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Scrutinizing Data from Sky: An Examination of Its Veracity in Area Based Traffic Contexts
Yawar Ali (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India), Krishnan K N (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India), Debashis Ray Sarkar (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India), K. Ramachandra Rao (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India), Niladri Chatterjee (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, India), Ashish Bhaskar (Queensland Un…

Scrutinizing Data from Sky: An Examination of Its Veracity in Area Based Traffic Contexts
Traffic data collection has been an overwhelming task for researchers as well as authorities over the years. With the advancement in technology and introduction of various tools for processing and extracting traffic data the task has been made significantly convenient. Data from Sky (DFS) is one such tool, based on image processing and artificial intelligence (AI), that provides output for macroscopic as well as microscopic variables of the traffic streams. The company claims to provide 98 to 1…

Realisation of de Gennes$'$ Absolute Superconducting Switch with a Heavy Metal Interface
Hisakazu Matsuki, Alberto Hijano, Grzegorz P. Mazur, Stefan Ilic, Binbin Wang, Yuliya Alekhina, Kohei Ohnishi, Sachio Komori, Yang Li, Nadia Stelmashenko, Niladri Banerjee, Lesley F. Cohen, David W. McComb, F. Sebastian Bergeret, Guang Yang, Jason W. A. Robinson

Realisation of de Gennes$'$ Absolute Superconducting Switch with a Heavy Metal Interface
In 1966, Pierre-Gilles de Gennes proposed a non-volatile mechanism for switching superconductivity on and off in a magnetic device. This involved a superconductor (S) sandwiched between ferromagnetic (F) insulators in which the net magnetic exchange field could be controlled through the magnetisation-orientation of the F layers. Because superconducting switches are attractive for a range of applications, extensive studies have been carried out on $F/S/F$ structures. Although these have demonstr…

Enhanced controllable triplet proximity effect in superconducting spin-orbit coupled spin valves with modified superconductor/ferromagnet interfaces
Alex T. Bregazzi, Jabir A. Ouassou, Arthur G. Coveney, Nadia A. Stelmashenko, Ali Child, Alpha T. N'Diaye, Jason W. A. Robinson, Fasil K. Dejene, Jacob Linder, Niladri Banerjee
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Enhanced controllable triplet proximity effect in superconducting spin-orbit coupled spin valves with modified superconductor/ferromagnet interfaces
In a superconductor/ferromagnet hybrid, a magnetically controlled singlet-to-triplet Cooper pair conversion can modulate the superconducting critical temperature. In these triplet superconducting spin valves, such control usually requires inhomogeneous magnetism. However, in the presence of spin-orbit coupling from an interfacial heavy-metal layer, the singlet/triplet conversion rate and thus the critical temperature, can be controlled via the magnetization direction of a single homogeneous fer…

Enhanced controllable triplet proximity effect in superconducting spin-orbit coupled spin valves with modified superconductor/ferromagnet interfaces
Alex T. Bregazzi, Jabir A. Ouassou, Arthur G. Coveney, Nadia A. Stelmashenko, Ali Child, Alpha T. N'Diaye, Jason W. A. Robinson, Fasil K. Dejene, Jacob Linder, Niladri Banerjee
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Enhanced controllable triplet proximity effect in superconducting spin-orbit coupled spin valves with modified superconductor/ferromagnet interfaces
In a superconductor/ferromagnet hybrid, a magnetically controlled singlet-to-triplet Cooper pair conversion can modulate the superconducting critical temperature. In these triplet superconducting spin valves, such control usually requires inhomogeneous magnetism. However, in the presence of spin-orbit coupling from an interfacial heavy-metal layer, the singlet/triplet conversion rate and thus the critical temperature, can be controlled via the magnetization direction of a single homogeneous fer…