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The interaction of electric field with charged domain walls in ferroelectrics is theoretically addressed. Ageneral expression for the force acting per unit area of a charged domain wall carrying free charge is derived. It is shown that, in proper ferroelec ...

American Physical Society2012

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In recent years, freeform shapes are gaining more and more popularity in architecture. Such shapes are often challenging to manufacture, and have motivated an active research field called architectural geometry. In this thesis, we investigate patterns of s ...

Vienna University of Technology2011

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Hans Ulrich Buri

This research investigates new methods of designing folded plate structures that can be built with cross-laminated timber panels. Folded plate structures are attractive to both architects and engineers for their structural, spatial, and plastic qualities. ...

EPFL2010

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Reymond Clavel, Florent Cosandier

We present a compact 3 degrees of freedom (dof) (X-Y-θz) absolute position sensor offering a sub-micrometric resolution. The travelling range is 15x15mm2 (translations) and ±180° (rotation), with an absolute precision better than 10μm over the whole travel ...

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Some Basic Functions for Tree Representations of Bayesian Markov Chain Monte Carlo Clustering

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The paper contains description of the implementation of C code for tree representation of Markov Chain Monte Carlo(MCMC) clustering. The aim of the code is to produce results which helps in visual representation of the most frequent pattern, its agglomerat ...

2007

Reverse nanostencil lithography using dual pattern transfer

Jürgen Brugger, Marc Antonius Friedrich van den Boogaart, Oscar Vazquez Mena

Nanostencil lithography is considered a promising emerging nanopatterning method due to its simple process flow, low cost, little restriction on materials, and high compatibility with organic or biological surfaces. The principle of shadow mask deposition ...

2006

Reverse transfer of nanostencil patterns using intermediate sacrificial layer and lift-off process

Jürgen Brugger, Marc Antonius Friedrich van den Boogaart, Oscar Vazquez Mena

We propose a new process by which patterns produced by nanostencil lithography can be reversed, so that the final pattern on the substrate has the same contrast (filled or empty) as that of the stencil. In this process, the stencil pattern is first formed ...

2006

Negotiation of goal direction for cooperative transport

Roderich Gross

In this paper, we study the cooperative transport of a heavy object by a group of robots towards a goal. We investigate the case in which robots have partial and noisy knowledge of the goal direction and can not perceive the goal itself. The robots have to ...

Springer Verlag2006

Data coding tools for color-coded vector nanolithography

Andrzej Kulik, Charles Baur, Sébastien Grange, Raphaël Foschia, Saveen Kumar

We propose and demonstrate the ability and efficiency of using a universal file format for a nanolithography pattern. A problem faced by the physicists working in the field of nanolithography is a lack of a flexible pattern design software (possibly open–s ...

2004

Extensible Algebraic Datatypes with Defaults

Martin Odersky, Matthias Zenger

A major problem for writing extensible software arises when recursively defined datatypes and operations on these types have to be extended simultaneously without modifying existing code. This paper introduces Extensible Algebraic Datatypes with Defaults w ...

2001

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