白光和红绿蓝光LED可调光源研制

为了提高LED光源色温和亮度的调节精度和准确度,结合色温由低向高变化时光色所呈现的渐变特点,提出了一种低色温白光LED灯珠、高色温白光LED灯珠加红绿蓝光LED灯珠补偿式调光的方法.将色温分成三个部分进行调节,每个部分选用不同的LED灯珠组合来进行调光.实验结果表明:不同组合情况下的LED光源的初始输出色温相对于目标值的偏差范围在1％以内;亮度可以在保证色温不变的情况下独立进行调节,初始输出值与目标值的偏差范围在1％以内;经过微调之后可以达到目标值;达到了色温和亮度独立调节的要求;光源发光稳定,不会因为长时间工作而影响调节精度.     

黑克、布劳、及伯曼-温采尔代数的诱导及分导系数和量子经典李代数的耦合与重新耦合系数

本文总结了计算黑克、布劳、及伯曼 温采尔代数在各种工数链下诱导及分导系数的线性方程方法(LEM)。特别强调了关于A,B,C,D型李代数及其量子情形与其中心代数之间的舒尔 魏尔 布劳双关性关系。这一关系使我们能够利用相应中心代数的诱导及分导系数计算出经典李代数及其量子情形的耦合与重新耦合系数。讨论了从该方法得到B,C,D型李代数不可约表示克罗内克积分解的应用。基于LEM还得到了处理对应于置换群CG系列问题的黑克代数张量积的方法。     

Carriers and sideband pairs and their analogues in physics and Biology

This is a further development of the author's paper A Unified Theory of Biology and Physics. It is found that male and female in biology, as well as particle and antiparticle in physics, are analogues of symmetrical sideband pairs in communication theory. This gives a new point of view from which to investigate the significance and characteristics of these different paired entities.These findings are intimately related to the fact that there are two transform domains of representation of entities in all the cases involved. They are the somatic and the genetic domains in biology, the configuration domain and the domain of conserved observables in physics, and the time and frequency domains in communication.     

激光跟瞄仿真系统及两种跟瞄方法

基于OpenGL和大气传输光学分析的3维全数字仿真是激光跟瞄系统的重要研究手段。为提高跟踪和瞄准精度,从激光跟瞄仿真系统整体出发,研究了目标成像中的投影变换、成像与跟踪的关系、高精度跟踪现有算法的控制过程仿真等内容,并提出了基于大视口、目标大气传输图像序列的跟瞄仿真技术。说明了仿真系统中跟瞄精度分析的特点。就某仿真场景,设计了"头部顶点"和"两点提取"两种跟瞄方法,在不同大气湍流条件下得到了它们的跟瞄精度,说明应用该激光跟瞄仿真系统,能够预先设计、测试和验证一些跟瞄方法,帮助进行算法分析和改进,从而提高工作效率和节约成本。     

Plants and colour: Flowers and pollination

While there is a range of colours found in plants the predominant colour is green. Pigments in plants have several roles e.g. photosynthesis and signalling. If colour is to be used as a signal then it must stand out from green. However, one should be aware that there are also coloured compounds where we have not yet fully investigated the role of colour in their functions—they may have roles in, for example, defence or heat exchange.In this paper, we will describe the basic chemistry of the major pigments found in plants and especially floral pigments. We will then discuss their locations in parts of the flower (such as sepals, petals, pollen and nectar), the cells in which they are found and their sub-cellular locations.Floral pigments have a large role to play in pollination of flowers by animals. They can and are modified in many ways during the development of flowers in nature, for example, at emergence and post-pollination. There are a range of biochemical mechanisms of colour change both within flowers and in isolated pigments. Some of the factors influencing colour are temperature, co-pigments, pH, metals, sugars, anthocyanin stacking and cell shape.There is a renewed interest in analysing floral pigments and how they are modified partly because of advances in recombinant DNA technologies, but also because of pollinators and their significance to biodiversity and for evolutionary studies. There is continued strong interest from the horticultural industry for the introduction of new colours e.g. the blue rose and for the exploitation of natural dyes. Funding in this area may impact future research in a potentially beneficial way but it must not deflect us from science-based conservation.     

