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Separation and Purification Technology
Published: 01 November 2024 in Separation and Purification Technology
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Glenita Bridget D'Souza; M.M. Sanjay; M. Swathi; Utpal Thummar; Hyeonseok Yoon; S.K. Nataraj. Low operating pressure hydrophilic MOF-801/Biopolymer interfacial membrane for defluoridation and Co-Organic pollutant remediation. Separation and Purification Technology 2024, 347 .

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Glenita Bridget D'Souza, M.M. Sanjay, M. Swathi, Utpal Thummar, Hyeonseok Yoon, S.K. Nataraj. Low operating pressure hydrophilic MOF-801/Biopolymer interfacial membrane for defluoridation and Co-Organic pollutant remediation. Separation and Purification Technology. 2024; 347 ():.

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Glenita Bridget D'Souza; M.M. Sanjay; M. Swathi; Utpal Thummar; Hyeonseok Yoon; S.K. Nataraj. 2024. "Low operating pressure hydrophilic MOF-801/Biopolymer interfacial membrane for defluoridation and Co-Organic pollutant remediation." Separation and Purification Technology 347, no. : .

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Expert Systems with Applications
Published: 01 October 2024 in Expert Systems with Applications

Virtual metrology (VM) is the ideal technique for predicting the quality of every wafer and reducing overall inspection costs in semiconductor manufacturing. The data from numerous monitoring sensors in semiconductor production poses challenges in terms of data dimensionality. Thus, dimensionality reduction techniques are required before building the prediction model in VM. Additionally, to reduce the sensor cost, it is crucial to determine the sensors that contribute significantly to the output of the prediction model. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a dimensionality reduction technique called dynamic sparse principal component analysis to establish global sparsity in the first few principal components. The proposed method seeks extracted features that involve a limited number of sensors in the VM to reduce sensor cost and increase the interpretability of the features while reasonably capturing data variability. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method is not sensitive to the scale of the problem and can solve the large-scale high-dimensional problems that are commonly encountered in semiconductor manufacturing.

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Tianhui Wang; Yifan Xie; Young-Seon Jeong; Myong K. Jeong. Dynamic sparse PCA: a dimensional reduction method for sensor data in virtual metrology. Expert Systems with Applications 2024, 251 .

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Tianhui Wang, Yifan Xie, Young-Seon Jeong, Myong K. Jeong. Dynamic sparse PCA: a dimensional reduction method for sensor data in virtual metrology. Expert Systems with Applications. 2024; 251 ():.

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Tianhui Wang; Yifan Xie; Young-Seon Jeong; Myong K. Jeong. 2024. "Dynamic sparse PCA: a dimensional reduction method for sensor data in virtual metrology." Expert Systems with Applications 251, no. : .

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Geoscience Frontiers
Published: 01 September 2024 in Geoscience Frontiers

The Middle Paleozoic tectonic evolution of the central Korean Peninsula (Gyeonggi Massif, Hongseong-Imjingang, and Okcheon zone of Okcheon Belts) remains controversial. Particularly, the occurrence of high-grade metamorphism and sedimentation need further examination. In this study, we conducted zircon U-Pb-rare earth element analyses from in the ultramafic-mafic complex in the central Korean Peninsula (Cheonan and Gapyeong areas) and the Paleozoic metasedimentary rocks in the Okcheon Zone of the Okcheon Belt to constrain the timing of maximum depositional and metamorphic ages. We also examined the metamorphic P-T-t path from garnet-bearing amphibolite in the central Korean Peninsula by pseudosection modeling and geothermobarometer. The results show that (i) some of the ultramafic-mafic complex and metasedimentary rocks in the central Korean Peninsula formed during the Middle Paleozoic (ca. 450–374 Ma); (ii) garnet-bearing amphibolite underwent successive metamorphism from amphibolite facies condition (7.5–8.0 kbar and 540–630 °C) at pre-peak stage to granulite facies condition (10.9–11.8 kbar and 740–820 °C) at peak stage, and then retrograded into amphibolite facies condition (5.7–7.7 kbar and 530–670 °C) along the clockwise P–T path during ca. 403–362 Ma. This and previous studies suggest that the central Korean Peninsula underwent subduction-related orogenic events during the Middle Paleozoic era, and it is well correlated to those of the orogenic events in the North Qinling belt.

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Byung Choon Lee; Sung Won Kim; Bo Young Lee; Chang Whan Oh; Deung-Lyong Cho; Weon-Seo Kee. Middle Paleozoic metamorphic and sedimentary events in the central Korean Peninsula and their geological implications. Geoscience Frontiers 2024, 15 .

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Byung Choon Lee, Sung Won Kim, Bo Young Lee, Chang Whan Oh, Deung-Lyong Cho, Weon-Seo Kee. Middle Paleozoic metamorphic and sedimentary events in the central Korean Peninsula and their geological implications. Geoscience Frontiers. 2024; 15 (5):.

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Byung Choon Lee; Sung Won Kim; Bo Young Lee; Chang Whan Oh; Deung-Lyong Cho; Weon-Seo Kee. 2024. "Middle Paleozoic metamorphic and sedimentary events in the central Korean Peninsula and their geological implications." Geoscience Frontiers 15, no. 5: .

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