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1. Single Semiconductor Quantum Dots in Microcavities: Bright sources of indistinguishable Photons

Author: Schneider, C., Gold, P., Lu, C. -Y., Höfling, S., Pan, J. -W., and Kamp, M.
Subjects: Quantum Physics, Condensed Matter - Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics, Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall), Physics::Optics, FOS: Physical sciences, Quantum Physics (quant-ph)
Abstract: In this chapter we will discuss the technology and experimental techniques to realize quantum dot (QD) single photon sources combining high outcoupling efficiencies and highest degrees of non-postselected photon indistinguishability. The system, which is based on ultra low density InAs QDs embedded in a quasi planar single sided microcavity with natural photonic traps is an ideal testbed to study quantum light emission from single QDs. We will discuss the influence of the excitation conditions on the purity of the single photon emission, and in particular on the degree of indistinguishability of the emitted photons. While high purity triggered emission of single photons is observed under all tested excitation conditions, single photon interference effects can be almost vanish in experiments relying on non-resonant pumping into the quantum dot wetting layer. In contrast, we can observe nearly perfect indistinguishability of single photons in resonance fluorescence excitation conditions, which underlines the superiority of this excitation scheme to create photon wave packets close to the Fourier limit. As a first step towards the realization of solid state quantum networks based on quantum dot single photon sources we test the overlap of photons emitted from remote QDs yielding non-postselected interference visibilities on the order of ~40% for quasi resonant excitation., Comment: to appear as a book chapter in a compilation "Engineering the Atom-Photon Interaction" published by Springer in 2015, edited by A. Predojevic and M. W. Mitchell
Published: 2015
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2. The Johnson-Segalman model with a diffusion term in Couette flow

Author: Olmsted, P. D., Radulescu, O., and Lu, C. -Y. D.
Subjects: Physics::Fluid Dynamics, Fluid Dynamics (physics.flu-dyn), Soft Condensed Matter (cond-mat.soft), FOS: Physical sciences, Physics - Fluid Dynamics, Pattern Formation and Solitons (nlin.PS), Condensed Matter - Soft Condensed Matter, Nonlinear Sciences - Pattern Formation and Solitons
Abstract: We study the Johnson-Segalman (JS) model as a paradigm for some complex fluids which are observed to phase separate, or ``shear-band'' in flow. We analyze the behavior of this model in cylindrical Couette flow and demonstrate the history dependence inherent in the local JS model. We add a simple gradient term to the stress dynamics and demonstrate how this term breaks the degeneracy of the local model and prescribes a much smaller (discrete, rather than continuous) set of banded steady state solutions. We investigate some of the effects of the curvature of Couette flow on the observable steady state behavior and kinetics, and discuss some of the implications for metastability., Comment: 14 pp, to be published in Journal of Rheology
Published: 1998
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3. Estimated performance and future potential of solar dynamic and photovoltaic power systems for selected LEO and HEO missions

Author: Bents, D. J. and Lu, C. Y.
Abstract: n/a
Published: 1989

4. Mitochondrial theory of aging matures - Roles of mtDNA mutation and oxidative stress in human aging

Author: Yau-Huei Wei, Ma, Y. -S, Lee, H. -C, Lee, C. -F, and Lu, C. -Y

5. Epidemiology of Haemophilus influenzae type b meningitis in Taiwan, 1997 and 2000

Author: Shao, P. -L, Chie, W. -C, Wang, C. -Y, Yang, C. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Chang, L. -Y, LI-MIN HUANG, and Lee, C. -Y

6. Clinical manifestations of parainfluenza infection in children

Author: Yang, T. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Kao, C. -L, Chen, R. -T, Hot, Y. -H, Yang, S. -C, Lee, P. -I, Chen, J. -M, Lee, C. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

7. Rothia dentocariosa bacteremia in children: report of two cases and review of the literature

Author: Yang, C. Y., PO-REN HSUEH, Lu, C. Y., Tsai, H. Y., Lee, P. I., Shao, P. L., Wang, C. Y., Wu, T. Z., Chen, S. W., and Huang, L. M.

8. Clinical features of influenza A and B in children and association with myositis

Author: Hu, J. -J, Kao, C. -L, PING-ING LEE, Chen, C. -M, Lee, C. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

9. Penicillin-nonsusceptible Streptococcus pneumoniae infections in children

Author: Lu, C. Y., Lee, P. I., PO-REN HSUEH, Chang, S. C., Chiu, T. F., Lin, H. C., Lee, C. Y., and Huang, L. M.

