Abstract: A system and method for fluorine ion implantation is described, which includes a fluorine gas source used to generate a fluorine ion species for implantation to a subject, and an arc chamber that includes one or more non-tungsten materials (graphite, carbide, fluoride, nitride, oxide, ceramic). The system minimizes formation of tungsten fluoride during system operation, thereby extending source life and promoting improved system performance. Further, the system can include a hydrogen and/or hydride gas source, and these gases can be used along with the fluorine gas to improve source lifetime and/or beam current.

Abstract: A method and system for fluorine ion implantation is described, where a fluorine compound capable of forming multiple fluorine ionic species is introduced into an ion implanter at a predetermined flow rate. Fluorine ionic species are generated at a predetermined arc power and source magnetic field, providing an optimized beam current for the desired fluorine ionic specie. The desired fluorine ionic specie, such as one having multiple fluorine atoms, is implanted into the substrate under the selected operating conditions.

Abstract: The system receives an event, which is generated during operation of an ecommerce system, wherein the event represents an action taken by a user while interacting with the ecommerce system. Next, the system determines whether the event is relevant to one or more time-based sessions for the user, wherein a time-based session is defined by a set of filter conditions and operators, which need to be satisfied for the user to be joined in an associated segment, wherein the set of filter conditions defines a time window for events. Then, for each identified relevant time-based session, the system updates the time-based session to include the event. If the update causes events in the time-based session to satisfy the set of filter conditions and operators, the system emits a segment-join event for the user to enable a downstream listener to perform an action in response to the user joining the segment.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to a system that manages how events are stored and retrieved in an event-driven computing system. During operation, the system obtains an event from a primary events table in the event-driven computing system, wherein the event is associated with a specific event type. Next, the system calculates an importance score for the event based on a rarity of the specific event type and an age of the event. If the importance score falls below a threshold, the system moves the event to a secondary events table, wherein the primary events table is provisioned with superior throughput capacity than the secondary events table, whereby the primary events table facilitates faster queries than the secondary events table.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to a system that segments users and associated events for an ecommerce system to facilitate actionable insights. During operation, the system receives a query to segment users of the ecommerce system and/or events associated with user actions, wherein the query comprises a Boolean expression with a list of filters that are applied attributes of the users and/or events to form filter groups, and wherein the filter groups are joined by logical operators. Next, the system performs a search based on the query to produce a result set comprising a list of users and/or events that satisfy the query. Finally, the system displays the result set to a customer-support agent for the ecommerce system to facilitate actionable insights.

Abstract: Antibodies to human N3pGlu A?, compositions comprising such N3pGlu A? antibodies, and methods of using such N3pGlu A? antibodies for the treatment of a disease characterized by deposition of A? including clinical or pre-clinical Alzheimer's disease, Down's syndrome, and clinical or pre-clinical cerebral amyloid angiopathy.

Abstract: A gas supply assembly is described for delivery of gas to a plasma flood gun which includes an inert gas and a fluorine-containing gas, wherein the assembly is configured to deliver a volume of the fluorine-containing gas to the flood gun that is not greater than 10% of a total volume of the fluorine-containing and inert gasses. The fluorine-containing gas can generate volatile reaction product gases from material deposits in the plasma flood gun, and to effect re-metallization of a plasma generation filament in the plasma flood gun. In combination with the gas amounts, the assembly and methods can use gas flow rates to optimize the cleaning effect and reduce filament material loss from the plasma flood gun during use.

Abstract: An ion source apparatus for ion implantation is described, including an ion source chamber, and a consumable structure in or associated with the ion source chamber, in which the consumable structure includes a solid dopant source material susceptible to reaction with a reactive gas for release of dopant in gaseous form to the ion source chamber, wherein the solid dopant source material comprises gallium nitride, gallium oxide, either of which may be isotopically enriched with respect to a gallium isotope, or combinations thereof.

Abstract: A double rope pet leash includes a leash body. A leash cavity is located in the leash body. A first leash assembly and a second leash assembly are connected to the leash body. The first leash assembly is fixedly connected with the leash body. The second leash assembly is located in the leash cavity and rotatably connected to the leash body. A first leash rope is pressed on the surface of the first leash assembly, and a second leash rope is pressed on the surface of the second leash assembly. The double rope pet leash further includes an open-close assembly connected to the leash body and capable of opening or closing the leash cavity.

Abstract: A pet leash preventing locking due to jerk includes a housing provided with a handle and a reel disk arranged in the housing. The reel disk is rotatably connected to the housing. A leash rope is wound on the reel disk. One end of the leash rope penetrates through the housing. The housing is provided with a rotary damper. A clutch structure is provided between the reel disk and the rotary damper, and is actuable under a centrifugal force to connect the reel disk to the rotary damper when a rotation speed of the reel disk exceeds a predetermined rotation speed.

