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Design and Analysis of Graphene-based Terahertz Nanocircuits
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Borji, Amir (Supervisor)
Abstract
In the year 2004 when the first instance of graphen was built in laboratory, entice the attraction of many research groups. Because in spite of absence of graphen to that time, physicists given the unique properties for it. So it was the time to use that marvel properties which only theoretically available, to design and built one atom thick circuits. In this dissertation for the first time, we want by using method of moment and multilayer green functions in spectral domain, analyze graphene-based ribbon and stepped electrical conductivity distribution waveguides and calculate their characteristics such as propagation constant, surface currents and characteristics impedance with external...
Analysis and Design of a Multi-Beam Millimeter-Wave Antenna
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Borji, Amir (Supervisor)
Abstract
So far, Investigations have shown that microstrip antennas (MSA) offer a lot of advantages at microwave and millimeter wave frequencies. These advantages include small size, large impedance bandwidth, high radiation efficiency, ease of fabrication, low price, and simple and easy excitation (such as probe coupling,aperture coupling or proximity coupling).Microstrip antennas are fabricated in many different shapes such as square,rectangle, circle, etc. The proposed antenna in this dissertation is a multi-beam millimeter wave antenna with annular ring strip. This antenna is a multi-beam antenna with the ability to switch between different beams. Beam direction switches by changing the position...
Leaky Modes with Zero Group Velocity in Plasmonic Structures
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Mehrany, Khashayar (Supervisor) ; Borji, Amir (Supervisor)
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Achieving low group velocity of light can result progress in many fields. In this project by using complex time domain frequency, achieving method to zero group velocity is proposed. The proposed structures in this thesis consist of two lossless and lossy structures which by considering the modes with complex time frequency are excitable. Using leaky modes to analyze these structures, made them suitable as they can be excited from free space. Using slow light can lead to optimized devices because of the more interaction of light and matter which besides smaller devices too. Additionally slow light is being considered in designing optical memories, quantum computers, optical processors and...
Analysis of Graphene Plasmonic Waveguide with Inhomogeneous Substrate in Terahertz Band
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Borji, Amir (Supervisor) ; Rajaei, Behzad (Supervisor)
Abstract
Due to its extensive applications in imaging, data security, medication, etc., Terahertz has attaracted an ever-inceasing attention. Design and implementation of Terahertz sources and circuits as waveguide, filters, etc. in this band have attracted attention. The unique elec-tric characteristics of graphene, like showing plasmonic characteristics in Terahertz frequency band, made this recently recognized matter a promising one to build super-integrated plas-monic circuits in Terahertz band. In this text, the first section represents an introduction for a number of graphene waveguides as well as studying the effective refractive index method to analyze graphene waveguides. Due to the small...
Spurious-free analysis of two-dimensional low-loss metallic gratings
, Article Journal of Optics (United Kingdom) ; Volume 18, Issue 3 , 2016 ; 20408978 (ISSN) ; Nezhad, A. Z ; Borji, A ; Shahabadi, M ; Sharif University of Technology
Institute of Physics Publishing
2016
Abstract
Transmission line formulation is used to analyze two-dimensional low-loss metallic gratings at optical frequencies when plasmonic waves propagate in the structure. This method, like the Fourier modal method, suffers from numerical instabilities when applied to such structures. A systematic approach to avoid these instabilities is presented. These numerical artifacts are attributed to the violation of Li's inverse rule and the appearance of higher-order spurious modes. In this paper, a new approach is proposed to identify and to greatly reduce the effect of these spurious modes based on the accuracy by which these modes are satisfying the conservation of momentum. Furthermore, the proposed...
A general model for I/O system theory, Proceedings of AIMC31 [electronic resource]
, Article Iranian Journal of Fuzzy Systems ; 2006, Volume 3, Issue 2, Page 1-19 ; Hashem, Amir ; Sharif University of TechnologyExperimental and Numerical Study of Spray Combustion under Hot-diluted Conditions
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Mardani, Amir (Supervisor)
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In this thesis, combustion of liquid fuel spray under the condition of hot and diluted oxidizer, has been investigated. To this end, a novel type laboratory-scale test rig was designed to study the physics governing the MILD-Spray combustion conditions with an applied approach. The underlined test rig eliminates the operational problems of its predecessor test stands and is used for a heavier fuel with much more complex chemical composition (kerosene). The test section is axially symmetrical, in which the fuel is injected by a pressure-swirl atomizer in the direction of hot and diluted co-flowing air. With the use of the aforesaid test rig, the effect of variables such as oxygen...
