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Fall 2020
The development of accurate models of drift resonance between $H^+$ ions and Alfv\'enic ultra-low frequency (ULF) waves is crucial for understanding particle dynamics in the Earth's inner magnetosphere. However, full solutions to the wave equations are complex and approximations are required to...
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Fall 2016
Over the last 5 years, tilted pulse-front terahertz (THz) generation has opened the door to new studies of nonlinear dynamics in a variety of materials. With access to strong electric fields that turn on and off over picosecond timescales exciting new possibilities exist to control light-matter...
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Spring 2021
While PrP is almost always found in the glycosylated state, there has been very little study attempting to explore the effects of the size of glycans, the composition of glycans, and the site of glycosylation on the stability of PrP. These effects can potentially play an important role in the...
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Monitoring and Assessment of Geomagnetically Induced Currents in Alberta’s High Voltage Network
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Geoelectric fields produced by time-varying magnetic fields associated with geomagnetic storms can result in potentially damaging geomagnetically induced currents (GICs) in long conductors at Earth’s surface. GICs are quasi-direct currents which have been demonstrated to pose a significant risk...