Resonant Reflection Spectroscopy of Biomolecular Arrays in Muscle

Resonant Reflection from Dipole Arrays Located Very near to Conducting Planes

Plane-wave reflection from regular arrays of small particles positioned very near to an ideally conducting plane is theoretically studied. It is found that extremely thin (in wavelength) coverings with resonant properties can be realized if the array particles are small dipole antennas loaded by bulk inductances. This offers a possibility to realize an artificial magnetic conductor as a thin co...

Introduction to biomolecular NMR spectroscopy

Resonant effects in scattering by periodic arrays

This paper is concerned with resonant effects caused by the scattering of a plane wave by a periodic array of vertical circular cylinders. The scattered field is known to consist of a finite set of plane waves, and an infinite number of evanescent modes which decay exponentially as the perpendicular distance between array and observer is increased. The problem is said to be resonant when the di...

Absorption / Transmission / Reflection Spectroscopy

Ultraviolet Visible Near-Infra red (UV-Vis-NIR) spectroscopy is useful to characterize the absorption, transmission, and reflectivity of a variety of technologically important materials, such as pigments, coatings, windows, and filters. This more qualitative application usually requires recording at least a portion of the spectrum for characterization of the optical or electronic properties of ...

Microwave spectroscopy of biomolecular building blocks.

Microwave spectroscopy, considered as the most definitive gas phase structural probe, is able to distinguish between different conformational structures of a molecule, because they have unique spectroscopic constants and give rise to distinct individual rotational spectra.Previously, application of this technique was limited to molecular specimens possessing appreciable vapor pressures, thus di...