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Zero-field spin-wave networks with integrated non-volatile memory
Abstract Magnonic circuits that use spin waves for nanoscale signal processing and computing are widely regarded as a promising alternative to traditional semiconductor electronics. However, a key missing component of this information nanotechnology is a feasible approach for the integration of memory directly into spin-wave devices.
Semantic Alignment is Not Enough: Evaluating Creativity in Iterative AI Image Generation
?Mathematical formulae have been encoded as MathML and are displayed in this HTML version using MathJax in order to improve their display. Uncheck the box to turn MathJax off. This feature requires Javascript. Click on a formula to zoom. ABSTRACT As Generative AI systems are increasingly used as creative partners rather than tools, aligning computational and human evaluations of creativity has become increasingly important.
Effects of Synthetic Detergents on Water Treatment
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The Beat Beneath The Breath
There’s a playlist open on the screen. Half-made, bleeding into the speakers. Something between Ray Charles and Tyrone Davis. Something with a beat that allows the hips to speak their truth… …without being too… obvious. The chair squeaks. One leg folded beneath the other, heel against the curve of skin everyone knows is hidden there, but, alas, no one sees. Knee tucked high. The other hanging loose… lazy, open, as if it’s not begging to be touched.
Atomic photoexcitation as a tool for probing purity of twisted light modes
R. P. Schmidt1,2,*, S. Ramakrishna3,4,5, A. A. Peshkov1,2, N. Huntemann1, E. Peik1, S. Fritzsche3,4,5, and A.
Heterogene Grenzflächen in der Praxis - Aspekte zur nasschemischen Oberflächenbehandlung bei der Bearbeitung quasi-planarer Schaltungsträger und Komponenten
This article summarizes experiences with convection types and the resulting interactions on planar surfaces, discusses the background and presents possible solutions. The aim is to illustrate the processes at the heterogeneous interface during wet-chemical treatment. In addition, a method is presented with which the local current distribution during galvanic deposition can be determined directly on a conductor plate panel.
Cowboy’s Dream: Poetry by R. V. Schmidt – The Bloom
Go on and get up the fire’s going cold, my bed roll is damp and I’m feeling old. Before dawn it’s silent as death way out here, that big sky’s still starlit and winter is near. Go on and get up and poke at the coals, the bedroll is clingin’ and I’m feelin’ old. A soft belt of pink has crept over the hills, promising daylight to break up the chill. I’ll get up and stand up and drag on my boots, and yawn as I watch one last shootin’ star shoot.
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