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Online since: February 2013
Authors: Wei Zhou, Ruo Chen Liu, Han Chang Chai, Zhi Hui Lv, Xiao Min Liang, Ya Juan Li, Shao Qing You
Dharmaraj, E.L.
Frederick, et al., Acoustic emission based tensile characteristics of sandwich composites, Compos.
Berring, et al., Defect distribution and reliability assessment of wind turbine blades, Eng.
Frederick, et al., Acoustic emission based tensile characteristics of sandwich composites, Compos.
Berring, et al., Defect distribution and reliability assessment of wind turbine blades, Eng.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Xiao Hua Zhou, Wei Wei Zou, Ming Qiang Wang
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[6] Soliman S A, Temraz HK, El-Khodary S M: Large Engineering Systems Conference on Power Engineering, Quebec, Canada, (2003), p.100-104
[5] Vu K, Begobic M M, Novosel D, et al: IEEE Trans. on Power Systems, vol. 14(3) (1999), p.1029 - 1035
[6] Soliman S A, Temraz HK, El-Khodary S M: Large Engineering Systems Conference on Power Engineering, Quebec, Canada, (2003), p.100-104
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Takashi Akahane, Miftakhul Huda, You Yin, Sumio Hosaka, Zulfakri bin Mohamad, Jing Liu, Takuya Komori
Improved Observation Contrast of Block-Copolymer Nanodot Pattern Using Carbon Hard Mask (CHM)
Takashi Akahane1,a, Takuya Komori1,b, Jing Liu1,c, Miftakhul Huda1,d,
Zulfakri Bin Mohamad2,e,You Yin1,f, and Sumio Hosaka1,g
Graduate School of Engineering, Gunma University
1-5-1 Tenjin-cho, Kiryu 376-8515, Japan
Advanced Technology Research Center, Gunma University
1-5-1 Tenjin-cho, Kiryu 376-8515, Japan
at10801301@gunma-u.ac.jp, bt11801314@gunma-u.ac.jp,
ct10801376@gunma-u.ac.jp, dt10801375@gunma-u.ac.jp, ezulfakri@gunma-u.ac.jp,
fyinyou@ gunma-u.ac.jp, ghosaka@el.gunma-u.ac.jp
Keywords: Carbon hard mask, ion milling, nanodot, self-assembly, block copolymer
Abstract.
Recently, Bita et al. succeeded in forming block copolymer self-assembled nanodots with a diameter of 20 nm and a pitch size of 40 nm using PS-PDMS (Poly(styrene-b-dimethyl siloxane)) block copolymer and demonstrated the fabrication of long-range-order nanodot arrays by using electron-beam drawing template [1].
Huda et al. demonstrated the formation self-assembled nanodots using PS-PDMS block copolymer as shown in Fig. 1 [2-5].
Recently, Bita et al. succeeded in forming block copolymer self-assembled nanodots with a diameter of 20 nm and a pitch size of 40 nm using PS-PDMS (Poly(styrene-b-dimethyl siloxane)) block copolymer and demonstrated the fabrication of long-range-order nanodot arrays by using electron-beam drawing template [1].
Huda et al. demonstrated the formation self-assembled nanodots using PS-PDMS block copolymer as shown in Fig. 1 [2-5].
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Yong Chun Cheng, Ya Feng Gong, Peng Zhang, Jing Lin Tao, Ji Zhong Zhao
El Sawwaf .Strip Footing Behavior On Pile And Sheet Pile-Stabilized Sand Slope .Journal Of Geotechnical And Geoenvironmental Engineering 2005(6): 705-715
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Online since: September 2023
Authors: Djamalddine Boumezerane, Ali Brara
Hazarika et al. [19] have used a mixture of tire chips, placed horizontally under the foundation.
Abdelhalim et al. [20] found that applying a thin coat of RSM at significant depths was more effective than using thick shallow coats.
Hazarika et al. [18] conducted an experimental series of vibrating table which highlighted the beneficial effects of RSM in the vibration isolation of structures while Kaneko et al. , Moghaddas Tafreshi et al. and Xiong et al. [24 - 26] conducted a pseudo-dynamic test to examine the positive effects of RSM in the seismic isolation of structures and their effectiveness in preventing liquefaction.
El Naggar, A.
El-Sherbiny, A A.
Abdelhalim et al. [20] found that applying a thin coat of RSM at significant depths was more effective than using thick shallow coats.
Hazarika et al. [18] conducted an experimental series of vibrating table which highlighted the beneficial effects of RSM in the vibration isolation of structures while Kaneko et al. , Moghaddas Tafreshi et al. and Xiong et al. [24 - 26] conducted a pseudo-dynamic test to examine the positive effects of RSM in the seismic isolation of structures and their effectiveness in preventing liquefaction.
El Naggar, A.
El-Sherbiny, A A.