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Darshan M. Sivaloganathan,Xuanqing Wan,Mark P. Brynildsen of translation in time and space. The origin of this somewhat ascetic formula (9.1) was explained in Sect. 6.3.4. For this reason a short summary may be sufficient at this point: The first factor expi. · (. . represents the action of the translation.

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Abhinav Achreja,Noah Meurs,Deepak Nagrath of translation in time and space. The origin of this somewhat ascetic formula (9.1) was explained in Sect. 6.3.4. For this reason a short summary may be sufficient at this point: The first factor expi. · (. . represents the action of the translation.

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Vitaly A. Selivanov,Silvia Marin,Josep Tarragó-Celada,Andrew N. Lane,Richard M. Higashi,Teresa W.-M.ies in lakes and rivers, through the drinking water supply, or through water used in renal dialysis. Examples of human illness from these three sources occur. Water treatment can be developed to extract or destroy the toxins. Human epidemiological studies are needed to support the experimental anima

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Scott Campit,Sriram Chandrasekaranrom a model consisting of two-level systems, and describe the oscillation and amplification processes in the context of quantum mechanical interaction between the electromagnetic wave and the atomic system in a cavity. The photon number in an oscillating mode increases with the degree of population

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Kristopher Rawls,Bonnie V. Dougherty,Jason Papinare discussed in this chapter can be classified according to how many times this interaction works in each nonlinear optical response. The lowest-order nonlinear optical responses are sum-frequency and second-harmonic generation (SHG). These will be discussed in Sect. 6.1. This sum-frequency and hig

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