Influence of the electronic shell structure on the elastic scattering of heavy ions

The interatomic potential of the system I-I at intermediate and small distances is calculated from atomic DFS electron densities within a statistical model. Structures in the potential, due to the electronic shells, are investigated. Calculations of the elastic differential scattering cross section for small angles and several keV impact energies shoe a detailed peak pattern which can be correlated to individual electronic shell interaction.     

Double phase transition in hadronic matter at zero temperature

The phase transition at zero temperature between hadronic matter and quark-gluon plasma (QGP) is considered within bag model ideology with intermediate phase Q of deconfined constituent quarks (valons) taken into account. Nucleon interactions are treated within Mean Field Approximation method with several model interaction potentials. It is shown that for reasonable choice of model parameters intermediate Q phase appears at zero temperature as well.     

Phenomenological theory of phase diagrams. The case of Landau’s potentials with \mathcal{L} = 43m

Diversity-induced resonance, the emergence of coherent spatiotemporal patterns at intermediate parameter disorder, is a well-known phenomenon in lattices of excitable elements. Here we study the pattern events behind diversity-induced resonance in a lattice of coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo oscillators. Starting out with the observation that maximal spiral wave counts occur at intermediate values of parameter diversity, we analyze the competition between spiral and target wave patterns in the asymptotic collective state. We devise stylized numerical “in silico” competition experiments of (individual) patterns to understand the regulating parameters of the competing pattern events occurring stochastically in the full (“in vivo”) numerical simulation. Our analysis shows that pattern competition is a principal driving mechanism behind this form of diversity-induced resonance and that different types of competition take place: some follow the frequency composition of target and spiral waves, others are dictated by the statistics of parameter distributions. In particular, the increase and decrease of spiral wave counts with increasing diversity are statistically regulated by the number of oscillatory elements in the lattice, rather than by the frequency differences between target and spiral waves.     

多重碎裂的同位旋效应和动量相关作用的影响

利用同位旋相关的量子分子动力学模型,对中能重离子碰撞过程中多重碎裂对于同位旋自由度和动量相关作用的依赖性进行了研究.结果表明:在相对较高能区,碎片的平均多重性敏感地依赖于介质中核子–核子碰撞截面的同位旋效应,但很弱地依赖于对称势;动量相关作用增强了中等质量碎片多重性对于核子–核子碰撞截面的同位旋依赖的敏感性.中等质量碎片的平均多重性可用作提取介质中同位旋相关的核子–核子碰撞截面的探针.     

Ac conductivity in boron doped amorphous carbon films

Experimental results on frequency and temperature dependence of ac conduction in boron doped amorphous carbon films are analyzed in the framework of available microscopic models. Depending on the response, the conductivity plot is divided into three regimes (low frequency high temperature; moderate frequency intermediate temperature; high frequency low temperature) and the data in the respective regimes are corroborated with the various theoretical models accordingly. The conductivity data at high frequency and low temperature suggests that relaxation via quantum mechanical tunneling might be the dominant conduction mechanism. At intermediate temperatures and moderate frequencies, the conductivity data is in good agreement with extended pair approximation model with interaction correction. Signature of enhanced interaction effect is observed at low temperature.     

On the sources of wayside noise generated by high-speed trains

A linear array of 14 microphones was used to measure radiated noise generated by a four-carriage electric train travelling at speeds between 160 and 250 km/h. Most of the results given in this paper pertain to apparent source locations of wheel/rail interaction noise, although preliminary data collected in a concurrent study of railway aerodynamic noise are briefly mentioned. An analysis of the measurements suggests that apparent sources of wheel/rail interaction noise are located (i) in the rail or substructure at low frequencies, (ii) on the wheel rim just below the axle at intermediate or peak frequencies, and (iii) on the lower part of the wheel and possibly in the rail at high frequencies.     

Equilibrium polarization of ultrathin PbTiO3 with surface compensation controlled by oxygen partial pressure

We present a synchrotron x-ray study of the equilibrium polarization structure of ultrathin PbTiO(3) films on SrRuO(3) electrodes epitaxially grown on SrTiO(3) (001) substrates, as a function of temperature and the external oxygen partial pressure (pO(2)) controlling their surface charge compensation. We find that the ferroelectric Curie temperature (T(C)) varies with pO(2) and has a minimum at the intermediate pO(2), where the polarization below T(C) changes sign. The experiments are in qualitative agreement with a model based on Landau theory that takes into account the interaction of the phase transition with the electrochemical equilibria for charged surface species. The paraelectric phase is stabilized at intermediate pO(2) when the concentrations of surface species are insufficient to compensate either polar orientation.     

