An energy-independent nonlocal potential model for bound and scattering states

The general expression of the nucleon-nucleus optical potential has been obtained using Watson's multiple scattering theory and Wolfenstein's parametrization of the nucleon-nucleon scattering amplitude. The resulting theoretical potential is nonlocal and consists of an energy-independent central volume plus surface real and imaginary potential and of a Thomas-like spin-orbit term. The analysis has been restricted to N = Z spherical nuclei, so that neither isospin-isospin nor spin-spin interactions have been included. The widely used Perey-Buck, Greenlees, and Watson expressions of the optical potential are easily obtained as particular cases. For practical purposes, the nonlocal potential has been parametrized in the Frahn-Lemmer form, using Woods-Saxon radial form factors, and the equivalent local potential (ELP) has been calculated by a Perey-Buck-like transformation.The ELP has a radial behavior very similar to the original nonlocal one, but the potential depths and radii are energy dependent. The six free parameters in the ELP have been adjusted to fit the available experimental data in the ?70 to + 150 MeV range of interest in nuclear reactions, namely, energies of single hole and single particle states, charge distributions, proton elastic scattering cross sections, and polarizations. The fitted potential depths show an energy dependence in remarkable agreement with the model predictions with a central nonlocality range β ? 1 F and a spin-orbit nonlocality range β₃ ? 0.8 F. The relative importance of surface and volume dependence in the real central potential in also discussed.     

Hartree-Fock calculations for finite nuclei with equivalent nonlocal potentials

The method of constructing equivalent regular two-body potentials by a unitary transformation of the two-body Hamiltonian has been generalized to spin-parity dependent nuclear potentials containing tensor- and spin-orbit terms. Starting from the Gammel-Christian-Thaler potential, which includes tensor forces, we obtained a class of equivalent regular, but nonlocal potentials depending on a parameterλ — the range of nonlocality. — These potentials have been used in a Hartree-Fock calculation for the closed-shell nuclei He⁴, C¹², O¹⁶, Si²⁸, S³², Ca⁴⁰. The calculated binding energies show a slowλ-variation with a minimum in the region of 0.7 f. The nuclear radii decrease with increasingλ and are in general too small. The sequence of single particle levels of the nuclei with closedl- shells is in agreement with that obtained with the usual nuclear shell model potential including spin-orbit coupling.     

Extended electron and nonlocal electromagnetic interaction: The perturbation theory

The nonlocal interaction between electrons and electromagnetic fields is considered. It is shown that different contraction forms of interacting fields are equivalent to different nonlocal theories where nonlocality is connected to either the photon field or the electron field, or to both these fields simultaneously. The nonlocal theory where the electron carries nonlocality is studied in detail. The gauge invariance of this model is achieved by using thed-operation applying the perturbation theory. Primitive Feynman diagrams of the nonlocal theory are investigated and a restriction on the “size”l of the electron is obtained. From low-energy experimental data from tests of local quantum electrodynamics it follows thatl≦10⁻¹⁵ cm.     

Nonlocality in the Nucleon-Nucleon Interaction Due to Minimal-Relativity Factors: Effects on Two-Nucleon Observables and the Three-Nucleon Binding Energy

Minimal-relativity factors, when multiplied to a static local mesonexchange nucleon-nucleon potential, lead to a nonlocal potential. It is shown that the nonlocality can be represented by an analytically given nonlocality function, which has a width inversely proportional to the nucleon mass and which tends towards δ(r − r), the usual locality condition, in the limit of the nucleon mass going to infinity. Consequences of this particular type of non-locality for two-nucleon observables and for the three-nucleon binding energy are investigated along with a Malfliet-Tjjon-type potential. After readjusting the potential parameters of the nonlocal potential such that its two-nucleon properties are well matched to the ones of the static local potential the effect of the nonlocality on the three-nucleon binding energy essentially vanishes. Received October 9, 1995; revised December 30, 1995; accepted for publication March 12, 1996     

