114 resultados para Timber chip
em University of Queensland eSpace - Australia
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Windows to North-East elevation, looking onto pool deck.
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Detail view through timber shutter as seen from interior.
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Detailed view though timber shutter as seen from interior.
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View of timber shutters as seen from interior.
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We describe a novel method of fabricating atom chips that are well suited to the production and manipulation of atomic Bose–Einstein condensates. Our chip was created using a silver foil and simple micro-cutting techniques without the need for photolithography. It can sustain larger currents than conventional chips, and is compatible with the patterning of complex trapping potentials. A near pure Bose–Einstein condensate of 4 × 104 87Rb atoms has been created in a magnetic microtrap formed by currents through wires on the chip. We have observed the fragmentation of atom clouds in close proximity to the silver conductors. The fragmentation has different characteristic features to those seen with copper conductors.
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Detail view of timber cross-bracing with polycarbonate sheeting behind as seen from upper level dining studio.
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Detail view of timber cross-bracing to dining studio, as seen from upper living area.
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Detail view of timber cross-bracing with polycarbonate sheeting behind as seen from upper level dining studio.
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View of timber batten screen to verandah behind and entrance stair, as seen from exterior.
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Folding timber windows and roof over.
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As seen from exterior.
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As seen from exterior.
