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ISSN: 2218-2004    frecuency : 4   format : Electrónica

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Volume 12 Part 2 Year 2024

6 articles in this issue 

Shilpa Shajan, Kandasamy Thirunavukkarsu, Vijayanand Chandrasekaran, Venkatesan S. Thimmakondu and Krishnan Thirumoorthy

The singlet, triplet, and quintet electronic states of the FeC4H22+" role="presentation" style="position: relative;">C4H2+2C4H22+ C 4 H 2 2 + system are theoretically explored using quantum chemical methods, and 39 isomers are identified in the singlet e... see more

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Nuno A. Silva, Vicente Rocha and Tiago D. Ferreira

Extreme learning machines explore nonlinear random projections to perform computing tasks on high-dimensional output spaces. Since training only occurs at the output layer, the approach has the potential to speed up the training process and the capacity t... see more

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Klaas Bijlsma, Lamberto Oltra, Emiel de Wit, Luc Assink, Ismanuel Rabadán, Luis Méndez and Ronnie Hoekstra

Over a wide and partly overlapping energy range, the single-electron capture cross-sections for collisions of metastable Sn2+(5s5p Po3)" role="presentation">Sn2+(5??5?? P??3)Sn2+(5s5p Po3) Sn 2 + ( 5 s 5 p   P o 3 ) (Sn2+∗" role="pres... see more

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Edmund G. Myers

Significant advances in Penning trap measurements of atomic masses and mass ratios of the proton, deuteron, triton, helion, and alpha-particle have occurred in the last five years. These include a measurement of the mass of the deuteron against 12C with 8... see more

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Jakub Wardak, Tiberius Georgescu, Giulio Gasbarri, Alessio Belenchia and Hendrik Ulbricht

Matter wave interferometry with increasingly larger masses could pave the way to understanding the nature of wavefunction collapse, the quantum to classical transition, or even how an object in a spatial superposition interacts with its gravitational fiel... see more

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Jozo J. Jureta, Bratislav P. Marinkovic and Lorenzo Avaldi

The lowest single and doubly excited autoionizing states of neon have been studied using a non-monochromatic electron beam and a high-resolution electrostatic analyzer at incident electron energies from 43.37 to 202 (±0.4) eV at three ejection angles, 40°... see more

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