General theory of translation invariant systems [electronic resource]
, Article Mathematics and Its Applications ; Volume 329, 1995, pp 77-89 ; Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
The basic goal of this article is to present an abstract system-theoretic approach to morphological filtering and the theory of translation invariant systems which is mainly based on residuated semigroups. Some new results as well as a number of basic questions are also introduced
Duality in a generalized model for translation invariant systems [electronic resource]
, Article Fuzzy Sets and Systems ; 1996, Volume 83, Issue 3, Pages 347–352 ; Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
In a previous paper we introduced a generalized model for translation invariant (TI) operators. In this model we considered the space, φ of all maps from an abelian group G to ω U {-∞}, called LG-fuzzy sets, where ω is a complete lattice-ordered group; and we defined TI operators on this space. Also, in that paper, we proved strong reconstruction theorem to show the consistency of this model. This theorem states that for an order-preserving TI operator Y one can explicitly compute Y(A), for any A, from a specific subset of φ called the base of Y. In this paper duality is considered in the same general framework, and in this regard, continuous TI operators are studied. This kind of operators...
Reconstruction in a generalized model for translation invariant systems [electronic resource]
, Article Fuzzy Sets and Systems ; 1996, Volume 83, Issue 1, Pages 51–55 ; Sharif University of Technology
Abstract
We consider translation invariant (TI) operators on Φ, the set of maps from an abelian group G to Ω ∪ {−∞} , called LG-fuzzy sets, where 0 is a complete lattice ordered group. By defining Minkowski and morphological operations on Φ and considering order preserving operators, we prove a reconstruction theorem. This theorem, which is called the Strong Reconstruction Theorem (SRT), is similar to the Convolution Theorem in the theory of linear and shift invariant systems and states that for an order preserving TI operator Y one can explicitly compute Y ( A ), for any A , from a specific subset of Φ called the base of Y . The introduced framework is a general model for the theory of translation...
Residuated semigroups and morphological aspects of translation invariant systems [electronic resource]
, Article 1997, Volume 90, Issue 1, Pages 69–81 ; Fuzzy Sets and Systems ; Sharif University of Technology
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The main goal of this paper is to verify classical properties of morphological operators within the general model of translation invariant (TI) systems. In this model, TI operators are defined on the space of LG-fuzzy sets Φ i.e. Φ = {A: G → Ω ∪ {− ∞}} in which G is an abelian group and Ω is a complete lattice ordered group. A TI operator Y is an operator on Φ which is invariant under translation on G and Ω as groups. We consider the generalization of Minkowski addition (D on Φ and we emphasize that (Φ,⊛) is an involutive residuated topological monoid. We verify all properties of traditional (set-theoretic) morphological operators as well as classical representations (Matheron, 1967) for...
Forcing structures and cliques in uniquely vertex colorable graphs [electronic resource]
, Article SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics ; 2001, Volume 14, Issue 4, Pages 433-445 ; Sharif University of Technology
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Let G be a simple undirected uniquely vertex k-colorable graph, or a k-UCG for short. M. Truszczyński [Some results on uniquely colorable graphs, in Finite and Infinite Sets, North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1984, pp. 733--748] introduced $e^{^{*}}(G)=|V(G)|(k-1)-{k \choose 2}$ as the minimum number of edges for a k-UCG and S. J. Xu [J. Combin. Theory Ser. B, 50 (1990), pp. 319--320] conjectured that any minimal k-UCG contains a Kk as a subgraph. In this paper, first we introduce a technique called forcing. Then by applying this technique in conjunction with a feedback structure we construct a k-UCG with clique number k-t, for each $t \geq 1$ and each k, when k is large enough. This also...
Graph homomorphisms and nodal domains [electronic resource]
, Article Linear Algebra and its Applications ; 2006, Volume 418, Issue 1, Pages 44–52 ; Sharif University of Technology
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In this paper, we derive some necessary spectral conditions for the existence of graph homomorphisms in which we also consider some parameters related to the corresponding eigenspaces such as nodal domains. In this approach, we consider the combinatorial Laplacian and co-Laplacian as well as the adjacency matrix. Also, we present some applications in graph decompositions where we prove a general version of Fisher’s inequality for G-designs
On defining numbers of circular complete graphs
, Article Discrete Mathematics ; Volume 307, Issue 2, 28 January 2007, Pages 173–180 ; Sharif University of Technology
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Let d(σ)d(σ) stand for the defining number of the colouring σσ. In this paper we consider View the MathML sourcedmin=minγd(γ) and View the MathML sourcedmax=maxγd(γ) for the onto χχ-colourings γγ of the circular complete graph Kn,dKn,d. In this regard we obtain a lower bound for dmin(Kn,d)dmin(Kn,d) and we also prove that this parameter is asymptotically equal to χ-1χ-1. Also, we show that when χ⩾4χ⩾4 and s≠0s≠0 then dmax(Kχd-s,d)=χ+2s-3dmax(Kχd-s,d)=χ+2s-3, and, moreover, we prove an inequality relating this parameter to the circular chromatic number for any graph G
Modeling Driving Behaviors Using Smartphone Sensors
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Samimi, Amir (Supervisor)
Abstract
Monitoring driving behaviors of drivers, would avoid their dangerous behaviors and remarkably raise the safety. Nowadays real-time supervision is considered as one of the modern methods of controlling driving behaviors. Previously, due to expensive costs of required equipments and other restrictions, this kind of supervision hasn't been considered fairly. Nowadays increasing usage of smart phones, which contain multiple sensors, enables this type of supervision with lower costs. In the present study we would present some models, to assess the driving behavior via smart phone sensors such as accelerometer, gyroscope and rotation vector
Crack Propagation Modeling in Arched Concrete Structures Reinforced by FRP Using XFEM and Damage Model
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Khoei, Amir Reza (Supervisor)
Abstract
In practice, structures made of concrete are full of cracks. The strength of concrete is mainly determined by the tensile strength, which is about 10% of the compressive strength. As long as cracking in concrete is unavoidable, we have to try to minimize their detrimental effects. This objective can be achieved by resisting (or limiting) propagation of existing cracks. Because of this, reinforcement (mostly steel) is used to increase the carrying capacity of the material and to control the development of cracks. Concrete structures that fail, already shows a large number of large and small cracks before their maximum carrying capacity is reached. The failure of concrete can be characterized...
