Search for dissertations about: "Tunability"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 75 swedish dissertations containing the word Tunability.
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16. Spintronic and Electronic Oscillators for Magnetic Field Sensing and Ising Machines
Abstract : Oscillators can exhibit a range of complex dynamics which are often encountered in nature. These characteristics include synchronization, injection locking, chaos, bifurcations, etc. To date, the applications of electronic oscillators has mostly been limited to communication systems. READ MORE
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17. Identification and tuning of algorithmic parameters in parallel matrix computations : Hessenberg reduction and tensor storage format conversion
Abstract : This thesis considers two problems in numerical linear algebra and high performance computing (HPC): (i) the parallelization of a new blocked Hessenberg reduction algorithm using Parallel Cache Assignment (PCA) and the tunability of its algorithm parameters, and (ii) storing and manipulating dense tensors on shared memory HPC systems.The Hessenberg reduction appears in the Aggressive Early Deflation (AED) process for identifying converged eigenvalues in the distributed multishift QR algorithm (state-of-the-art algorithm for computing all eigenvalues for dense square matrices). READ MORE
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18. Tight-Binding Modelling of Deep Eutectic Solvent-Based Lithium Battery Electrolytes
Abstract : In recent years, there has been a growing interest in utilizing liquid electrolytes such as deep eutectic solvents (DES) as electrolytes for lithium batteries, owing to their numerous advantageous properties, including ease of preparation, tunability, wide electrochemical stability windows, and low vapor pressures. However, an aspect that remains poorly understood is the intricate relationship between the local structural symmetry, entropy, and the macroscopic properties of DES electrolytes. READ MORE
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19. Polymeric Microcavities for Dye Lasers and Wavefront Shapers
Abstract : Over the last few years, the available computing power allows us to have a deeper insight into photonics components than we ever had before. In this thesis we use the finite element method (FEM) to explore the behavior of the waves in 2D planar microcavities. READ MORE
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20. Nonlinear optics in KTiOPO4 for spectral management of ultra-short pulses in the near- and mid-IR
Abstract : This thesis explores the possibilities of controlling nonlinear optical interactions in ferroelectric materials for bandwidth tailoring of ultrashort pulses in the pico- and femto-second range. The control is achieved through quasi-phase matching, which is based on alternating the material’s spontaneous polarization into different domains. READ MORE