Titlebook: Intrakardiale Elektrophysiologie; Einführung anhand ty Claus Schmitt Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Arrhythmie.Defibrilla

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Claus Schmittmost appropriate external field in this case is the coherent transition radiation emitted by a previous electron bunch. This radiation is recycled in an optical cavity of appropriate length such that it arrives again at the radiator exactly when a subsequent electron bunch arrives.

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e to support an unexpected relationship between the superconThe problem of conventional, low-temperature superconductivity has been regarded as solved since the seminal work of Bardeen, Cooper, and Schrieffer (BCS) more than 50 years ago. However, the theory does not allow accurate predictions of so

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Claus SchmittBCS) more than 50 years ago. However, the theory does not allow accurate predictions of some of the most fundamental properties of a superconductor, including the superconducting energy gap on the Fermi surface. This thesis describes the development and scientific implementation of a new experimenta

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Claus Schmittitic transition and superconductivity. Labbe and Friedel. proposed that the martensitic transition is driven by an electronic band Jahn-Teller effect. Gorkov. proposed an alternative model in which the martensitic transition is driven by the Peierls mechanism of an energy gap opening up near the Fer

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Claus Schmittity short intense electron source) facility [.] electron bunches as short as 100 fs rms can be produced routinely. Such bunches generate coherent transition radiation (TR) at frequencies from the mm regime up to the order of 100 wavenumbers. Consider an electron passing through a thin aluminum foil

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Jürgen Wegmann,Wolfgang Kochessure signals, in a useful way for a given application. Researchers have attempted with limited success to use digitized signals from various sensors to endow digital computers with the abilities to hear, see, and touch so that machines can intelligently interact with an uncertain, dynamic environm