Graphene Saturable Absorber Mirror for Mode-Locked Orange Pulse Laser

Journal of Russian Laser Research - We demonstrate a passively-mode-locked Pr3+: LuLiF4 laser operated at the 604 nm orange wave-length, using monolayer graphene as a saturable absorber. The...     

An Analysis of Vibrations and Rotations in the First Hydrogen Sulfide Hexade: the 4ν2 H $$_{2}^{{32}}$$ S Band

Optics and Spectroscopy - The infrared spectrum of the H2S molecule is recorded using a Bruker IFS 125HR Fourier transform spectrometer and studied in the range of 4500–5000 cm–1, in...     

Bidirectional and Unidirectional Negative Differential Thermal Resistance Effect in a Modified Lorentz Gas Model

Recently,the negative differential thermal resistance effect was discovered in a homojunction made of a negative thermal expansion material,which is very promising for realizing macroscopic thermal transistors.Similar to the Monte Carlo phonon simulation to deal with grain boundaries,we introduce positive temperature-dependent interface thermal resistance in the modified Lorentz gas model and find negative differential thermal resistance effect.In the homojunction,we reproduce a pair of equivalent negative differential thermal resistance effects in different temperature gradient directions.In the heterojunction,we realize the unidirectional negative differential thermal resistance effect,and it is accompanied by the super thermal rectification effect.Using this new way to achieve high-performance thermal devices is a new direction,and will provide extensive reference and guidance for designing thermal devices.     

Derived dimension via τ-tilting theory

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal - Comparing the bounded derived categories of an algebra and of the endomorphism algebra of a given support τ-tilting module, we find a relation between the...     

Two Dimensional Locally Resonance Phononic Crystals for the Reduction of Vibration and Noise in Wheel-driven Bus

Acoustical Physics - In order to suppress the vibration and noise in the middle and low frequency band of the wheel-driven bus, this paper explores the application of the locally resonant phononic...     

Relative volume comparison of Ricci flow

In this paper we derive a relative volume comparison of Ricci flow under a certain local curvature condition. It is a refinement of Perelman's no local collapsing theorem in Perelman(2002).     

Output feedback regulation of large-scale feedforward systems with discrete and distributed delays

Nonlinear Dynamics - This paper proposes an output feedback control strategy to achieve the global regulation of a class of large-scale feedforward nonlinear systems with discrete and distributed...     

The Integrative Approach to Study of the Structure and Functions of Cardiac Voltage-Dependent Ion Channels

Crystallography Reports - Membrane proteins, including ion channels, became the focus of structural proteomics midway through the 20th century. Methods for studying ion channels are diverse and...     

Reduced Density Matrix and Quantum Correlation in Two-Qubit Quantum Rabi Model

International Journal of Theoretical Physics - In this work, we give an analytical derivation of the reduced density matrix between two qubits in a cavity field, which is described by the quantum...     

Dynamic mechanical relaxation and thermal creep of high-entropy La30Ce30Ni10Al20Co10 bulk metallic glass

Spatial frequency shift(SFS) microscopy with evanescent wave illumination shows intriguing advantages, including large field of view(FOV), high speed, and good modularity. However, a missing band in the spatial frequency domain hampers the SFS superresolution microscopy from achieving resolution better than 3 folds of the Abbe diffraction limit. Here, we propose a novel tunable large-SFS microscopy, making the resolution improvement of a linear system no longer restricted by the detection numerical aperture(NA). The complete wide-range detection in the spatial frequency domain is realized by tuning the illumination spatial frequency actively and broadly through an angle modulation between the azimuthal propagating directions of two evanescent waves. The vertical spatial frequency is tuned via a sectional saturation effect, and the reconstructed depth information can be added to the lateral superresolution mask for 3D imaging. A lateral resolution of λ/9, and a vertical localization precision of ~λ/200(detection objective NA = 0.9) are realized with a gallium phosphide(GaP) waveguide. Its unlimited resolution enhancing capability is demonstrated by introducing a designed metamaterial chip with an unusual large refractive index. Besides the great resolution enhancement, this method shows better anti-noise capability than classical structured illumination microscopy without SFS tunability. This method is chip-compatible and can potentially provide a massproducible illumination chip module achieving the fast, large-FOV, and deep-subwavelength 3D nanoscopy.