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Recirculation through western boundary currents varies nonlinearly with the ocean basin's aspect ratio
(AIP Publishing, 2024-09-17)Recirculation gyres adjacent to western boundary currents (WBCs) in the ocean enhance the poleward transport of these currents. While it is well-established that the WBC in a barotropic ocean strengthens with increase in ... -
Streamlining Physics Problem Generation to Support Physics Teachers in Using Generative Artificial Intelligence
(AIP Publishing, 2024-10-01)The rapid advancement of large language models (LLMs) presents a unique opportunity for educators to find ways to include artificial intelligence (AI) in physics course design. By critically engaging with LLMs to help with ... -
Ion optical design of the magnetic proton recoil neutron spectrometer for the SPARC tokamak
(AIP Publishing, 2024-10-01)A magnetic proton recoil (MPR) neutron spectrometer is being designed for SPARC, a high magnetic field (BT = 12 T), compact (R0 = 1.85 m, a = 0.57 m) tokamak currently under construction in Devens, MA, USA. MPR neutron ...
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