Impact of Polymer Molecular Weight on Polymeric Photodiodes
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Engineering topics
Thomsen, L.
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Reassessing the Significance of Reduced Aggregation and Crystallinity of Naphthalene Diimide-Based Copolymer Acceptors in All-Polymer Solar Cells
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High-Performance All-Polymer Solar Cells Enabled by n-Type Polymers with an Ultranarrow Bandgap Down to 1.28 eV
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Implications of lunar aseismicity.
The aseismicity of the moon has been interpreted by Latham et al. (1970) as an indication that the moon is relatively cold in the interior. An alternative argument is now presented. This argument suggests the reverse conclusion, that the moon is too warm to be seismic. The argument is based on known properties of materials, in particular their modes of failure under shear stress. A tentative conclusion is presented that the moon is largely aseismic because the lunar-therm lies in the stable-sliding field of rock failure. It is too warm, rather than too cold.
Thomsen, L.↗
Application of the fourth-order anharmonic theory to the prediction of equations of state at high compressions and temperatures.
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Ahrens, T. J.↗
On the fourth-order anharmonic equation of state of solids
Elastic solids fourth order anharmonic equation of state from finite strain theory, resolving ambiguities by Mie-Gruneisen equation
Thomsen, L.↗
On the high-temperature equation of state of solids.
Consistency of high temperature equation of state of solids, considering Gruneisen parameter and lattice dynamics
Anderson, O. L.↗