua Proceedings of the 1988 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1988
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Resistance switching in Sn/sub x/Mn/sub y/Te/sub z/-based devices
P. K. Herring; K. A. Campbell 2006 IEEE Workshop on Microelectronics and Electron Devices, 2006. WMED '06., 2006
Electronic devices comprised of a single layer of the chalcogenide material SnxMnyTez (35 < x,z < 50; 0 < y < 28) deposited between two electrodes were fabricated and electrically tested for their ability to switch between high and low resistance states. Materials that have the ability to resistively switch when a potential is applied across them are promising as ...
Turning tacit knowledge tangible
D. Stenmark Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2000
People are able to determine whether a given document is interesting just by glancing through it. However, when asked to make explicit the rules upon which such a decision is based, they are unable to do so. This, I argue, is because tacit knowledge is involved in this process. Tacit knowledge constitutes the major part of the body of knowledge ...
Horizontal Estimation for the Solution of Multitarget Multisensor Tracking Problems
Alan M. Fahmy; Harold A. Titus 1987 American Control Conference, 1987
In recent years, there has been a considerable increase in both the variety and number of sensors which need to be tied together. A distributed estimation architecture for Distributed Sensors Networks (DSN) is introduced. It is called Horizontal Estimation Architecture (HEA). The term horizontal is used to imply that the geographically dispersed nodes do not differ in rank and are ...
T. B. Koch; J. B. Davies; F. A. Fernandez; R. Maerz IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1991
As an alternative to the classical beam propagation method (BPM), a variational method is presented to solve the TE and TM Helmholtz equations in the paraxial approximation for the propagation of polarized beams through optical waveguides. Using the method of local potentials, the paraxial wave equations are first converted into equivalent z-transient variational principles. These functionals are minimized using a ...
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Hu Shousong; Hu Minghua Proceedings of the 1988 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1988
First Page of the Article 
Resistance switching in Sn/sub x/Mn/sub y/Te/sub z/-based devices
P. K. Herring; K. A. Campbell 2006 IEEE Workshop on Microelectronics and Electron Devices, 2006. WMED '06., 2006
Electronic devices comprised of a single layer of the chalcogenide material SnxMnyTez (35 < x,z < 50; 0 < y < 28) deposited between two electrodes were fabricated and electrically tested for their ability to switch between high and low resistance states. Materials that have the ability to resistively switch when a potential is applied across them are promising as ...
Turning tacit knowledge tangible
D. Stenmark Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2000
People are able to determine whether a given document is interesting just by glancing through it. However, when asked to make explicit the rules upon which such a decision is based, they are unable to do so. This, I argue, is because tacit knowledge is involved in this process. Tacit knowledge constitutes the major part of the body of knowledge ...
Horizontal Estimation for the Solution of Multitarget Multisensor Tracking Problems
Alan M. Fahmy; Harold A. Titus 1987 American Control Conference, 1987
In recent years, there has been a considerable increase in both the variety and number of sensors which need to be tied together. A distributed estimation architecture for Distributed Sensors Networks (DSN) is introduced. It is called Horizontal Estimation Architecture (HEA). The term horizontal is used to imply that the geographically dispersed nodes do not differ in rank and are ...
T. B. Koch; J. B. Davies; F. A. Fernandez; R. Maerz IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1991
As an alternative to the classical beam propagation method (BPM), a variational method is presented to solve the TE and TM Helmholtz equations in the paraxial approximation for the propagation of polarized beams through optical waveguides. Using the method of local potentials, the paraxial wave equations are first converted into equivalent z-transient variational principles. These functionals are minimized using a ...
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