16-MeV O7+碰撞氦原子单电离的全微分截面

考虑核间相互作用,利用修正的库仑玻恩模型(MCB-PT)计算了入射能量为16 MeV 的O7+碰撞氦单电离的全微分截面,并将计算结果与最近的实验数据和三体库仑波(3C)模型及含核间相互作用的连续扭曲波程函初态 (CDW-EIS-PT)模型所得结果进行了比较,发现MCB-PT理论结果在中间动量转移条件下binary峰的位置与实验结果符合得很好,且位于动量转移的方向上。此外,分析了扭曲效应对全微分截面的影响,表明随着动量转移的增加,扭曲效应更加明显。     

16-MeV O7+碰撞氦原子单电离的全微分截面

考虑核间相互作用,利用修正的库仑玻恩模型(MCB-PT)计算了入射能量为16 MeV 的O7+碰撞氦单电离的全微分截面,并将计算结果与最近的实验数据和三体库仑波(3C)模型及含核间相互作用的连续扭曲波程函初态 (CDW-EIS-PT)模型所得结果进行了比较,发现MCB-PT理论结果在中间动量转移条件下binary峰的位置与实验结果符合得很好,且位于动量转移的方向上。此外,分析了扭曲效应对全微分截面的影响,表明随着动量转移的增加,扭曲效应更加明显。     

自发破缺规范理论中的光子-光子散射

本文在SU(2)_L×U(1)模型里研究中间态的W介子对光子-光子散射的贡献。由于自发破缺规范理论的可重整化性以及自发破缺以后电磁规范不变性仍成立,在单迴路近似下,光子-光子散射幅中的无穷大必然互相抵消。本文用具体计算说明这一点,并且在低能近似下给出电磁场的等效非线性相互作用拉格朗日量和散射截面。在低能近似下,轻子中间态对散射的贡献为主,然而在高能极限下,W介子中间态的贡献将变得可以和轻子中间态的贡献相比较。     

与散裂中子靶物理相关的理论计算程序探讨I薄靶计算

利用中能强流质子加速器形成的散裂中子源作为外加中子源驱动次临界反应堆的洁净核能系统是目前国际上的一个研究热点 .散裂中子源是这个系统的一个重要部分 ,也是一个急需解决的重点.有关散裂靶物理的理论计算程序的建立和基准检验是目前工作的一个重点.The research for intermediate energy proton accelerator driven radiologically clean nuclear power system has attracted considerable attention. The spallation neutron source induced by intermediate energy proton nucleus interaction is a key point and has not solved yet for the transmutation and applications. The theoretical programs related to the spallation neutron source for accelerator driven system (ADS) are discussed at present work.     

Chemisorption and reaction of NH3 on Ni(111)

The chemisorption of ammonia on Ni(111) has been investigated using LEED, thermal desorption, and angle-resolved photoemission. For exposures at 200 K, thermal desorption shows a coverage-dependent binding energy associated with dipole-dipole interactions. A (2 × 2) LEED pattern occurs at 2–4 L exposure. Time dependence of the LEED pattern and changes in the thermal desorption induced by the LEED beam indicate that the (2 × 2) pattern is due to a stable intermediate decomposition species. Using synchrotron radiation photoemission all three valence orbitals of ammonia have been observed for the first time. The energies of the ammonia-induced features in the photoemission (?22.0, ?11.0 and ?6.7 eV below the Fermi energy) and the observed symmatries positively identify the absorbed species as molecular ammonia. Additional structure observed in the photoemission spectra after electron bombardment is associated with the stable adsorbed intermediate.     

Interaction quench in the Hubbard model

Motivated by recent experiments in ultracold atomic gases that explore the nonequilibrium dynamics of interacting quantum many-body systems, we investigate the opposite limit of Landau's Fermi-liquid paradigm: We study a Hubbard model with a sudden interaction quench, that is, the interaction is switched on at time t=0. Using the flow equation method, we are able to study the real time dynamics for weak interaction U in a systematic expansion and find three clearly separated time regimes: (i) An initial buildup of correlations where the quasiparticles are formed. (ii) An intermediate quasi-steady regime resembling a zero temperature Fermi liquid with a nonequilibrium quasiparticle distribution function. (iii) The long-time limit described by a quantum Boltzmann equation leading to thermalization of the momentum distribution function with a temperature T proportional, variantU.     