Frequency of collisions between electrons and gas and vapor atoms and molecules

A resonant method based on the phenomenon of electron cyclotron resonance is used to determine the frequency of collisions between electrons and He, Ar atoms and H₂S, SO₂, H₂O, and CsCl molecules. Electron distribution over energy is measured under experimental conditions and the mean electron energy determined therefrom. Existing techniques of collision frequency measurement and calculation are discussed. Experimental dependences of reduced collision frequency on mean electron energy are obtained and the parameter E/N is compared to values presented in the literature.     

激光与计量基准

激光以它的良好的物理性质（单色性好、方向性强、能量大等）而被广泛应用到科学与技术许多领域。激光应用于计量科学和利用激光变更计量基本单位的定义和复现其定。都为计量科学的发展起到革命性的作用，文章介绍了激光与米定义及其复现，激光与秒定义，激光与国际温标，激光与质量自然基准和一系列激光在计量测试中的应用。     

Structural and optical properties of single and bilayer silver and gold films

Physics of the Solid State - An experimental study of structural and optical properties of silver and gold thin films, as well as bilayer films based on these metals, has been carried out. To study...     

Atomic and electronic structures and stability of icosahedral nanodiamonds and onions

The relative stability of alternative carbon nanoparticles with icosahedral symmetry, such as diamond-like nanocrystallites and multiwalled fullerenes (onions), is investigated using the parametric model and the density functional tight-binding (DFTB) method. It is demonstrated that an increase in the size of particles and their hydrogenation favor the stabilization of diamond-like nanocrystallites. The formation of “intermediate” nanostructures consisting of diamond-like nanocrystallites inside the fullerene cage is revealed. The electronic spectra of icosahedral carbon nanoparticles are calculated.     

国外超导材料技术研究政策和方向

超导材料技术是21世纪具有战略意义的高新技术,极具发展潜力和市场前景。世界各发达国家纷纷制定研发计划,给予高度重视和大力支持,加快超导材料技术的基础研究和产业化发展。主要从美国、日本、欧洲国家、韩国等国家的相关研发计划、政策以及主要科研机构的研发概况出发,阐明目前国外超导材料技术的研究政策和方向。     

Spectral-Luminescent Characteristics and Photoprocesses in a Psoralen Sensitizer and its Isomers and Methoxysubstitutes

The quantum chemistry method of intermediate neglect of differential overlap (INDO) with spectroscopic parameterization is used to study the spectroscopic-luminescent and physical characteristics of psoralen and its isomers and methoxysubstitutes. Efficient intersystem conversion, which causes significant population of triplets, is observed for the examined compounds. Effects of isomerism and methoxysubstitution on the energy level diagram, photoelectron spectrum, and dipole moments are demonstrated. The efficiency of psoralen sensitizers is examined.     

Detection and direction-discrimination of diotic and dichotic ramp modulations in amplitude and phase

When the source of a tone moves with respect to a listener's ears, dichotic (or interaural) phase and amplitude modulations (PM and AM) are produced. Two experiments investigated the psychophysical characteristics of dichotic linear ramp modulations in phase and amplitude, and compared them with the psychophysics of diotic PM and AM. In experiment 1, subjects were substantially more sensitive to dichotic PM than diotic PM, but AM sensitivity was equivalent in the dichotic and diotic conditions. Thresholds for discriminating modulation direction were smaller than detection thresholds for dichotic AM, and both diotic AM and PM. Dichotic PM discrimination thresholds were similar to detection thresholds. In experiment 2, the effects of ramp duration were examined. Sensitivity to dichotic AM and PM, and diotic AM increased as duration was increased from 20 ms to 200 ms. The functions relating sensitivity to ramp duration differed across the stimuli; sensitivity to dichotic PM increased more rapidly than sensitivity to dichotic or diotic AM. This was also reflected in shorter time-constants and minimum integration times for dichotic PM detection. These findings support the hypothesis that the analysis of dichotic PM and AM rely on separate mechanisms.     

