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The Effectiveness of Using Seismic Gap as a Simple Solution to Enhance the Seismic Resilience of RCC Buildings on Sloped Terrain

Abstract Reported literature on the potential use of the seismic gaps in reinforced cement concrete (RCC) buildings on hill slopes as a simple solution to enhance seismic resilience is limited. While previous studies by the authors identified the optimal configuration and the cri...

Electrical noise in NanoSheet FET in presence of interface traps: A reliability perspective in circuit application

This work investigates the reliability analysis of Interface Trap Charges (ITCs) and noise on various electrical parameters of NanoSheet FET (NSFET) using different channel materials. Simulations are carried out through 3D Sentaurus TCAD simulator under no trap, Uniform trap, and...

Application of necessary condition analysis in tourism research: A review of trends and future prospects

This paper aims to discuss the increasing application of Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) in the context of tourism studies. Although NCA has gained increasing attention among tourism scholars, a comprehensive understanding of how NCA has evolved within the field is still limit...

Indianizing digital humanities: epistemic negotiations, institutional practices, and postcolonial contexts

This article examines Digital Humanities (DH) in India as a contested, unevenly institutionalised field whose trajectory cannot be explained through Euro-American histories of ‘humanities computing’. Instead, it conceptualises Indian DH as a relational formation shaped by archiva...

Zeeman quantum geometry as a probe of unconventional magnetism

Unconventional magnets with momentum-dependent spin-splitting but zero net magnetization form a recently identified class of collinear magnets that are challenging to probe via conventional means. We show that these systems can be distinguished through their intrinsic gyrotropic...

Coupled Thermocapillary–Wettability Effects on Droplet Splitting in a Y-Shaped Microchannel

Abstract This study numerically examines the coupled influence of surface wettability and thermocapillary forces on droplet splitting in a symmetric Y-shaped microchannel using a finite element-based level-set method. A temperature field is applied along the top daughter branch,...

Green innovation, green investment, environmental taxation and economic development as determinants of environmental quality in OECD countries

Green growth as a concept gained prominence since the beginning of the millennium, and ever since, there has been increased focus on the credibility of instruments such as green investment, green innovation, and environmental taxation as means for making sustainability compatible...

Gyrotropic Fingerprints of Magnetic Topological Insulator–Unconventional Magnet Interfaces

ABSTRACT Unambiguously identifying unconventional magnetic orders requires probes directly sensitive to their momentum‐dependent spin–split band structures. Here, we employ a Zeeman quantum geometry framework to study magnetotransport at the interface between a magnetic topologic...

An ensemble transfer learning approach for automated tuberculosis diagnosis from chest x-rays using optimized feature selection and XGBoost classification

Tuberculosis (TB) continues to pose a major global health challenge, which demands reliable and efficient diagnostic methods. The chest X-rays (CXR) are clinically used for TB detection; however, the visual similarity of TB with other lung diseases makes it challenging for radiol...