Chemical Applications of Diffraction Methods

Different methods of forging; applications and obstacles

Forging is a manufacturing process that consists of shaping the metal using localized compression forces. The blows are delivered with a hammer (often an electric hammer) or a die. In this paper, different methods of forging (multi-directional forging, hot forging, near-beta forging, multi-axial forging, direct powder forging, warm forging and ring forging) are discussed. The main problems that...

review of radiographic methods in dental implantology

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Sequential Methods and Their Applications

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Superimposed Nano-scale Diffraction Gratings as High Capacity Barcodes for Biological and Chemical Applications

We describe a new non-contact high capacity optical tagging technique based on the use of nanostructured barcodes. The tags are generated from a number of superimposed diffraction gratings. With one-dimensional diffraction, capacity for up to 68,000 distinguishable tags has been demonstrated, with a theoretical capacity of up to 109 tags. Extension into two dimensions increases this theoretical...