Structural Health Monitoring Using Optimal Finite Element Model Based on Digital Image Correlation
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Khaloo, Alireza (Supervisor)
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to monitor the health of structures using the updated finite element model, in which digital images are used to optimize the numerical model. Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) is always an important and significant issue that has attracted the attention of many researchers in recent years. In general, some researches have been conducted in this field using physical sensors that provide discrete data to the system for analysis. Using cameras to monitor the structure makes it possible to extract continuous and integrated data from the structure using digital images, which is a significant advantage compared to physical sensors.In this research, a steel...
Development of a novel graphene oxide-blended polysulfone mixed matrix membrane with improved hydrophilicity and evaluation of nitrate removal from aqueous solutions
, Article Chemical Engineering Communications ; 2018 ; 00986445 (ISSN) ; Nasseri, S ; Mahvi, A. H ; Nabizadeh, R ; Mousavi, S. A ; Maleki, A ; Alimohammadi, M ; Jafari, A ; Hemmati Borji, S ; Sharif University of Technology
Taylor and Francis Ltd
2018
Abstract
In this study, four types of mixed matrix membranes were fabricated using polysulfone (as the base polymer) and different contents of graphene oxide (GO) nanosheets (as modifier) through wet phase inversion method. Based on the amounts of GO (0, 0.5, 1, and 2 wt%), the synthesized membranes named as M1, M2, M3, and M4, respectively. The membranes characteristics were evaluated using FE-SEM, FT-IR, and water contact angle measurements. In addition, the performance of the prepared membranes was investigated in terms of basic parameters: filtrate water flux, nitrate removal efficiency, and antifouling properties. Results showed significant improvements of the characteristics of modified...
Development of a novel graphene oxide-blended polysulfone mixed matrix membrane with improved hydrophilicity and evaluation of nitrate removal from aqueous solutions
, Article Chemical Engineering Communications ; Volume 206, Issue 4 , 2019 , Pages 495-508 ; 00986445 (ISSN) ; Nasseri, S ; Mahvi, A. H ; Nabizadeh, R ; Mousavi, S. A ; Maleki, A ; Alimohammadi, M ; Jafari, A ; Hemmati Borji, S ; Sharif University of Technology
Taylor and Francis Ltd
2019
Abstract
In this study, four types of mixed matrix membranes were fabricated using polysulfone (as the base polymer) and different contents of graphene oxide (GO) nanosheets (as modifier) through wet phase inversion method. Based on the amounts of GO (0, 0.5, 1, and 2 wt%), the synthesized membranes named as M1, M2, M3, and M4, respectively. The membranes characteristics were evaluated using FE-SEM, FT-IR, and water contact angle measurements. In addition, the performance of the prepared membranes was investigated in terms of basic parameters: filtrate water flux, nitrate removal efficiency, and antifouling properties. Results showed significant improvements of the characteristics of modified...
Finite Size Effect in SLE(k,p)
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Moghimi Araghi, Saman (Supervisor)
Abstract
Conformal Field Theory provides an efficient method for studying physical problems in critical point. Correlation length becomes converge in this point. It can also be clarified that some curves are observed in geometrical phase transition which are conformal invariant and they can be studied using SLE(k). The first mathematical generalization of SLE(k) while keeping the self-similarity property, leads to SLE(k,p). Conformal field theory and SLE are interrelated and their parameters are interpretable for each other. One usually studies the problem in the upper-half plane. Here we consider the problem using a map like (w=L/π Ln z) between the upper-half plane and a special region (e.g. a...