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Operation of a new resonant-tunneling transistor is reported in the AlGaAs/GaAs material system.
We study by reflection spectroscopy the cavity polaritons in a structure consisting of a single GaAs/AlAs quantum well that contains a low density (n(e)) two dimensional electron gas, and is embedd
The negatively charged exciton (X(-)) is observed to strongly couple with the microcavity- (MC-)confined photons in a GaAs quantum well containing a two-dimensional electron gas with 0 n(e) less t
This paper introduces the problem associated to long neighbour cell lists as a result of introducing and reserving identity codes for small cells in heterogeneous networks.
In recent years, device-to-device (D2D) communications underlaying cellular networks received much attention, due to great potential to enhance spatial spectrum efficiency.
In this paper, different discovery methods are considered for adhoc networks without fixed spectrum allocations where discovery of neighboring nodes may need to occur over a large frequency range (
input patch is compared to the stored LR patches and, once the nearest patch among these is found, the corresponding HR patch is finally taken as the output.
The widespread deployment of base stations constitutes a promising solution to cope with the ever-increasing wireless data rate demands.
Neighborhood coding was proposed to encode binary images. Previously, this coding scheme presented good results in the problem of handwritten character recognition.