Rapid and flexible laser marking and engraving of tilted and curved surfaces

We present a novel method for rapid and flexible laser marking and engraving of tilted, curved and freeform work-piece surfaces. The method is based on integrating a three-dimensional (3D) laser measurement system into a 3D laser marking system. We use the same laser source and optics for measurement and processing with a minimum of additional hardware components. A low power CW laser regime is used to measure the 3D shape of a work-piece surface while a high-peak power-pulsed laser regime is used for processing. The acquired 3D surface data are used to determine the 3D trajectory of the processing beam focus. Neither the 3D shape of the work-piece nor its orientation needs to be known in advance as long as the processed surface lies within the working range of the 3D laser processing system. This eliminates the need for exact work-piece positioning before processing and substantially improves processing flexibility (allowing, e.g. variations in work-piece shape or/and orientation from mark to mark). This paper discusses key issues concerning an implementation of the method and presents typical examples of markings and engravings, which demonstrate the advantages of the method with respect to the existing industrial 2D and 3D laser marking and engraving methods. The method can also be applied to flexible laser structuring and microprocessing of curved surfaces.     

Absorption and Scattering of Light by Silver and Gold Nanodisks and Nanoprisms

We study the influence of the shape of silver and gold nanoparticles on the spectra of absorption and scattering of the optical-range electromagnetic radiation. We perform numerical calculations of the cross sections of absorption and scattering of light on the basis of the FDTD method for the particles having the shape of a disk and a triangular prism. We establish that the positions of plasmon resonance peaks and the spectral distributions of intensities differ significantly for nanoparticles of different shapes even when the characteristic sizes of the particles are equal. The calculations carried out thus demonstrate that, along with the size and material of the plasmonic particle, its shape is yet another factor that essentially determines its optical features. The results of the study can be utilized in the development of the spectroscopic method of determining the shape of the metal nanoparticles and the quantitative estimate of their characteristic sizes.     

Displacement sensing and estimation theory and applications

In this paper we introduce NDSE (nanoscale displacement sensing and estimation) technology, encompassing a family of algorithms which estimate image displacements to within a few nanometers using optical microscopy, and to sub-nanometers using an imaging system with sub-optical imaging resolution. NDSE algorithms generally fall into two groups: (1) algorithms based on statistical analyses of images, such as correlations of the reference (non-displaced) frame with respect to the comparison (displaced) frame; (2) algorithms based on transforms, such as the Fourier transforms of the individual frames. Algorithms of the latter type, such as PCM (phase correlation method) and PDD (Phase delay detection), take advantage of the translation property of Fourier transforms. We describe a number of NDSE algorithms and their variants, and we explore the theoretical limits of displacement sensing and estimation by presenting error propagation models for idealized algorithms. HPs DSE (displacement sensing and estimation) algorithms have been successfully integrated into several products, providing displacement estimation with micron-level precision. Such products include the Capshare handheld scanner, HPs optical media advance sensor (OMAS), and optical mice. Research efforts are now focused on extending DSE into the nanoscale regime of NDSE. To illustrate the motivation behind this interest, we briefly discuss promising applications, such as alignment sensing for micro/nano lithography, web-tracking for web-based fabrication (e.g., roll-to-roll imprinting or printed electronics), and others. We present both the theoretical and experimental aspects of HP Labs drive to understand the fundamental limitations of image-based displacement estimation and to push DSE technology well into the nanoscale. Once demonstrated, NDSE can be immediately compared with competing nanoscale displacement-sensing and alignment-sensing technologies. NDSE-enabled methods could demonstrate several advantages over alternative techniques: (1) lower costs because conventional diffraction-limited optical systems can be used to achieve nanoscale displacement sensing and alignment; (2) lower costs because no specially-made high-accuracy alignment marks are required; and (3) lower costs due to potentially more simple and robust system designs. PACS 06.20.Dk     

