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CPINet: Towards A Novel Cross-Polarimetric Interaction Network for Dual-Polarized SAR Ship Classification

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By Ruiting Sun, Yingying Kong, Wenlong Chang, Jinglu He
| MDPI
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β-CsHg2I5, a compound with rare [Hg2I5] dimers and large optical anisotropy

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By Yingying Kong, Hongshan Wang, Wang Zhao, Qi Sun
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
β-CsHg2I5, a compound with rare [Hg2I5] dimers and large optical anisotropy Hg-based compounds show abundant structure diversity and distinguished properties. Herein, a new phase transition compound CsHg2I5 was reported. The high-temperature phase β-CsHg2I5 with rare [Hg2I5] dimers was synthesized by the flux method at 573 K, and it shows a reversible phase transition at a low temperature of ~ 100 K to form low-temperature phase α-CsHg2I5.
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Fredholm Theory Relative to Any Algebra Homomorphisms

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By Yingying Kong, Yabo Wang, Jingen Yang
| MDPI
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