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Resonance Ionization Mass Spectrometry (RIMS) with Pulsed and CW-Lasers on Plutonium,ethod. Detection limits of 10. to 10. atoms and precise measurements of the isotopic composition have been achieved. In this work multi-step resonance ionization of plutonium atoms has been performed with tunable lasers having very different output intensities and spectral properties. In order to co

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H. Backe,A. Dretzke,St. Fritzsche,R. G. Haire,P. Kunz,W. Lauth,M. Sewtz,N. Trautmannework for processing of hexagonal sampled images.Software soThe sampling lattice used to digitize continuous image data is a signi?cant determinant of the quality of the resulting digital image, and therefore, of the e?cacy of its processing. The nature of sampling lattices is intimately tied to the

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K. Wies,C. Geppert,K. Blaum,K. Brück,H. -J. Kluge,S. Schwarz,K. Wendtof the e?cacy of its processing. The nature of sampling lattices is intimately tied to the tessellations of the underlying continuous image plane. To allow uniform sampling of arbitrary size images, the lattice needs to correspond to a regular - spatially repeatable - tessellation. Although drawings

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Th. Kuehl,R. Bock,S. Borneis,E. Brambrink,H. Brand,J. Caird,E. M. Campbell,K. Cassou,E. Gaul,S. Goetr industrial purposes, date back to the beginnings of the twenty-first century, when several patents for industrial prototypes were released. However, it was only in 1949 that V.E. Gough created the first parallel manipulator with an octahedral configuration, that is, the modern hexapod fixator conf

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J. Lassen,P. Bricault,M. Dombsky,J. P. Lavoie,Ch. Geppert,K. Wendtnged in a parallel configuration. By changing the struts’ length, bone deformities can be simultaneously corrected in the three space planes, with six degrees of freedom (three degrees of rotation and three degrees of translation). The stability and rigidity of the system is of paramount importance