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(2006) showed that the spectral phase calculated with a PSI method can measure engineering samples that have lm thicknesses as thin as 100 nm A spectrally resolved WLI approach allows for the simultaneous registration of the sample pro le and lm thickness 1583 Other Names for Spectral Interferometry Spectrally resolved white light interferometry and wavelength scanning interferometry are often called spectral interferometry Each of these methods also has been variously labeled Spectrally resolved white light interferometry can be found in the literature as dispersive (white light) interferometry, white light channeled spectrum interferometry, or spatially resolved spectral interferometry The wavelength scanning interferometer can also be called spectrally scanned interferometer, frequency scanning interferometer, wavelength tuning interferometer and optical frequency domain micropro lometer Variations of spectral interferometry are employed in the biomedical eld; the term used there is frequency domain optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT).

Adapted from Poirier et al. (2006) Circulation, 113: 898 918

Whereas typical OCT is a point method and requires lateral scanning, FD-OCT works in the frequency domain, thus avoiding axial mechanical scanning In the OCT eld, both methods are commonly called frequency (or Fourier) domain optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT) or sometimes spectral radar..

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FIGURE 3.29 Variation of the measured return loss with the loading resistance; r = 4.4, h = 1.6 mm, d = 6.0 mm, C = 1 pF, (xR , yR ) = (0, 5 mm), and (xc , yc ) = (0, 5 mm).

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We see that augmentative and integrative cooperation are motivated by capabilities, namely capacities for augmentative cooperation and knowledge for integrative cooperation. Debative cooperation and con ict handling are motivated by interests, namely parallel or complementary interests for debative cooperation and potentially con icting interests for con ict handling. Based on our distinction of multi-site organization networks and multi-company organization networks in Section 5.2.3, we can now say that multi-site planning will have the handling of different capabilities (capacities and knowledge) as a main topic, while in multi-company planning the focus will also be on the handling of interests (parallel, complementary or potentially con icting). The handling of interests by actors based on cost bene t considerations is explained in Section 5.6.

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