Off-energy-shell effects in multiple scattering

The elastic scattering from a two-body bound system is investigated in order to determine what information about the nuclear structure and the projectile-nucleon interaction may be obtained at intermediate energies. Emphasis is placed on the kinematics and the importance of properly treating the overlapping potential region. The kinematics of the “fixed scatterer” and “impulse” approximations result in differences which are still significant at intermediate energies. As far as scattering information is concerned, the overlapping potential region is the interesting one since it requires explicit knowledge of the interaction. Our results suggest that for nucleon scattering at intermediate energies the corrections due to properly taking into account off-energy-shell effects are likely to be comparable with the contributions due to the short-range two-body correlations. The relevance of the above results to various models currently employed in analyzing high- and intermediate-energy nuclear scattering is also discussed.     

¯N interaction from meson-exchange and quark-gluon dynamics

We investigate the ˉN interaction at low energies using a meson exchange model supplemented with a short-distance contribution from one-gluon exchange. The model is developed in close analogy to the meson-exchange KN interaction of the Jülich group utilizing SU(4) symmetry constraints. The main ingredients of the interaction are provided by vector meson (ρ , ω exchange and higher-order box diagrams involving ˉ^* N , ˉΔ , and ˉ^*Δ intermediate states. The short-range part is assumed to receive additional contributions from genuine quark-gluon processes. The predicted cross-sections for ˉN for excess energies up to 150MeV are of the same order of magnitude as those for KN but with average values of around 20mb, roughly a factor two larger than for the latter system. It is found that the ω -exchange plays a very important role. Its interference pattern with the ρ -exchange, which is basically fixed by the assumed SU(4) symmetry, clearly determines the qualitative features of the ˉN interaction --very similiar to what happens also for the KN system.     

SINGLE K MESON AND 2π, πρ EXCHANGES IN THE Λ-N INTERACTION

The purpose of this paper is to study, the A-N interaction by using meson exchange theory. We have considered three processes: ⅰ) Single K meson exchange, ⅱ) Box diagrams of 2π and πρ exchanges with a nucleon in the intermediate states, and ⅲ) Box diagrams of 2π and πρ exchange with an isobar in the intermediate states. For simplicity, two approximations are used in the calculation. First, the initial nucleon N and hyperon are considered to be at rest. Second, an average value is used for the energies of the intermediate states. The results are qualitatively consistent with experiments.     

On Electron Spin Polarization Created in the Excited Triplet State of Accessory Chlorophyll via Photoinduced Charge-Recombination of the Photosystem II Reaction Center

We present a theoretical approach to investigate the electron spin polarization (ESP) of the excited triplet state that has been detected using the time-resolved electron paramagnetic resonance (TREPR) method in the photosystem II center of the plants. We show, using the stochastic Liouville equation, that the ESP pattern created in the accessory chlorophyll (Chl_accD1) which reside near the P_D1 chlorophyll of the active branch is explained by one-step, concerted double electron transfer model, initiating from the singlet–triplet conversion of the light-induced charge-separated state composed of P_D1 radical cation and pheophytin radical anion. We also considered the sequential ESP transfer model via the triplet charge-recombination (CR) and the triplet–triplet energy transfer processes. It has been clearly shown that the ESP created in the ³Chl_accD1* is dependent on the rate constant (k _TT) of the triplet–triplet energy transfer from the intermediate triplet state created by the CR. Also we show that the relative orientation of the principal axes of the spin dipolar interaction in the intermediate triplet state (³P_D1*, as an example) may play a role in the ESP pattern, when the k _TT is smaller than the angular frequency of the Zeeman energy. We have theoretically shown that the TREPR measurement of the ESP is very powerful to investigate the primary chemical process and to characterize the intermediate as a signature of the stepwise ESP transfer.     

Hyperfine interactions of muonium and hydrogen in silicon and diamond: Quantum chemical calculations

The electronic structure of a hydrogen-like atom located at interstitial sites of the silicon and diamond crystals is calculated by the intermediate neglect of differential overlap (INDO) method. Calculations of the electronic g- and hyperfine interaction tensors of the impurity atom are performed. The results obtained are compared with the experimental properties of both “anomalous” muonium and hydrogen centers. It is shown that the most likely model for these centers in silicon and diamond is that in which interstitial neutral hydrogen-like atom locates at the bond-center site.     

Two-state double-continuum Fano resonance at the Si(100) surface

Fano resonances are well-known manifestations of the interference between a direct and an indirect ionization process. Here we report on a more complicated interference pattern observed in two-photon photoemission at the Si(100) surface. This two-dimensional Fano profile involves two discrete surface resonances which couple as initial and intermediate states to the silicon valence and conduction band, respectively. Tuning the photon energy across the surface resonance reveals asymmetric line profiles with pronounced destructive interference in the two-photon photoelectron intensities of both initial and intermediate states. The interference pattern is explained by an analytic extension of Fano's model to describe the coupling of two discrete states with two continua. This coupling strongly modifies the photoabsorption and is of general importance for light conversion in nanostructures and light-harvesting devices.