10. Authors' response to commentary: Nonylphenol exposure in married couples as measured by urinalysis

Author: Chen, J. -L, Lu, C. -Y, Torng, P. -L, YU-SHIH YANG, and Ma, Y. -C

11. Infections of cefotaxime-resistant and cefmetazole-susceptible Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumoniae in children

Author: Wu, T. -Z, Hsueh, P. -R, CHUN-YI LU, Lu, C. -Y, Wang, C. -Y, Yang, C. -Y, Shao, P. -L, Lee, P. -I, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

12. Clinical manifestations and quantitative analysis of virus load in Taiwanese children with Epstein-Barr virus-associated infectious mononucleosis

Author: Cheng, C. -C, Chang, L. -Y, Shao, P. -L, PING-ING LEE, Chen, J. -M, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

13. A novel bit alterable 3D NAND flash using junction-free p-channel device with band-to-band tunneling induced hot-electron programming

Author: Hang-Ting Lue, Chang, K. -P, Chen, C. -P, Yeh, T. -H, Hsu, T. -H, Du, P. -Y, Shih, Y. -H, and Lu, C. -Y

14. Mycoplasma pneumoniae encephalitis in childhood

Author: Lin, W. -C, Lee, P. -I, Lu, C. -Y, Hsieh, Y. -C, Lai, H. -P, CHIN-YUN LEE, and Huang, L. -M

15. Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome manifesting as peritonitis in a child

Author: Liang, T. -C, Lu, C. -Y, Lu, F. L., Lee, P. -I, and LI-MIN HUANG

16. Serotype competence and penicillin resistance in Streptococcus pneumoniae

Author: Hsieh, Y. -C, Wang, J. -T, Lee, W. -S, Hsueh, P. -R, Shao, P. -L, Chang, L. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, Huang, F. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

17. Empirical monotherapy with meropenem in serious bacterial infections in children

Author: Hsu, H. -L, Lu, C. -Y, Tseng, H. -Y, Lee, P. -I, Lai, H. -P, Lin, W. -C, Hsieh, Y. -C, CHIN-YUN LEE, and Huang, L. -M

18. Clinical course of children of human immunodeficiency virus-infected mothers in Taiwan

Author: Yang, S. -C, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, Hung, C. -C, Chen, M. -Y, Chuang, C. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

19. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus omphalitis in neonates: An emerging threat?

Author: Chan, F. -T, Lu, C. -Y, Chien-Yi Chen, Chou, H. -C, Tsao, P. -N, and Hsieh, W. -S

20. Favorable outcome of parapneumonic empyema in children managed by primary video-assisted thoracoscopic debridement

Author: Chien-Yi Chen, Chen, J. -S, Huang, L. -M, Lee, P. -I, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, Y. -C, and Lu, F. L.

21. Neonatal listeriosis

Author: Chen, S. -Y, Lu, F. L., Lee, P. -I, Lu, C. -Y, Chen, C. -Y, Chou, H. -C, PO-NIEN TSAO, and Hsieh, W. -S

22. Bacteremia in hematological and oncological children with febrile neutropenia: Experience in a tertiary medical center in Taiwan

Author: Lai, H. -P, Hsueh, P. -R, Chen, Y. -C, Lee, P. -I, Lu, C. -Y, Lu, M. -Y, Lin, W. -C, Hsieh, Y. -C, CHIN-YUN LEE, Lin, K. -H, and Huang, L. -M

23. Intramuscular ceftriaxone in comparison with oral amoxicillin-clavulanate for the treatment of acute otitis media in infants and children

Author: Wang, C. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Hsieh, Y. -C, CHIN-YUN LEE, and Huang, L. -M

24. Stenotrophomonas maltophilia bacteremia in pediatric patients - A 10-year analysis

Author: Wu, P. -S, Lu, C. -Y, Chang, L. -Y, Hsueh, P. -R, Lee, P. -I, Chen, J. -M, Lee, C. -Y, Chan, P. -C, Chang, P. -Y, Yang, T. -T, and LI-MIN HUANG

25. Pertussis seroepidemiology in Taipei

Author: Chiu, T. -F, Lee, C. -Y, PING-ING LEE, Lu, C. -Y, Lin, H. -C, and Huang, L. -M

26. Deformation patterns of an accretionary wedge in the transition zone from subduction of collision offshore Southwestern Taiwan

Author: Char-Shine Liu, Deffontaines, B., Lu, C. -Y, and Lallemand, S.

