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Room-temperature liquid-metal (LM) has high conductivity, which is an ideal material for manufacturing stretchable electronic wires. However, its high surface tension and fluidity make it extremely ...
The combined treatment method integrated photothermal therapy (PTT) with chemotherapy is extremely promising owing to the synergistic therapeutic effect as compared to single PTT or chemotherapy. To ...
In a disordered fcc structure, the equiatomic Fe–Ni alloy is of great interest as a soft magnetic Invar alloy with a near zero or low thermal expansion coefficient. In the L10 ordered phase, it is of ...
We extend the correlation functions obtained by molecular dynamics (MD) simulation for a molten salt modeled as a superposition of the Lennard-Jones (LJ) and Coulomb potentials using the hybrid ...
Detecting a weak electric field in a strong noisy background is always an interesting but hard task. We investigate the collective effects of charged Brownian particles in the presence of a weak ...
Deep learning surrogate models can be employed in solid mechanics to forecast the behavior of structures subjected to various loading conditions, substantially decreasing the computational costs ...
The DC mechanical switch is connected in series with the superconducting magnet in the quench protection system. As the main switch that carries the magnet current for a long time, the temperature of ...
The excellent insulation performance of roof insulators is crucial to the reliability of operating trains. The complex environment encountered by trains may cause roof insulator insulation failure, ...
In this article, the odd Lomax Gompertz distribution has been introduced, which is derived by modifying the Gompertz distribution to serve as a baseline model in the odd generalized Lomax ...
