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Application Of Fano Resonance Effects In Optical Antennas Formed By Regular Clusters Of Nanospheres Jan 2015

Application Of Fano Resonance Effects In Optical Antennas Formed By Regular Clusters Of Nanospheres

Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya

This paper describes an analytical model developed to study the Fano resonance effect in clusters of spherical plasmonic nanoparticles under local excitation. The model depicted the case of a parallel single dipole emitter that was near-field coupled to a pentamer or heptamer cluster of nanospheres. Spatial polarization and field distributions of the optical states and resonance spectra for these cluster configurations were calculated. It was discovered that polarization interference between the nanoparticles triggered the formation of a second peak in the directivity spectra at 690 nm, and this in turn provided a mechanism for the occurrence of subradiant mode effects. …


An Accelerated And Accurate Three-Dimensional Ray Tracing Using Red-Black Tree With Facet Mining And Object Bouncing Techniques Jan 2015

An Accelerated And Accurate Three-Dimensional Ray Tracing Using Red-Black Tree With Facet Mining And Object Bouncing Techniques

Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya

Recent trends show that it is a major challenge to predict the exact propagation path accurately and efficiently for three-dimensional (3D) indoor environments. Therefore, this study introduces a new 3D ray tracing algorithm based on a red-black tree with facet mining and object bouncing techniques. The red-black tree data structure offers a faster object searching operation while repeatedly performing intersection tests. On the other hand, extensive ray-facet intersection tests can be eliminated by using object and facet bouncing techniques, whereas the facet mining makes it easier to trace the transmitted ray paths accurately. The proposed method is compared with ray …


Model Omnibus Privacy Statute, Sam S. Han Ph.D. Jan 2010

Model Omnibus Privacy Statute, Sam S. Han Ph.D.

Sam Han

One of today’s major concerns is how easily digital information can be copied and disseminated. Thus, when one’s private information becomes publicly available in digital format, that information can be readily duplicated and distributed across the globe within seconds. If the disseminated information includes credit card numbers or Social Security numbers, then there is a heightened exposure to identity theft and a host of other privacy-related crimes.

Given the existence of such a digital landmine, laws have been promulgated for various sectors (e.g., financial, healthcare, government, etc.) to protect personally-identifiable information. However, due to differing needs of the various sectors, …


Dual Band Dual Polarized Antenna With High Efficiency For Base Transceiver Stations, F. H. Kashani, M. Shahpari, Hossein Ameri Mahabadi Jan 2008

Dual Band Dual Polarized Antenna With High Efficiency For Base Transceiver Stations, F. H. Kashani, M. Shahpari, Hossein Ameri Mahabadi

Hossein Ameri Mahabadi

In this paper new array element for use in dual band dual polarized antenna will be introduced that has high efficiency (more than 95%) and has high isolation in both 900MHz and 1800MHz bands. Also radiation pattern of this antenna is according to IEC recommendation.


Dynamic Model Of Hiv/Aids Population Of Agra Region, D. K. Chaturvedi Sep 2005

Dynamic Model Of Hiv/Aids Population Of Agra Region, D. K. Chaturvedi

D. K. Chaturvedi Dr.

The Human Immunodeficiency Virus / Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is spreading rapidly in all regions of the world. But in India it is only 20 years old. Within this short period it has emerged as one of the most serious public health problems in the country, which greatly affect the socio-economical growth. The HIV problem is very complex and ill defined from the modeling point of view. Keeping in the view the complexities of the HIV infection and its transmission, it is difficult to make exact estimates of HIV prevalence. It is more so in the Indian context, with its …


Development Of Hiv Model And Its Simulation, D. K. Chaturvedi, Pritam Singh, S. K. Gaur, D. S. Mishra Dec 2001

Development Of Hiv Model And Its Simulation, D. K. Chaturvedi, Pritam Singh, S. K. Gaur, D. S. Mishra

D. K. Chaturvedi Dr.

The article discusses model developmetn for HIV infected population using the System Dynamics technique. The technique has an advantage over conventional modeling technique as it is dependent more on causal relationships that involve qualitative and quantitative variables to model socioeconomic problems of a complex nature. The model has been simulated and the results haven been compared witht he available data.