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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Time-dependent Photomodulation of a Single Atom Tungsten Tip Tunnelling Barrier

Zia, Haider 07 January 2011 (has links)
There has been much work on electron emission. It has lead to the concept of the photon and new electron sources for imaging such as electron microscopes and the rst formulation of holographic reconstructions [1-6]. Analytical derivations are important to gain physical insight into the problem of developing better electron sources. However, to date, such formulations have su ered by a number of approximations that have masked important physics. In this thesis, a new approach is provided that solves the Schrodinger wave equation for photoemission from a single atom tungsten tip barrier or more generally, for photoemission from a Schottky triangular barrier potential, with or without image potential e ects. We describe the system, then introduce the mathematical derivation. We conclude with the applications of the theory.
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Time-dependent Photomodulation of a Single Atom Tungsten Tip Tunnelling Barrier

Zia, Haider 07 January 2011 (has links)
There has been much work on electron emission. It has lead to the concept of the photon and new electron sources for imaging such as electron microscopes and the rst formulation of holographic reconstructions [1-6]. Analytical derivations are important to gain physical insight into the problem of developing better electron sources. However, to date, such formulations have su ered by a number of approximations that have masked important physics. In this thesis, a new approach is provided that solves the Schrodinger wave equation for photoemission from a single atom tungsten tip barrier or more generally, for photoemission from a Schottky triangular barrier potential, with or without image potential e ects. We describe the system, then introduce the mathematical derivation. We conclude with the applications of the theory.
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Conservation de la rationalité coalitionnelle en jeux coopératifs à utilité transférable / No English title available

Gonzalez, Stéphane 30 June 2014 (has links)
Le premier chapitre, en français, présente les principaux outils mathématiques utilisés dans le manuscrit, les résultats classiques sur la rationalité coalitionnelle pour les jeux coopératifs à utilité transférable et notamment sur le cœur et ses extensions, quelques résultats nouveaux sur le cœur k-additif et l’implémentation en équilibre de Nash fort de solutions de jeux coopératifs. Il y est synthétisé, sans démonstrations, les résultats des trois articles ainsi que quelques résultats nouveaux ou complémentaires. Les trois chapitres suivants, en anglais, correspondent aux trois articles. L’annexe A donnera en anglais les démonstrations des résultats nouveaux et non contenus dans les articles. / The first chapter, in french, presents the main mathematics tools used for this thesis, some classical results about coalitional rationality for cooperative TU-games, and among other things, about the core and its extensions. This chapter presents also some new or less known results about the k-additive core and strong Nash implementation of some cooperative games’ solutions. In addition, we summurize, without proofs, the main results which are contained in the three articles and some extra results that can be read in english in the appendix A. The three next chapters, in english, are the three articles. The Appendix A gives, in english, the proof of some extra results.
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Applications of recurrence relation

Chuang, Ching-hui 26 June 2007 (has links)
Sequences often occur in many branches of applied mathematics. Recurrence relation is a powerful tool to characterize and study sequences. Some commonly used methods for solving recurrence relations will be investigated. Many examples with applications in algorithm, combination, algebra, analysis, probability, etc, will be discussed. Finally, some well-known contest problems related to recurrence relations will be addressed.

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