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S1: The explicit derivation of the scattered fields in the radiation (far) zone; S2: An example of the 𝑈𝓁𝑚 matrix that relates a measurement of the Stokes parameters and the scattering coefficients. In particular, when 𝓁=𝑚=1., Peer reviewed

Detailed comparison between the analysis of the PI dielectric relaxation data using either the imaginary part of the permittivity and the tan δ data and representative experimental data of the frequency dependence of the real and imaginary parts of the dielectric permittivity of the studied PI model vitrimers., Peer reviewed

The file "Supplementary Information.pdf" contains technical details omitted in the main text: explicit form of Eq. (7) written in Riccati parametrization, expression for the free energy of the diffusive superconductor with Rashba spin-orbit coupling, the derivation of the Usadel equation in the limit of strong triplet relaxation, and additional plots of the critical current in wide Josephson junctions. The supplemental material also contains two Mathematica notebook files, "SDE_Bulk.nb" and "SDE_Junctions.nb", with codes for numerical calculations presented in the main text. These notebooks can be used to reproduce Figs. (2)-(4)., Peer reviewed

The datasets for running the NITIRSOIL model in the batch mode are arranged in the MS Access® database “nitirsoil_batch.mdb”. This database was used to run the model in the batch mode with input data for the 107 simulations that made up the NITIRSOIL model validation. The database has seven tables to store the model parameters: “parameters_gener”, “parameters_desni”, “annual_crops_growth”, “tree_crops_growth”, “Kvol_ferti”, “Manure”, “Fertilizer”; other seven tables to store the model input data: “input_table_main”, “Batch_crop_irrigat”, “batch_crops_N”, “water_nitrate”, “soil_gen”, “soil_parameters”, “climate_year_month”, and two tables to store the output data: “output_table_Wbal” and “output_table_Nbal”. An additional “output_N_balance query” was included in the database to summarize the data of each simulation with the main terms of the nitrogen balance for the crop duration in a way that can be easily copied and pasted in the table “Validation_NITIRSOIL_batch.xls” to ease comparison of simulated and observed data for the validation. In the table “Validation_nitirsoil_batch.xls” the observed data used in the NITIRSOIL validation were included. The data from 107 experimental treatments of 35 experimental fields and 11 vegetables crops (artichoke, onion, potato, carrot, spinach, leek, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, red cabbage, lettuce, romanesco broccoli) were organized in this table to allow the comparison with the simulated model output. All the experiments for the model validation were carried out in several locations of the Valencian Community (Spain). The batch version of the model “NITIRSOIL_BATCH” was also included to perform all the simulations of the validation., Peer reviewed

Frontier molecular orbitals of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 4, 10, 20); computation of the induced Raman dipole for inhomogeneous EM fields; derivation of the Stokes differential Raman cross-section d𝜎SERS𝑘dΩ; effect of the emission process on the SERS spectra of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 1, 4, 10, 20); effect of the vibrations of the gold clusters on the SERS spectra of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 1, 4, 10, 20); effect of the gold clusters on the molecular Raman shifts of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 1, 4, 10, 20); details on the optimization of the molecular structure of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 4, 10, and 20); structural parameters of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 1, 4, 10, 20); influence of the DFT functional on the Raman cross-section; enhancement factors for the vibrational mode ν42; effect of the relaxation of the gold clusters on the chemical structure of [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+ (n = 1, 4, and 10); analysis of the charge and polarizabilities for [Aun-BPDT-Aun]2+; and Cartesian coordinates of the optimized structures., Peer reviewed

Detailed synthetic description of the molecular precursors of 2-OS and SMe-2OS, and corresponding spectroscopic data; additional STM and STS data: sample after deposition of diol 1, on-surface generation of 2-OS by tip-induced reactions, manipulation experiments on 2-OS, on-surface generation of SMe-2OS, computed derivative of the dI/dV spectra in Figure 4; complementary MFH calculations; DFT study of the adsorption geometry of 2-OS on Au(111) and of the changes due to interactions with the STM tip, and DFT calculations including the effects of temperature., Peer reviewed

The common house mosquito Culex pipiens s.l., widely distributed in Europe, Africa, and North America has two recognized biotypes, Cx. pipiens biotype pipiens and Cx. pipiens biotype molestus, which hybridize. Despite their morphological similarities, these biotypes may exhibit ecological differences. This complex ecological mosaic may affect the interaction of Cx. pipiens with pathogens like avian Plasmodium, which is transmitted to wildlife. Although the vector competence for Cx. pipiens biotype molestus has been well studied, there is a lack of studies comparing the vector competence of Cx. pipiens biotype pipiens and their hybrids for the transmission of avian Plasmodium. Here, we evaluated the vector competence of the Cx. pipiens biotypes pipiens, molestus and their hybrids for the transmission of two avian Plasmodium species. Mosquitoes were allowed to feed on blood of wild infected birds and the presence of DNA of Plasmodium in head-thorax and saliva of mosquitoes was molecularly evaluated at 13 day-post exposure. The transmission rates (i.e., the detection of parasite DNA in mosquito saliva) for Plasmodium cathemerium were similar for the two biotypes of Cx. pipiens and their hybrids while Plasmodium relictum DNA was only found in the saliva of Cx. pipiens biotype pipiens. In addition, P. cathemerium was significantly more prevalent than P. relictum in the saliva of Cx. pipiens biotype pipiens. Our results suggest that avian Plasmodium is transmitted by both Cx. pipiens biotypes and their hybrids although differences could be found depending of the parasite species studied. Differences in the abundance of each biotype and their hybrids within areas characterized by distinct environmental conditions, along with variations in their blood-feeding patterns and the parasites infecting birds, could ultimately determine differences in the relevance of each Cx. pipiens biotype in the transmission of avian Plasmodium., Peer reviewed

Additional DFT data for single layer and hetero-bilayer NbSe2 structures is provided., Peer reviewed

Scattering-type scanning near-field optical microscopy (s-SNOM) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) (S1); calculated spectra of the dielectric function and reflectivity for the normal angle of incidence (S2); effect of the finite angle of incidence on the experimental reflectivity spectra (S3); polaritonic wavelength, group velocity, and propagation length: experiment vs theory (S4); temperature-dependent study of the polaritonic lifetime in the elliptical band (S5)., Peer reviewed

Summary of other copolycarbonate systems, synthetic method, 1H NMR and 13C NMR spectra, theoretical estimation of ideal melting enthalpy, WAXS/SAXS, and FT-IR spectra., Peer reviewed