Search for dissertations about: "induced polarisation"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the words induced polarisation.
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11. Magnetoplasmonic nanostructures
Abstract : Surfaces that are nanopatterned, metallic, and magnetic can support surface plasmon resonances, providing an alternative and effective way to reconfigure flat optical components. Utilising a range of near- and far-field characterisation techniques, the optical and magneto-optical properties of lithographically patterned thin magnetic films are investigated. READ MORE
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12. Structural Elements in Native Celluloses
Abstract : In this thesis, a schematic model for the structure ofaggregated cellulose I fibrils is proposed. The model consistsof a crystalline fibril core surrounded by less orderedcellulose forms. These cellulose forms are fibril surfacesaccessible to water, fibril surfaces inaccessible to water andpara-crystalline cellulose. READ MORE
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13. Liquid Crystalline SIloxane Dimers - Advanced Materials with Enhanced Properties
Abstract : The liquid crystal state is a complex state with many kinds of different molecular attractive and repulsive forces that results in various kinds of phases. Since the pioneering works by Vorländer in the early 20th century, liquid crystal research has to a great extent been depending on careful systematic studies of the structure/property relationships in series of similar liquid crystalline materials. READ MORE
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14. Multiscale Modelling of a Nanoelectromechanical Shuttle
Abstract : Nanoelectromechanical systems couple mechanical and electronic degrees of freedom creating a new type of electrical components. The nanoelectromechanical shuttle consists of a double junction with a movable central island. READ MORE
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15. Development and Application of a First Principle Molecular Model for Solvent Effects
Abstract : A considerable part of chemistry in nature and industry, takes place in an environment of other molecules. Reactions, transitions, interactions or other chemical processes are almost always modified by the environment. READ MORE