Malak Mohamed Hossameldeen Omar Mohamed Galal

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Laboratory of Astrophysics

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Laboratory for Galaxy Evolution and Spectral Modelling

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[Erratum] Study of backward Brillouin scattering in gas-filled anti-resonant fibers (vol 8, 086104, 2023)

Luc Thévenaz, Malak Mohamed Hossameldeen Omar Mohamed Galal, Li Zhang

AIP Publishing2025

Investigations on assembly and coverage for modular focal planes of multiplexed telescopes

Jean-Paul Richard Kneib, Malak Mohamed Hossameldeen Omar Mohamed Galal

Multiplexed surveys have the ambition to grow larger for the next generation of focal plane instruments.Future projects such as Spec-S5, MUST, and WST have an ever-growing need for multi-object spectroscopy (13,000-20,000 simultaneous objects) which demand ...

SPIE2024

Study on the possibility of Φ-OTDR sensing in hollow-core fibres

Luc Thévenaz, Malak Mohamed Hossameldeen Omar Mohamed Galal, Yuting Yang

The backscattering process in hollow core fibres shows a large similarity with Rayleigh scattering, offering the potential to be exploited for distributed sensing. A classical Φ-OTDR implementation is used to observe the backscattering signal from the surf ...

SPIE2023