利用Z扫描技术确定非局域非线性介质的非线性折射率

采用高斯分解法，分析并讨论了非局域非线性介质的Z扫描特性.基于介质的非线性响应函数为高斯型，给出了用于确定非局域非线性介质的非线性折射率系数的透过率表达式，分析了非局域非线性介质的非局域程度对透过率曲线的影响,得到了计算非局域非线性介质的非线性折射率系数以及非局域程度的方法，讨论了由于非局域性条件所带来的对实验上的一些参数的调整，提出了测量介质非局域程度的可行的实验方法并说明了其他注意事项.同时还数值模拟了在介质的响应函数为双曲正割型情况下通过薄样品的远场Z扫描曲线，并与高斯响应情况下的结果进行了比较. 关键词： 非局域程度 薄介质 远场条件 Z扫描曲线')" href="#">Z扫描曲线     

Nonlocal optical properties in AlGaAs/GaAs coupled quantum well nanostructures

Nonlocal intersubband optical absorption properties in AlGaAs/GaAs coupled quantum well (CQW) nanostructures are investigated for a p-polarized light in the case of taking spatial nonlocality of optical response into account. The numerical results show that the spatial nonlocality of optical response can lead optical spectrum lines to have a radiation shift due to the nonlocal effects, and the spatial nonlocality is associated closely with the coupling effects between the potential wells of the CQW system. The dependence of the radiation shift on structure parameters of the CQW is clarified. It is also demonstrated that the maximal radiation shift and the least optical absorbance can be obtained by optimizing structure parameters of the CQW. These results may be constructive in designing nanomaterials with various nonlocality and observing the spatial nonlocal effects in experiment.     

An energy-independent nonlocal potential model. II. The asymmetry term

We analyze the single-particle bound-state properties and the elastic scattering of protons and neutrons in various groups of isotopes, ranging from C up to Sn, by means of an energy-independent nonlocal optical model. The potential is obtained as an extension of the one used in the analysis of N = Z nuclei, the new term being a Lane-type potential with the same geometrical parameters as the isoscalar one. The radius of the potential is determined by the fit of single-particle energies and charge distribution in one nuclide of each group and it is given by $\text{R}{}_{\mathrm{N}}\text{= 1.16 (A?1)}{}^{\mathrm{<mtext>1</mtext><mtext>3</mtext>}}\text{F}$. The well depths of the equivalent local potential are fitted to a large set of single-particle energies, measured in stripping and pick-up reactions, and show an energy dependence which is consistent with a unique nonlocal energy-independent potential having isoscalar nonlocality $\text{β ? 1F}$ and isovector nonlocality $\text{β}{}_{\mathrm{T}}\text{? 1.6F}$. In particular, the bound-state data can determine the isovector part of the potential with fair accuracy, provided that proton and neutron, T> and T<, particle and hole states are analyzed: its average value at zero energy shows an increasing behavior from C to Mo. The nucleon point distribution and r.m.s. radii corresponding to this model potential have been calculated in various nuclei.     

Nonlocality in imaging

We show how an effective nonlocality in imaging can lead to the sampling of a spatial region which is not significantly illuminated by an imaging probe. The nonlocality is embodied in the effective nonlocal potential describing inelastic scattering which occurs when coupled channel Schr?dinger equations are reduced to a single integro-differential equation. The context in which this prediction will be illustrated is atomic resolution imaging based on energy-loss spectroscopy in scanning transmission electron microscopy.     

Dynamic dielectric response of a quantum wire superlattice in interaction with a nonlocal host medium

We study nonlocality effects of a bulk plasmalike dielectric medium on the plasmon spectrum of a one-dimensional (1D) quantum wire superlattice in interaction with the 3D nonlocal host bulk plasma, by carrying out a closed-form analytic determination of the inverse dielectric function κ for the joint nanostructure system within the random phase approximation (RPA), in which we treat nonlocality of the 1D superlattice in the RPA and that of the bulk medium in the hydrodynamic model. By examining the frequency poles of κ (i.e., the dispersions relations), we show analytically that coupled plasmon modes of the interacting 1D superlattice-3D nonlocal host are damped in high frequencies (damping is pronounced near resonance region) and that nonlocality of the host medium introduces nonlocal low frequency (real) modes into the spectrum, which have cutoff frequencies for finite wave vector values. In order to describe the impact of nonlocality effects more clearly, we also examine the spectrum numerically.     