27. Transformation of a grain legume (Lupinus angustifolius L.) via Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated gene transfer to shoot apices

Author: Pigeaire, A., Abernethy, D., Penelope Smith, Simpson, K., Fletcher, N., Lu, C. -Y, Atkins, C. A., and Cornish, E.

28. A novel buried-channel FinFET BE-SONOS NAND Flash with improved memory window and cycling endurance

Author: Hang-Ting Lue, Hsiao, Y. -H, Du, P. -Y, Lai, S. -C, Hsu, T. -H, Hong, S. P., Wu, M. T., Hsu, F. H., Lien, N. Z., Lu, C. -P, Hsieh, J. -Y, Yang, L. -W, Yang, T., Chen, K. -C, Hsieh, K. -Y, Liu, R., and Lu, C. -Y

29. 3D stackable vertical-gate BE-SONOS NAND flash with layer-aware program-and-read schemes and wave-propagation fail-bit-detection against cross-layer process variations

Author: Hung, C. -H, Yang, Y. -S, Kuo, Y. -J, Lai, T. -N, Shen, S. -J, Hsu, J. -Y, Hung, S. -N, Hang-Ting Lue, Chang, M. -F, Shih, Y. -H, Huang, S. -L, Chen, T. -W, Chen, T. S., Chen, C. K., Hung, C. -Y, and Lu, C. -Y

30. Microbiology and epidemiology of brain abscess and subdural empyema in a medical center: A 10-year experience

Author: Tsou, T. -P, Lee, P. -I, Lu, C. -Y, Chang, L. -Y, Huang, L. -M, Chen, J. -M, Hsueh, P. -R, and CHIN-YUN LEE

31. Roles of mitochondrial DNA mutation and oxidative damage in human aging

Author: Wei, Y. -H, Cheng-Yoong Pang, Lee, H. -C, and Lu, C. -Y

32. Rotavirus gastroenteritis in children: 5-Year experience in a medical center

Author: Chiu, T. -F, Lee, C. -N, Lee, P. -I, Kao, C. -L, Lin, H. -C, Lu, C. -Y, Tseng, H. -Y, Hsu, H. L., CHIN-YUN LEE, and Huang, L. -M

33. An open study of inactivated hepatitis A vaccine (VAQTA) in Taiwanese healthy adult volunteers: Safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity

Author: Yang, C. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, CHIN-YUN LEE, Shao, P. -L, Wang, C. -Y, Wu, T. -Z, and Huang, L. -M

34. Relics of ancient oceanic crust in the Changchun Formation of eastern Taiwan

Author: Lee, C. W., Chen, J. C., Wang, Y., Yui, T. F., Lu, C. Y., and Ching-Hua Lo

35. Group B streptococcus infection in infancy: 21-Year experience

Author: Liao, C. -H, Huang, L. -M, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, Hsueh, P. -R, PO-NIEN TSAO, Hsieh, W. -S, and Tsou, K. -I

36. Cerebral infarction associated with possible enteroviral infection in an infant

Author: Tsai, W. -H, Wang-Tso Lee, Lu, C. -Y, Peng, S. S. -F, and Shen, Y. -Z

37. Multidrug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii isolates in pediatric patients of a university hospital in Taiwan

Author: Chang, P. -Y, Hsueh, P. -R, Wu, P. -S, Chan, P. -C, Yang, T. -T, Lu, C. -Y, Chang, L. -Y, Chen, J. -M, Lee, P. -I, Lee, C. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

38. Enteric adenovirus infection in children in Taipei

Author: Lin, H. -C, Kao, C. -L, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -N, Chiu, T. -F, Lee, P. -I, Tseng, H. -Y, Hsu, H. L., Lee, C. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

39. Influenza in Taiwan: Seasonality and vaccine strain match

Author: Hsieh, Y. -C, Chen, H. -Y, Yen, J. -J, Ding-Ping Liu, Chang, L. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Shao, P. -L, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

40. Campylobacter enteritis in children in northern Taiwan - A 7-year experience

Author: Wang, S. -C, Chang, L. -Y, Hsueh, P. -R, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, P. -I, Shao, P. -L, Hsieh, Y. -C, Yen, F. -P, CHIN-YUN LEE, and Huang, L. -M

