For a random opinion vector y(0), on ER models with <i>n</i> = 100 and <i>ρ</i> ∈ (0,1]. por Xi Chen (35903)

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<i>x</i>₁(<i>t</i> + 1) as a function of <i>x</i>_2,3,4,5(<i>t</i>). por Xi Chen (35903)

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Add one edge on Karate network to change the consensus opinion—<i>β</i> = 1. por Xi Chen (35903)

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Table 1_Noble Humbug? Hard and soft laws on clinical placebo use.docx por Mélina Richard (20867453)

“…This study employs a multidisciplinary approach, analyzing both binding laws (“hard laws”) and non-binding principles (“soft laws”) related to placebo administration. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Nanoscale Origin of the Soft-to-Hard Short-Circuit Transition in Inorganic Solid-State Electrolytes por Chunyang Wang (500547)

“…For the first time, we directly visualize stochastic Li⁰ interconnection-induced soft short circuits, during which the SSEs undergo the transition from a nominal electronic insulator to a state exhibiting memristor-like nonlinear conduction (electronic leakages), ultimately evolving into hard short circuits. Furthermore, we first capture intragranular cracking caused by Li⁰ penetration, demonstrating that fully wetted Li⁰ can fracture polycrystalline oxide SSEs via a liquid-metal embrittlement-like mechanism. …”

Characteristics of centenarians by source of information. por Daniele Zaccaria (8396616)

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Average INR rate by type of proxy respondent. por Daniele Zaccaria (8396616)

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Onsite Identification and Spatial Distribution of Air Pollutants Using a Drone-Based Solid-Phase Microextraction Array Coupled with Portable Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry vi... por Weini Chen (11524483)

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Item nonresponse by relationship proxy-centenarian. por Daniele Zaccaria (8396616)

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Factors associated with change in maternal NNJ knowledge score. por Businge Alinaitwe (18309832)

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Demographic, obstetric, clinical and new-born characteristics of study participants. por Businge Alinaitwe (18309832)

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Characteristics of proxy respondents by relationship with centenarians. por Daniele Zaccaria (8396616)

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Factors associated with pre-intervention maternal NNJ knowledge score at JRRH. por Businge Alinaitwe (18309832)

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Validation. por Zachary Roelen (16533287)

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