The solitons in Bessel lattice potential with nonlocal nonlinearity

The existence and stability of fundamental and multipole solitons in Bessel potential are studied, including linear case, and nonlocal nonlinearity cases. For linear case, the eigenvalues and eigenfunction for different modulated depths of Bessel potential are obtained numerically. For nonlocal nonlinear cases, the existence and stability of fundamental and multipole solitons are studied. The results show that there exists a critical propagation constant b _c of solitons, below which the solitons vanish. The value of b _c is associated with the eigenvalue for linear case. It is found that nonlocality can expand the stability region of solitons. Fundamental and dipole solitons are stable in the whole region and the stable range of multipole solitons increase with increasing of the nonlocal degree.     

The microscopic feshbach optical potential for a schematic coupled channel example

By means of a method of expanding the solutions of a system of coupled equations into a set of positive-energy sturmian basis functions, a separable approximation to the microscopic (Feshbach) elastic optical potential is obtained. The properties of this nonlocal potential are analysed in terms of the moments of the potential and of the wronskian of two independent solutions of the single-channel nonlocal Schroedinger equation. A numerical application is given for a schematic coupled channel example, representing a 60 MeV neutron incident on a schematic nucleus with up to 10 channels, coupled by phenomenological surface-peaked potentials.The nature of the nonlocality of this schematic potential is very different from the nonlocality due to exchange effects in that the wronskian is strongly angular momentum dependent and can be larger as well as smaller than unity. The range of the nonlocality is found to be larger than the wavelength of the elastic projectile.     

Bound on nonlocal scale from g − 2 of muon in a nonlocal W-S model

We consider the nonlocal version of the Weinberg Salam model (following Kleppe et al.) with a finite parameter Λ signifying a fundamental length scale. We calculate the extra contributions to the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon coming from the nonlocal structure in this model. We find that the nonlocal contribution can be comparable to weak contributions and goes to increase theoretical estimates. We use this calculation to determine the limit on the scale of nonlocality. We obtain the result 1/Λ ? 3 × 10^?16cm, which could be improved when present experimental errors narrow down.     

(1+2)维各向同性介质中的旋转椭圆空间光孤子

从(1+2)维非局域非线性薛定谔方程出发, 通过坐标变换得到了旋转坐标系下的非局域非线性薛定谔方程. 假设响应函数为高斯型, 用虚时间法数值求解了旋转坐标系下的非局域非线性薛定谔方程的静态孤子解, 迭代出了不同非局域程度条件下的静态椭圆孤子数值解. 最后采用分步傅里叶算法, 以迭代的孤子解作为初始输入波形, 模拟了在不同的非局域程度条件下, (1+2)维椭圆空间光孤子的旋转传输特性. 强非局域时, 椭圆光孤子的长轴方向和短轴方向波形都是高斯型, 其他的非局域程度下, 不是高斯型. 由此表明：(1+2)维椭圆光孤子对非局域程度依赖性很强. 旋转角速度和功率均与非局域程度以及孤子的椭圆度有关.     

(1+2)维空间光孤子在非局域克尔介质中的传输特性

 从非局域非线性薛定谔方程出发,采用分步傅里叶算法数值讨论了在一定的非局域程度条件下,（1+2）维空间光孤子的传输特性, 数值求解了光孤子各特性参量。假定非局域克尔介质的响应函数为高斯型,得出了在一定的非局域程度条件下空间光孤子的数值解,并数值证明了它们的稳定性。结果表明:（1+2）维光孤子对非局域程度依赖性很强。在一定的非局域程度下,光束能以光孤子态在非局域克尔介质中稳定传输。强非局域时,光孤子的波形是高斯型,其它的非局域程度下,不是高斯型。当非局域程度较弱时,不存在孤子解。     

Electromagnetic and weak interactions in stochastic space-time: A review

A scheme for a nonlocal theory of quantized fields based on the hypothesis of stochastic space is proposed. Within this scheme the gauge-invariant quantum electrodynamics of particles with spin 0, 1/2, 1 and four-fermion weak interactions are constructed, and nonlocal corrections to the anomalous magnetic moments of leptons and to the Lamb shift are calculated. Some consequences of the neutrino oscillations and the electromagnetic properties of neutrinos are considered in detail. Further the rare decayK _L ⁰ →Μ⁺Μ^? and the mass difference ofK _L ⁰ andK _S ⁰ mesons are investigated in this model. It is shown that the parameter of nonlocality (elementary lengthl) of weak interactions which can characterize a domain of unification of weak and electromagnetic interactions is ～10^?16 cm. The low-energy experiments imply that quantum electrodynamics is valid up to distances of order ～10^?15 cm.     

