Felony sentencing statutes

Title from PDF p. [1] (viewed on May 18, 2010).; "May 2008."; Harvested from the web on 5/19/1

Teaching law through movies

Title from title PDF caption (viewed on May 20, 2010).; "In a slightly different form, these materials were prepared for [a] June 2007 seminar sponsored by the Ohio Supreme Court and The Columbus Dispatch."; "October 2007."; Harvested from the web on 5/20/1

Monitoring sentencing reform survey of judges, prosecutors, & defense attorneys and code simplification

Title PDF p. [1] (viewed on May 18, 2010).; "January 2009."; Harvested from the web on 5/19/1

Triplet photodynamic and up-conversion luminescence in donor–acceptor dyads with slip-stacked <i>vs.</i> co-facial arrangement

Engineering of donor–acceptor light-harvesting systems based on geometrical features: applications in energy transfer &amp; energy/photon upconversion.</jats:p

Low-Frequency (1/<i>f</i>) Noise in Nanocrystal Field-Effect Transistors

We investigate the origins and magnitude of low-frequency noise in high-mobility nanocrystal field-effect transistors and show the noise is of 1/<i>f</i>-type. Sub-band gap states, in particular, those introduced by nanocrystal surfaces, have a significant influence on the 1/<i>f</i> noise. By engineering the device geometry and passivating nanocrystal surfaces, we show that in the linear and saturation regimes the 1/<i>f</i> noise obeys Hooge’s model of mobility fluctuations, consistent with transport of a high density of accumulated carriers in extended electronic states of the NC thin films. In the subthreshold regime, the Fermi energy moves deeper into the mobility gap and sub-band gap trap states give rise to a transition to noise dominated by carrier number fluctuations as described in McWhorter’s model. CdSe nanocrystal field-effect transistors have a Hooge parameter of 3 × 10^–2, comparable to other solution-deposited, thin-film devices, promising high-performance, low-cost, low-noise integrated circuitry