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Observation of synthetic moving effect in metamaterials

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By Qingdong Yang, Zhongfu Li, Xinhua Wen, Oubo You, Teruya Ishihara, Xiaobo Yin, Shuang Zhang
| Nature Verified
Abstract When light propagates through a flowing transparent fluid, the refractive index it experiences depends on its propagation direction relative to the flow direction. This leads to different phase delays for light traveling along or against the flow.
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Mathematics > Numerical Analysis

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By Xiaobo Yin
| arXiv
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Let there be light: From passive agricultural sensing to active intervention

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By Georgii Bogdanov, Weifeng Lin, Carey L Metheringham, Xiaobo Yin
| Science Magazine Verified
In Thailand, the word BaiKhao (ใบข้าว)—meaning “rice leaf”—embodies a quiet agricultural revolution. For generations, farmers gauged crops’ nitrogen fertilizer needs by visually assessing leaf greenness, a method vulnerable to variations in lighting conditions and human error. Today, the “BaiKhaoNK” mobile app transforms smartphones into optical sensors. Using built-in cameras, it quantifies chlorophyll levels through spectral analysis and recommends precise fertilizer doses.
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