Titlebook: Laser Diode Modulation and Noise; K. Petermann Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 Diode.Modulation.Phase.Signal.laser.laser diode.t

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K. Petermannortunes during this period. But if this was the authentic golden age, then it was an age of black and white, somewhat limited creativity, poor reception, lack of competition (except in the United States) and – by and large – public service broadcasting. However, if we take 1950 as a generic ‘startin

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K. Petermannxplains different implementations of HASM in climate simulat.This book focuses on the robustness analysis of high accuracy surface modeling method (HASM) to yield good performance of it. Understanding the sensitivity and uncertainty is important in model applications. The book aims to advance an int

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K. Petermannerived fuel energy sources (glycogen, glucose, and lactate). When dietary energy is adequate to cover need, at altitude working muscle utilizes little lipid. Classical concepts of a “Lactate Paradox” invoking a “Pasteur Effect” of presumed anaerobic metabolism are not supported by studies utilizing

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K. Petermannpiratory alkalosis, whereas chronic exposure forces a systemic compensation (higher excretion of [HCO.], increased albumin concentration, etc.) to normalize [H+] despite hypoxia and hypocapnia. In people living at sea level with acute exposure to altitude and in subjects acclimatized to altitude, HC

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K. Petermannillness is a collective term for a cluster of acute clinical syndromes that directly consequence from rapid ascent to high altitude, viz., above 2500 m.  The acute syndromes affecting the brain include acute mountain sickness (AMS) and high-altitude cerebral edema (HACE). The current practice of hig

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K. Petermannr 8,000 m without breathing equipment raise the question of maximal adaptation ca­ pacity of man to low oxygen pressures. More importantly, the increase in tourism in the Andes and the Himalayas brings over 10,000 people to sites at altitudes above 4,000 and 5,000 m each year. At such heights severa

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K. Petermann peaks over 8,000 m without breathing equipment raise the question of maximal adaptation ca­ pacity of man to low oxygen pressures. More importantly, the increase in tourism in the Andes and the Himalayas brings over 10,000 people to sites at altitudes above 4,000 and 5,000 m each year. At such heig

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