Search Results - "Capeluto, Maria Gabriela"

Efficient picosecond x-ray pulse generation from plasmas in the radiation dominated regime by Hollinger, Reed, Bargsten, Clayton, Shlyaptsev, Vyacheslav N., Kaymak, Vural, Pukhov, Alexander, Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Wang, Shoujun, Rockwood, Alex, Wang, Yong, Townsend, Amanda, Prieto, Amy, Stockton, Patrick, Curtis, Alden, Rocca, Jorge J.

“…The efficient conversion of optical laser light into bright ultrafast x-ray pulses in laser created plasmas is of high interest for dense plasma physics…”
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Functional surfaces through the creation of adhesion and charged patterns on azopolymer surface relief gratings by Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Falcione, Rebeca, Salvador, Raquel Fernández, Eceiza, Aranxa, Goyanes, Silvia, Ledesma, Silvia Adriana

“…We show that an azopolymer can be used to create a supramolecular architecture in a parallel process with patterned surface properties. By illuminating with an…”
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Azopolymer film as an actuator for organizing multiwall carbon nanotubes by Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Fernández Salvador, Raquel, Eceiza, Aranxa, Goyanes, Silvia, Ledesma, Silvia Adriana

“…In this work we show the feasibility of using an azopolymer as an actuator to induce nano- and microscale movements controlled with light from the far field…”
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Experimentation on stochastic trajectories: From Brownian motion to inertial confined dynamics by Brigante, Azul María, Révora, Corina, Volonnino, Gabriel Fernando, Perez, Marcos Damián, Pasquini, Gabriela, Capeluto, María Gabriela

“…Statistical physics courses typically employ abstract language that describes objects too small to be seen, making the topic challenging for students to…”
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Energy penetration into arrays of aligned nanowires irradiated with relativistic intensities: Scaling to terabar pressures by Bargsten, Clayton, Hollinger, Reed, Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Kaymak, Vural, Pukhov, Alexander, Wang, Shoujun, Rockwood, Alex, Wang, Yong, Keiss, David, Tommasini, Riccardo, London, Richard, Park, Jaebum, Busquet, Michel, Klapisch, Marcel, Shlyaptsev, Vyacheslav N, Rocca, Jorge J

“…Ultrahigh-energy density (UHED) matter, characterized by energy densities >1 × 10 J cm and pressures greater than a gigabar, is encountered in the center of…”
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Increase of SRG modulation depth in azopolymers-nanoparticles hybrid materials by Falcione, Rebeca, Roldan, Maria Virginia, Pellegri, Nora, Goyanes, Silvia, Ledesma, Silvia, Capeluto, Maria Gabriela

“…Thin films of azopolymer-nanoparticles hybrid materials were fabricated with poly[1-[4-(3-carboxy-4-hydroxyphenylazo) benzenesulfonamido]-1,2-ethanediyl]…”
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Functional surfaces through the creation of adhesion and charged patterns on azopolymer surface relief gratings by Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Falcione, Rebeca, Salvador, Raquel Fernaandez, Eceiza, Aranxa, Goyanes, Silvia, Ledesma, Silvia Adriana

“…Optical Materials 90, Pages 281-288 (2019) We show that an azopolymer can be used to create a supramolecular architecture in a parallel process with patterned…”
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Transient magnetic domain wall AC dynamics by means of MOKE microscopy by Domenichini, Pablo, Quinteros, Cintia, Granada, Mara, Collin, Sophie, George, Jean Marie, Curiale, Javier, Bustingorry, Sebastian, Capeluto, Maria Gabriela, Pasquini, Gabriela

“…Phys. Rev. B 99, 214401 (2019) The domain wall response under constant external magnetic fields reveals a complex behavior where sample disorder plays a key…”
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Compact ultra-intense lasers and nanostructures open a path to extreme pressures by Rocca, Jorge J

“…Heating matter into the ultrahigh-energy density (UHED) regime characterized by pressures greater than a gigabar is a very challenging task. The UHED plasma…”
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Experimentation on stochastic trajectories: from Brownian motion to inertial confined dynamics by Brigante, Azul María, Révora, Corina, Volonnino, Gabriel Fernando, Perez, Marcos Damián, Pasquini, Gabriela, Capeluto, María Gabriela

“…Statistical physics courses typically employ abstract language that describes objects too small to be seen, making the topic challenging for students to…”
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