Abstract: A testing socket including a circuit board having a by-pass circuit and testing pins is provided. The circuit board includes a core dielectric layer, a power plane, and a ground plane. The core dielectric layer has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The power plane is located on the first surface of the core dielectric layer, and the power plane is electrically connected to the by-pass circuit. The ground plane is located on the second surface of the core dielectric layer. The testing pins penetrates the circuit board, wherein two ends of each the testing pins are protruding out of the circuit board, a first group of the testing pins are electrically connected to the power plane, and a second group of the testing pins are electrically isolated from the power plane.

Abstract: A method of assessing nerve conduction of a trigeminal nerve in a subject in response to an oral cavity treatment by an oral composition helps improve/design oral care compositions, especially those having a sensate.

Abstract: A touch display panel includes a first patterned metal layer and a second patterned metal layer. The first patterned metal layer includes a first signal line and one or more first segments. The second patterned metal layer is disposed above the first patterned metal layer and includes a second signal line and one or more second segments, wherein the one or more second segments are electrically connected to the one or more first segments such that the one or more first segments and the one or more second segments collectively form at least a part of a touch sensing line.

Abstract: A test strip for microorganism detection includes: a porous substrate, a surface of which a surface has a first color; and a microorganism detection composition, which is at least adhered to a part of a surface of the porous substrate or at least adhered to a part of a surface of the porous substrate and a part of an interior of the porous substrate. The microorganism detection composition includes: a plurality of colored particles having a second color different than the first color; and a plurality of specific peptides immobilized on the surfaces of the plurality of colored particles, in which the plurality of specific peptides connect the plurality of colored particles to each other to make the plurality of colored particles aggregate to cover the part of the surface of the porous substrate and present the second color on the part of the surface of the porous substrate.

Abstract: Ion implantation processes and systems are described, in which carbon dopant source materials are utilized to effect carbon doping. Various gas mixtures are described, including a carbon dopant source material, as well as co-flow combinations of gases for such carbon doping. Provision of in situ cleaning agents in the carbon dopant source material is described, as well as specific combinations of carbon dopant source gases, hydride gases, fluoride gases, noble gases, oxide gases and other gases.

Abstract: A gas supply assembly is described for delivery of gas to a plasma flood gun which includes an inert gas and a fluorine-containing gas, wherein the assembly is configured to deliver a volume of the fluorine-containing gas to the flood gun that is not greater than 10% of a total volume of the fluorine-containing and inert gasses. The fluorine-containing gas can generate volatile reaction product gases from material deposits in the plasma flood gun, and to effect re-metallization of a plasma generation filament in the plasma flood gun. In combination with the gas amounts, the assembly and methods can use gas flow rates to optimize the cleaning effect and reduce filament material loss from the plasma flood gun during use.

Abstract: A hydrogenated isotopically enriched boron trifluoride (BF3) dopant source gas composition. The composition contains (i) boron trifluoride isotopically enriched above natural abundance in boron of atomic mass 11 (UB), and (ii) hydrogen in an amount of from 2 to 6.99 vol. %, based on total volume of boron trifluoride and hydrogen in the composition. Also described are methods of use of such dopant source gas composition, and associated apparatus therefor.

Abstract: Apparatus and method for use of solid dopant phosphorus and arsenic sources and higher order phosphorus or arsenic implant source material are described. In various implementations, solid phosphorus-comprising or arsenic-comprising materials are provided in the ion source chamber for generation of dimer or tetramer implant species. In other implementations, the ion implantation is augmented by use of a reactor for decomposing gaseous phosphor-us-comprising or arsenic-comprising materials to form gas phase dimers and tetramers for ion implantation.

Abstract: Fluid supply packages of varying types are described, which are useful for delivery of fluids to fluid-utilizing facilities such as semiconductor manufacturing facilities, solar panel manufacturing facilities, and flat-panel display manufacturing facilities. The fluid supply packages include fluid supply vessels and valve heads of varied configuration, as useful to constitute fluid supply packages that are pressure-regulated and/or adsorbent-based in character.

Abstract: An ion implantation system is described, including: an ion implanter comprising a housing defining an enclosed volume in which is positioned a gas box configured to hold one or more gas supply vessels, the gas box being in restricted gas flow communication with gas in the enclosed volume that is outside the gas box; a first ventilation assembly configured to flow ventilation gas through the housing and to exhaust the ventilation gas from the housing to an ambient environment of the ion implanter; a second ventilation assembly configured to exhaust gas from the gas box to a treatment apparatus that is adapted to at least partially remove contaminants from the gas box exhaust gas, or that is adapted to dilute the gas box exhaust gas, to produce a treated effluent gas, the second ventilation assembly comprising a variable flow control device for modulating flow rate of the gas box exhaust gas between a relatively lower gas box exhaust gas flow rate and a relatively higher gas box exhaust gas flow rate, and a mot