铁基非晶丝样低频涡流损耗分析

以非晶丝的芯-壳(core-shell)结构模型为基础,对铁基非晶丝考虑其芯内存在一沿轴向的应力磁各向异性K_c, 而壳内是沿径向的应力磁各向异性K_s(K_c和K_s均为应力能常量λ_sσ₀的函数),导出了样品的交流环向磁导率μ_φ(r).由Maxwell方程和Ohm定律计算出此模型下的低频经典涡流损耗反常因子为η＝2．2.理论值与实验结果的比较表明,铁基非晶丝的 关键词： 非晶丝 芯壳结构 涡流损耗反常因子     

Graphs of Non-Crossing Perfect Matchings

 Let P _n be a set of n=2m points that are the vertices of a convex polygon, and let ℳ _m be the graph having as vertices all the perfect matchings in the point set P _n whose edges are straight line segments and do not cross, and edges joining two perfect matchings M ₁ and M ₂ if M ₂=M ₁−(a,b)−(c,d)+(a,d)+(b,c) for some points a,b,c,d of P _n . We prove the following results about ℳ _m : its diameter is m−1; it is bipartite for every m; the connectivity is equal to m−1; it has no Hamilton path for m odd, m>3; and finally it has a Hamilton cycle for every m even, m≥4. Received: October 10, 2000 Final version received: January 17, 2002 RID="*" ID="*" Partially supported by Proyecto DGES-MEC-PB98-0933 Acknowledgments. We are grateful to the referees for comments that helped to improve the presentation of the paper.     

Single molecule photobleaching probes the exciton wave function in a multichromophoric system

The exciton wave function of a trichromophoric system is investigated by means of single molecule spectroscopy at room temperature. Individual trimers exhibit superradiance and loss of vibronic structure in emission spectrum, features proving exciton delocalization. We identify two distinct photodegradation pathways for single trimers upon sequential photobleaching of the chromophores. The rate of each pathway is a measure for the contribution of the separate dyes to the collective excited state of the system, in this way probing the wave function of the delocalized exciton.     

The influence of thermal annealing on the structural and magnetic properties of gold nanoparticles

In the past few years ferromagnetic-like behavior has been reported in metal gold nanoparticles coated with diverse organic surfactants. In this work we report on the effect of thermal annealing on the ferromagnetic-like behavior of oleic acid and oleylamine coated gold nanoparticles of about 7 nm size. The magnetic moment of the “as prepared” sample is about 3×10⁻² emu/g and the coercive field is 200 Oe at 10 kOe and 5 K, after the annealing the behavior changes from ferromagnetic-like to paramagnetic and the magnetization at 10 kOe decreases at a factor of 10. These results are compared with those obtained for oleylamine coated gold nanoparticles, which are diamagnetic at room temperature.     

A Scalar Field as a Candidate for the Cosmological Non-baryonic Dark Matter

We present an up-to-date report on the status ofthe cosmological model based on a massive scalar fieldnon-minimally coupled to gravity, which has beenrecently used to explain the apparent periodicity in the distribution of galaxies, and as a modelfor the missing non-baryonic component of dark matter,within the standard inflationary scenario ( = 1).The model agrees with most cosmological observations, however local experiments can pose seriousconstraints that indicate the necessity of a slightlymodified model.     

On the classification of exceptional planar functions over \mathbb {F}_{p}

We will present many strong partial results towards a classification of exceptional planar/PN monomial functions on finite fields. The techniques we use are the Weil bound, Bézout’s theorem, and Bertini’s theorem.     

Multiplexed arrays of chemosensors by parallel dip-pen nanolithography

Miniaturized combined arrays of three different pH indicators allowing for sensitive, robust and broad-range acidity detection are prepared by parallel dip-pen nanolithography, which proves the potential of this technique to fabricate multiplexed platforms at the micro- and nanoscale that can act as sensors.     

Magnetoresistance in La0.5Sr0.5MnO2.5

Resistance measurements indicate the presence of magnetoresistance in the La_0.5Sr_0.5MnO_2.5 brownmillerite related compound. An 80 % of magnetoresistance is found at 75 K. In spite of the partial break‐up occurring at the 3D network of octahedra sharing corners, characteristic of the full oxygen content perovskite phase, the oxygen deficient compound exhibits complex magnetic and electric properties. Such behavior can be explained on the basis of ferromagnetic and metallic clusters randomly distributed at the octahedral layers separated from each other by an insulating antiferromagnetic matrix. AC susceptibility measurements suggest spin glass behavior at low temperature as a consequence of the competition between different magnetic interactions.     

Permanent magnetism in phosphine- and chlorine-capped gold: from clusters to nanoparticles

Magnetometry results have shown that gold NPs (∼2 nm in size) protected with phosphine and chlorine ligands exhibit permanent magnetism. When the NPs size decreases down to the subnanometric size range, e.g. undecagold atom clusters, the permanent magnetism disappears. The near edge structure of the X-ray absorption spectroscopy data points out that charge transfer between gold and the capping system occurs in both cases. These results strongly suggest that nearly metallic Au bonds are also required for the induction of a magnetic response. Electron paramagnetic resonance observations indicate that the contribution to magnetism from eventual iron impurities can be disregarded.