Introduzione al metodo Monte Carlo

Nel 1777 il matematico francese George Louis Leclerc de Buffon descrive nella sua opera Essai d’Arithmetique morale un esperimento di stima del valore tramite una simulazione casuale basata sul lancio di uno spillo, ottenendo un risultato di buona precisione numerica per l’epoca. Lo stesso Enrico Fermi all’inizio degli anni 30 sostenava di utilizzare stime ottenute […]

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Sequential Photothermal 1064 nm Nd:YAG and 2940nm Er:YAG Fractional Resurfacing and Remodeling vs 2940nm Resurfacing Alone: a Comparative Histological Study

Photothermal ablative and non-ablative fractional resurfacing and remodeling have become extremely popular due to the lower rate of complications and side effects compared to conventional full-face resurfacing. Clinical results are nevertheless quite different and have prompted researchers to find new strategies useful to improving treatment outcomes. Sequential laser-layering techniques have been successfully used in PWS […]

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TwinLight rejuvenation technique (Nd:YAG+Er:YAG) vs Er:YAG resurfacing alone: a comparative study

Photo-thermal ablative and non-ablative fractional resurfacing and remodeling have become extremely popular due to the lower rate of complications and side effects compared to conventional full-face procedures. Clinical results are nevertheless quite different and have prompted researchers to find new strategies to improve treatment outcomes. Sequential laser layering techniques have been successfully used in PWS […]

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Teoria del laser

Il Laser è un dispositivo le cui applicazioni si stanno diffondendo in un ampio ventaglio di settori. Laser è l’acronimo di Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, cioè amplificazione di luce mediante emissione stimolata di radiazione. Il primo amplificatore di radiazione elettromagnetica fu realizzato con ammoniaca nella zona delle microonde, e venne chiamato Maser, […]

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From laser cooling to Bose-Einstein condensation

Importance of the quantum statistics (BE orFD) Bose-Einstein condensation, coherence, Fermi sea, superfluidity, quantum phase transitions… Links with condensed matter physics A wide range of applications: High precision spectroscopy (Doppler-free lines) Quantum information and quantum computation Metrology (fountains, optical clocks…) New insights in condensed matter physics: Bloch oscillations, superfluid-insulator transitions, Cooper pairing, search for Anderson […]

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Lasers in Implantology

Implants are one of the most widely accepted and innovative applications in dentistry. The possibilities to save healthy tooth structure without grinding the teeth for prosthetic bridge treatments, or to give back the ability to chew to a patient who has missing or even no teeth is almost miraculous. Implant restorations have played significant roles […]

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Comparison of Heat Deposition of Er:YAG and Er,Cr:YSGG Lasers in Hard Dental Tissues

This paper describes a comparative study of residual heat deposition of Er:YAG and Er,Cr:YSGG lasers during ablation of hard dental tissues. Residual heat deposition was obtained from measured irradiated hard tissue temperature decay characteristics immediately following Erbium laser pulses. The measured residual heat was larger in enamel than in dentine for both Er:YAG and Er,Cr:YSGG […]

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