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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"quasi-normal-modes"”.

  1. Sensitivity and noise analysis of 4 km laser interferometric gravitational wave antennae

    … the data for signals from the ringdown of the quasi-normal modes of Kerr black holes. In addition, several possible future improvements to the detectors are outlined.

    mit Repository record for Sensitivity and noise analysis of 4 km laser interferometric gravitational wave antennae (opens in a new tab)

  2. Light Coupling to Plasmonic Nanocavities

    … are highlighted through this work. The Quasi-Normal Modes (QNMs) of lossy plasmonic nanocavities were investigated across a wide range of geometric parameters including the nanoparticle diameter, gap refractive index, gap thickness, facet size and shape. We show that the gap thickness …

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  3. Optical hot carrier solar cell: A general method of spectrum management in photovoltaics

    … Green's functions constructed by the quasi-normal modes, the photon transfer spectrum function can quantify the coupling rate more accurately, especially for the near-field coupling. The hot-luminescence transfer has been investigated in detail using a plasmonic core-shell nanowire …

    unsw Repository record for Optical hot carrier solar cell: A general method of spectrum management in photovoltaics (opens in a new tab)

  4. TOWARDS PROBING THE STRONG FIELD GRAVITY USING BINARY BLACK-HOLE RINGDOWNS

    <p>In this thesis, we study black hole ringdowns as a probe to understand the strong-field clssical gravity. When two black holes merge, they form a single distorted black hole that then radiates gravitational waves and settles into a final stable Kerr state. The signal produced during this process …

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