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    Two Photon Pumped Bulk Semiconductor Laser for the Generation of Picosecond Pulses

    Recently considerable attention has been devoted to optically pumped bulk semiconductor lasers. The primary motivation has been to obtain high peak power, which has been a main drawback of diode lasers due to ...

    Wei-Lou Cao, Fei-Ming Tong, De-Sen Shao, Scott A. Strobel in Picosecond Phenomena III (1982)

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    Use of the Response Function in the Analysis of Complex Neutron Spectra

    Neutron time-of-flight spectra with overlap** peaks must be unfolded to yield contributions of individual neutron groups. This requires an accurate knowledge of the resolution profile of each group. It is al...

    G. H. R. Kegel, C. Ciarcia, G. P. Couchell in Nuclear Data for Science and Technology (1983)

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    Recent Results of Neutron Inelastic Scattering to Higher-Excited Levels in 232Th and 238U

    Neutron inelastic scattering cross sections for levels of 232Th and 238U between 680 and 1200 keV excitation energy have been measured in the neutron energy range 0.9–1.5 MeV. Nearly monoenergetic neutrons were g...

    G. P. Couchell, C. Ciarcia, J. J. Egan in Nuclear Data for Science and Technology (1983)

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    Planetary Searches Using Optical Astrometric Interferometers

    Detection of planets by virtue of their gravitational perturbations of nearby visible stars generally requires relative astrometric accuracies of ∿ 3 x 10-4 arc sec for Jovian planets and ∿ 3 x 10-7 arc sec for t...

    D. H. Staelin, M. M. Colavita, M. Shao in The Search for Extraterrestrial Life: Rece… (1985)

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    Edge Effect of Hyperbolic Cooling Tower Supported by Column System

    The edge effect of hyperbolic cooling tower owing to discrete column supporting system is investigated in detail by using self-equilibrium boundary forces. An automatic term-choose method is suggested to calcu...

    Wenda Lu, Renxing Shao, Zhiqiao Xu in Computational Mechanics ’86 (1986)

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    Present Status and Future Plans for the Two Color Astrometric Interferometer Project

    A 3-meter two telescope stellar interferometer has been used to observe fringes for the past year in order to study the feasibility of using long baseline interferometers for astrometry. We have demonstrated t...

    M. Shao, M. Colavita, D. Staelin, R. Simon, K. Johnston in Astrometric Techniques (1986)

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    Solar Radiation at Shanghai and its Relation to the Urban Climate

    In order to clarify the effects of the urban development of Shanghai on solar radiation and the role played by solar radiation in the urban climate, the evolution of annual solar radiation at Shanghai over 28 ...

    Zhou Shuzhen, Shao Jianming in Atmospheric Radiation (1987)

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    Axisymmetric Elastodynamic Response from a Penny-Shaped Interface Crack in Layered Composites

    This paper is concerned with the scattering of time harmonic longitudinal wave by a penny-shaped interface crack in layered composites. By Hankel and Abel integral transform, the problem is reduced to a set of...

    Zou Zhenzhu, Ma **ngrui, Huang Wenhu, Shao Chengxun in Computational Mechanics ’88 (1988)

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    A New Technique: Insertive Esophagogastrostomy

    Anastomotic leakage, stricture, and reflux esophagitis are quite commonly encountered after resection and reconstruction for esophageal carcinoma. These complications may delay convalescence and even be life t...

    Ling-fang Shao, Zong-ren Gao, Nai-pu Yang, Gong-quan Wei in Diseases of the Esophagus (1988)

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    Interfacial Waves in Hele-Shaw Cells of Liquid Crystal-Air Systems

    When a liquid is pushed by a less viscous fluid (e.g. air) in a thin linear cell, instability of the interface develops and a viscous finger is formed. This problem was first studied by SAFFMAN and TAYLOR [1] ...

    Song Ling Yang, Zhong Cheng Liang, Ren Fan Shao, Lui Lam in Wave Phenomena (1989)

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    Reliability Concept Applied to Optimum Configuration of Fibrous Composites

    The strength and stiffness of composite materials change remarkably by changing the kinds, volume contents, and orientations of the reinforcing fibers and stacking sequences. Therefore optimum material design ...

    M. Miki, Y. Murotsu, T. Tanaka, S. Shao in Reliability and Optimization of Structural… (1989)

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    On a Reliability-Based Shape Optimization of Truss Structures

    This paper is concerned with a shape optimization of truss structures to minimize the structural weight under the constraints on reliabilities of the members. Nodal coordinates are taken as the shape design va...

    Y. Murotsu, S. Shao, M. Miki, H. Okada in Reliability and Optimization of Structural… (1989)

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    Mixing Problems in Supersonic Combustion

    The attainment of satisfactory supersonic combustion requires that the fuel and air be mixed to a sufficient extent at the molecular level, at a high enough temperature, so that the combustion reaction is larg...

    J. Swithenbank, F. Boysan, B. C. R. Ewan, L. Shao, Z. Y. Yang in Turbulent Reactive Flows (1989)

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    Large Eddy Simulation of the Interaction Between Two Distinct Turbulent Velocity Scales

    A Large Eddy Simulation of a shearless turbulence mixing layer is proposed with a view to understand the transport mechanisms in a simple situation of inhomogeneous turbulence. The numerical technique is short...

    L. Shao, J. P. Bertoglio, M. Michard in Advances in Turbulence 3 (1991)

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    Some Studies on Automatic Generation of Structural Failure Modes

    This paper is concerned with the following two subjects: (1)The depth-first and the width-first branching rules are compared for selecting probabilistically significant failure paths in a redundant structure. ...

    Yoshisada Murotsu, Shaowen Shao in Reliability and Optimization of Structural… (1991)

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    Elasto-Viscoplastic Modelling of Porous Rock under High Confining Pressure

    In this study, an elasto-viscoplastic model for porous rock is presented. This model based on the Perzyna’s viscoplasticity theory contains two viscoplastic flow mechanisms, a hydrostatic one and a deviatoric ...

    J. F. Shao, M. Bederiat, J. P. Henry in Anisotropy and Localization of Plastic Deformation (1991)

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    Reliability Evaluation Methods for Systems with Complex Limit States

    For the structural systems with complex limit state functions, the estimation by AFOSM method may yield large error because of the approximation at only one design point. In this paper, an algorithm named FOSM...

    S. Shao, Y. Murotsu in Reliability and Optimization of Structural Systems ’91 (1992)

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    Reliability-Based Optimum Design for Multiaxial Fiber Reinforced Laminate Systems

    This paper is concerned with the optimum design of multiaxial fiber reinforced laminate systems under probabilistic conditions of loads and material properties. A multiaxially laminated composite is treated as...

    S. Shao, M. Miki, Y. Murotsu in Reliability and Optimization of Structural Systems ’91 (1992)

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    Effects of Solid Body Rotation on the Transport of Turbulence

    The mechanism of turbulence transport is studied using a Large Eddy Simulation of a shearless turbulence mixing layer, subjected to solid body rotation. The behaviour of both transport by triple velocity corre...

    L. Shao, M. Michard, J. P. Bertoglio in Turbulent Shear Flows 8 (1993)

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    Maximum Spacing Estimates: A Generalization and Improvement on Maximum Likelihood Estimates I

    Hoffmann-Jorgensen (1992) presents a fairly general framework for considering consistency and asymptotic normality of “M-estimates.” The most celebrated such estimate is the famous maximum likelihood estimate ...

    Yongzhao Shao, Marjorie G. Hahn in Probability in Banach Spaces, 9 (1994)

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