Nonlocal potentials and their exact and approximate local and velocity-dependent equivalents

We show that good approximations to the exact equivalent local potential (ELP) and damping factor of a nonlocal Perey-Buck potential can be calculated in the partial wave WKB approximation of Horiuchi. The exact ELP and damping factor are obtained by means of a method previously given by one of us. We also confirm that an approximate ELP proposed by Bauhoff et al. is of comparable accuracy as the Horiuchi approximation. Thesel-dependent ELP's exhibit reduced attraction in the interior and provide a test for higher order WKB approximations. We subsequently obtain an equivalent velocity dependent potential (EVDP) which is even exactly wave function equivalent to the original nonlocal potential. This almost local potential, unlike the trivial equivalent local potential, is smooth and well-behaved and is therefore particularly useful in nuclear reactions where the off-shell behaviour of the potential is important.     

X-ray point- and line-projection microscopy and diffraction

A theoretical framework is presented to treat both imaging and diffraction experiments performed with point-focus and line-focus X-ray sources, with particular emphasis on two-dimensional and planar X-ray waveguides. In particular, point-projection and line-projection microscopy has been approached within the Huygens-Fresnel formalism; point-projection and line-projection diffraction, such as spatially-resolved Bragg/Laue diffraction of crystalline samples in a regime of dynamical scattering, has been treated both by means of the Huygens-Fresnel formalism and of the Takagi-Taupin dynamical theory. Both in point- and line- projection geometry, simply rotating the investigated crystalline samples, it is possible to switch from Fresnel self-imaging to Bragg/Laue diffraction conditions. This means to image, within the same experiment, either morphological features, with a sub-micrometric resolution, out of the exact diffraction condition, or the structure order on an atomic scale if placing the sample in diffraction.     

Review and update of lens and grid schlieren and motion camera schlieren

Optical density variation in fluids and transparent solids can often be studied by examining the effect of refraction of light passing through the medium. The schlieren technique has proven to be particularly well suited for these applications, and has been widely used for wind-tunnel studies. Newer variations of this technique have extended it to a wide range of applications. The lens and grid schlieren systems have been used to examine aerodynamic flow fields that were previously difficult to study with conventional schlieren systems. Motion camera schlieren was developed to obtain the flow field around aircraft in flight and rocket sleds. This paper gives an up to date review of the background and development of the lens and grid schlieren and motion camera schlieren techniques and includes examples of many of the flows studied using the techniques, including some previously unpublished ones. In addition, some preliminary results from new versions of both types of systems are described.     

Spin and Statistics and First Principles

It was shown in the early seventies that, in Local Quantum Theory (that is the most general formulation of Quantum Field Theory, if we leave out only the unknown scenario of Quantum Gravity) the notion of Statistics can be grounded solely on the local observable quantities (without assuming neither the commutation relations nor even the existence of unobservable charged field operators); one finds that only the well known (para)statistics of Bose/Fermi type are allowed by the key principle of local commutativity of observables. In this frame it was possible to formulate and prove the Spin and Statistics Theorem purely on the basis of First Principles.     

Atomic and Molecular Data and their Applications

This topical issue on Atomic and molecular data and their applications was motivated by the 10th International Conference on Atomic and Molecular Data (ICAMDATA 2016), which was held from September 26 to 29, 2016 in Gunsan, Republic of Korea. The topics of this issue reflect those of the conference program. The scientific papers in the topical issue cover the fields of atomic and molecular structure, radiative transitions, scattering processes, data base development, and the applications of atomic and molecular data to plasma modeling.