… and optical properties of acollection of individual well-separated particles is of fundamental
scientificinterest, the even greater flexibility in designing tailored properties oforganized …

… In both cases the optical properties of tissue play a dominant role. Tissue scattering … in
optical properties, it is important to develop models which allow examination of how the optical …

… For the case of dynamic optical properties, the temperature gradient close to the fibre tip was
… Further away from the tip (≃2 mm), the temperature profile of the dynamic model was more …

… strongly affect the slow dynamics of optical properties. Light-… properties can be obtained
when the temperature dependence of the calculated parameters is considered. The temperature …

… ognized that the infrared absorption properties of water were temperature-dependent 1201.
… and documented the effect of temperature, pressure, and solute-solvent interactions on the …

… dynamic or intermediate hydride data, or temperature ranges that prevent comparison across
different studies. On top of these limitations, varied fabrication conditions and procedures …

… Lattice dynamics are expected to be even more important for surfaces3,4 and clusters. In …
the optical properties to dynamical processes on the atomic scale, none of the optical response …

… In this paper we present measurements of the optical spectrum of FeCl2 in the energy range
0.5 eV3 eV, and for temperatures varying between 1.2 ’OK and room temperature. Section 1 …

… The dynamic optical properties of perovskite CH 3 NH 3 PbI 3 single crystals were studied
by means of time-resolved photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy at room temperature. The …

… optical properties in turn affects the laser light distribution in the tissue. The white lesion formed
during photocoagulation of the retina has a dynamic … The optical properties of each layer …