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    • Aberration-insensitive microscopy using optical field-correlation imaging 

      Illina, Elena; Nyman, Markus; Švagždytė, Ieva; Nikolaj, Chekurov; Kaivola, Matti; Setälä, Tero; Shevchenko, Andriy (APL Photonics, 2019)
      The possibility to reduce the effect of optical aberrations has been proposed in several publications on classical ghost imaging. The two-armed ghost-imaging systems make use of spatially incoherent illumination and ...

    • Broad-band measurements of dielectric permittivity in coaxial line using partially filled circular waveguide 

      Svirskas, Šarūnas; Jablonskas, Džiugas; Rudys, Saulius; Lapinskas, Saulius; Grigalaitis, Robertas; Banys, Jūras (Review of scientific instruments, 2020)
      The full-wave analysis was applied for a coaxial line (i.e., transmission line) that has a "short-circuited" discontinuity. The discontinuity has a radius less than or equal to the inner radius of the coaxial line. The ...

    • Magnetoresistance anisotropy of ultrathin epitaxial La0.83Sr0.17MnO3 films 

      Balevičius, Saulius; Tornau, Evaldas; Žurauskienė, Nerija; Stankevič, Voitech; Šimkevičius, Česlovas; Tolvaišienė, Sonata; Plaušinaitienė, Valentina; Abrutis, Adulfas (Journal of applied physics, 2017)
      We present the study of temperature dependence of resistivity (ρ), magnetoresistance (MR), and magnetoresistance anisotropy (AMR) of thin epitaxial La0.83Sr0.17MnO3 films. The films with thickness from 4 nm to 140 nm were ...

    • Pulsed magnetic flux penetration dynamics inside a thin-walled superconducting tube 

      Vertelis, Vilius; Balevičius, Saulius; Stankevič, Voitech; Žurauskienė, Nerija; Schneider, Markus (Journal of applied physics, 2020)
      In this work, we present an investigation of transient magnetic field behavior in thin-walled superconducting tubes. It has been determined that if the thickness of the tube wall is significantly less than Bean’s penetration ...