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Buergel
Christian Buergel, Dresden DE
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| 20100104961 | Particle Beam Writing Method, Particle Beam Writing Apparatus and Maintenance Method for Same - A first exposure dose for a shot area based upon layout data is determined. A correction dose compensating a dose deviation between a first point in time, at which a control unit configured to control a shot time period of a particle beam writing apparatus considers a charged particle beam as having reached a nominal current density, and a second point in time, at which the charged particle beam has actually reached a nominal current density, at a target substrate is determined. | 04-29-2010 |
Thomas Buergel, Landsberg Am Lech DE
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| 20110073327 | Two-component mortar composition and method of using same - A two-component mortar composition contains a curable resin component (A), and a curing agent component (B), which is separated therefrom to inhibit reaction and contains, in the resin component (A), a reactive diluent mixture, which comprises at least one hydroxyalkyl di(meth)acrylate, at least one alkyl (meth)acrylate and at least one acetoacetato compound of the general formula (I). A method of fastening an anchoring element in boreholes in mineral substrates includes filling a borehole with the inventive two-component mortar composition, inserting an anchoring element in the borehole immediately after filling the borehole with the mortar composition; with the anchoring element being set after a predetermined time period necessary for the chemical reaction of the resin component (A) with a curing agent components (B). | 03-31-2011 |
Thomas Buergel, Landsberg/lech DE
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| 20100027918 | Foil container - A foil container for storing components of a multi-component mass and for being inserted in a receptacle of an ejection device, includes a first foil bag ( | 02-04-2010 |
Tobias Buergel, Braunschweig DE
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| 20090195773 | Transmitting/Reflecting Emanating Light With Time Variation - A filter arrangement can transmit and/or reflect light emanating from a moving object so that the emanating light has time variation, and the time variation can include information about the object, such as its type. For example, emanating light from segments of a path can be transmitted/reflected through positions of a filter assembly, and the transmission functions of the positions can be sufficiently different that time variation occurs in the emanating light between segments. Or emanating light from a segment can be transmitted/reflected through a filter component in which simpler transmission functions are superimposed, so that time variation occurs in the emanating light in accordance with superposition of two simpler non-uniform transmission functions. Many filter arrangements could be used, e.g. the filter component could include the filter assembly, which can have one of the simpler non-uniform transmission functions. Time-varying waveforms from sensing results can be compared to obtain spectral differences. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20090195852 | Producing Filters With Combined Transmission and/or Reflection Functions - A transmissive and/or reflective optical filter can receive input light, which can emanate from objects traveling along paths past the filter, e.g. from biological cells, viruses, colored spots or other markings on documents, and so forth. In response, the filter can provide output light in accordance with a combined transmission function that is approximately equal to a superposition or scaled superposition of a set of simpler transmission functions. The set can include two or more non-uniform transmission functions, a subset of which can be different from each other and positioned relative to each other so that the output light has time variation in accordance with each of the functions in the subset. The subset could include, for example, a random function and a periodic function, a chirp function and a periodic function, or any other suitable combination of two or more simpler functions. | 08-06-2009 |