41. Invasive fungal infection in children with persistent febrile neutropenia

Author: Lai, H. -P, CHUN-YI LU, Chang, L. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, Lin, K. -H, and Huang, L. -M

42. Haemophilus influenzae type b meningitis with subdural effusion: A case report

Author: Chan, P. -C, Lu, C. -Y, PING-ING LEE, Yang, T. -Y, Chen, R. -T, Ho, Y. -H, Yang, S. -C, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

43. High strength binding of P815 mastocytoma cells is not necessary for their lysis by macrophages which have been primed and triggered in vitro

Author: Lu, C. Y., Lombardi, M. J., Shea, C. M., and Lynn Dustin
Subjects: Immunology, Immunology and Allergy, hemic and immune systems, chemical and pharmacologic phenomena
Abstract: We have examined the hypothesis that binding of P815 mastocytoma cells is a necessary step in lysis of these cells by macrophages which are both "primed" and "triggered" in vitro, Macrophages "primed" by conditioned media containing IFN-gamma, or by rIFN-gamma have an increased ability to bind P815. However, adding either heat-killed Listeria or endotoxin to trigger the primed macrophages has opposite effects on lysis and binding of P815. Lysis is increased. Binding is dramatically decreased. This is true when centrifugal forces of 200 x g, 400 x g, and 800 x g are used to disrupt P815-macrophage binding. Although 100% of P815 cells bound by cytotoxic macrophages are lysed, a large additional population of unbound P815 is also lysed. Detailed kinetic studies indicate that macrophages do not rapidly bind and lyse several cycles of P815. There is an initial lag period of 4 to 6 h before P815 lysis can be detected, and completion of lytic events then occurs within 12 to 14 h. Lysis of P815 bound to cytotoxic macrophages is slightly slower than lysis of the total population of bound and unbound P815. In contrast, D3.1, a cloned CD4+ T cell line, is tightly bound to macrophages but not lysed efficiently. When macrophages are simultaneously confronted with P815 and macrophage-bound D3.1, only the former are lysed. Altogether, the data indicate that P815-macrophage binding, as operationally defined by our assay, is not a necessary step for lysis. These results, by use of macrophages primed and triggered in vitro, are in contrast to previously reported experiments examining P815 binding and lysis by macrophages activated in vivo by infection with bacillus Calmette-Guérin.

44. Immunogenicity and fecal poliovirus excretion in sequential use of inactivated and oral poliovirus vaccines

Author: Lu, C. -Y, Kao, C. -L, CHIN-YUN LEE, Lee, P. -I, and Huang, L. -M

45. Coxsackieviruses infection in northern Taiwan - Epidemiology and clinical characteristics

Author: Yen, F. -B, Chang, L. -Y, Kao, C. -L, Lee, P. -I, Chen, C. -M, Lee, C. -Y, Shao, P. -L, Wang, S. -C, Lu, C. -Y, and LI-MIN HUANG

46. Bilateral lung abscesses due to Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection after open heart surgery in an infant: Report of one case

Author: Chang, C. -C, Chang, L. -Y, Lu, C. -Y, Lee, P. -I, Wu, M. -H, and LI-MIN HUANG

47. Nonylphenol exposure in married couples as measured by urinalysis

Author: Chen, J. -L, Lu, C. -Y, Torng, P. -L, YU-SHIH YANG, and Ma, Y. -C

48. Survey of pertussis in patients with prolonged cough

Author: Hu, J. -J, Lu, C. -Y, CHUN-YI LU, Huang, C. -H, Chou, C. -C, Huang, F. -Y, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

49. Clinical features and complications of viridans streptococci bloodstream infection in pediatric hemato-oncology patients

Author: Huang, W. -T, Chang, L. -Y, Hsueh, P. -R, Lu, C. -Y, Shao, P. -L, Huang, F. -Y, PING-ING LEE, Chen, C. -M, Lee, C. -Y, and Huang, L. -M

50. Comparison of once daily cefpodoxime proxetil suspension and thrice daily cefaclor suspension in the treatment of acute otitis media in children

Author: Tsai, H. Y., Huang, L. M., Chiu, H. H., PO-REN HSUEH, Lee, P. I., Lu, C. Y., Chiu, T. F., Lin, H. C., and Lee, C. Y.

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