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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"near infrared photons"”.

  1. The synthesis, characterization, and application of carborane-cluster based macrocycles and boron nitride nanosheets in photovoltaics

    … While the possibility of absorbing two</p> <p>near-infrared photons is a known concept for surmounting the SQ limit, the opportunities presented by mesoporous systems for creating such a sensitizer do not appear to have been studied. By incorporating carborane cluster-based macrocyclic …

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  2. In Vivo Assessment of the Forward to Backward Ratio of Second Harmonic Generation By Collagen As Part of a Non-Invasive, All-Optical Biopsy for Skin Cancer

    … can indicate pathology in skin. SHG, a non-linear optical process where two near-infrared photons of a certain energy are converted to one UV photon of twice the energy at a non-centrosymmetric molecule such as collagen. It has been demonstrated that the forward-to-backward scatter SHG ratio …

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  3. Interaction of Terahertz Radiation with Semiconductor Nanostructures and Quantum Systems

    … 10^(12) Hz, lying between the microwave and infrared regions. For a long time, the THz range has been one of the less explored areas of research in contemporary physics, owing to the fact that physical principles used in both the higher and the lower frequency ranges no longer work in the THz …

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