(1+2)维空间光孤子在非局域克尔介质中的传输特性

从非局域非线性薛定谔方程出发,采用分步傅里叶算法数值讨论了在一定的非局域程度条件下,（1+2）维空间光孤子的传输特性, 数值求解了光孤子各特性参量。假定非局域克尔介质的响应函数为高斯型,得出了在一定的非局域程度条件下空间光孤子的数值解,并数值证明了它们的稳定性。结果表明:（1+2）维光孤子对非局域程度依赖性很强。在一定的非局域程度下,光束能以光孤子态在非局域克尔介质中稳定传输。强非局域时,光孤子的波形是高斯型,其它的非局域程度下,不是高斯型。当非局域程度较弱时,不存在孤子解。     

Propagation properties of spatial optical solitons in different nonlocal nonlinear media with arbitrary degrees of nonlocality

We address the physical features exhibited by spatial optical solitons propagating in nonlocal Kerr-type media with Gaussian-shaped response and exponential-decay response, respectively. An iteration algorithm based on the split-step Fourier method is developed to obtain the numerical solutions of the solitons for the nonlocal nonlinear Schrödinger equation with arbitrary degrees of nonlocality. Our numerical results show that the soliton properties in the normalized system are different with the change of the degree of nonlocality and with the different responses. The profiles undergo a gradual and continuous transition from a Gaussian-shaped function in the strongly nonlocal case to a hyperbolic secant function in the local case for the Gaussian-shaped response, but for the exponential-decay response, the soliton profile is not Gaussian-shaped even in the strongly nonlocal cases. For the same response function, the stronger the nonlocality is, the higher the critical powers for solitons are and the larger of the phase shifts of the solitons. For the same degrees of nonlocality, when the degrees of nonlocality is larger enough, both the critical power and the phase shift for the Gaussian-shaped response are larger than that for the exponential-decay response.     

Hidden Variables with Nonlocal Time

To relax the apparent tension between nonlocal hidden variables and relativity, we propose that the observable proper time is not the same quantity as the usual proper-time parameter appearing in local relativistic equations. Instead, the two proper times are related by a nonlocal rescaling parameter proportional to |ψ|², so that they coincide in the classical limit. In this way particle trajectories may obey local relativistic equations of motion in a manner consistent with the appearance of nonlocal quantum correlations. To illustrate the main idea, we first present two simple toy models of local particle trajectories with nonlocal time, which reproduce some nonlocal quantum phenomena. After that, we present a realistic theory with a capacity to reproduce all predictions of quantum theory.     

Paramagnetic defects in manganese-doped lead tungstate

In manganese-doped PbWO₄ crystals, low-intensity signals of triclinic clusters Mn⁴⁺-V _O and Fe³⁺-V _Pb have been revealed in addition to signals of Mn²⁺ tetragonal centers. The Mn⁴⁺-V _O cluster is formed by a Mn⁴⁺ ion in the W⁶⁺ position, which is associated with a vacancy of the nearest neighbor O^2?ion, and the Fe³⁺-V _Pb cluster consists of a Fe³⁺ ion substituting for Pb²⁺ with a local compensation of by a lead vacancy. It has been shown that, in PbWO₄: Mn, there is also a small amount of Mn⁴⁺ tetragonal centers located in the Pb²⁺ position with a nonlocal compensation of an excess charge.     

Quantum Potential in Relativistic Dynamics

The experimental confirmation of nonlocality has renewed interest in Bohm's quantum potential. The construction of quantum potentials for relativistic systems has encountered difficulties which do not arise in a parametrized formulation of relativistic quantum mechanics known as Relativistic Dynamics. The purpose of this paper is to show how to construct a quantum potential in the relativistic domain by deriving a relativistically invariant quantum potential using Relativistic Dynamics. The formalism is applied to three relativistic scalar particle models: a single particle interacting with a scalar potential; N particles interacting with a scalar potential; and a single particle interacting with an electromagnetic 4-vector potential.