Axial magnetic field contacts with nonuniform distributed axial magnetic fields

It is well known that axial magnetic fields (AMFs) can keep vacuum arc in diffuse mode at high current. According to our recent research and other published papers, it has been found that vacuum arc can be maintained in high-current diffuse mode at much higher current if nonuniform AMF is applied, that the axial magnetic field is higher at contact periphery than at center. The influence of spatial distribution of AMF on vacuum arc is mainly studied in this paper. Furthermore, two types of AMF contacts with new structures to generate nonuniform AMF are presented.     

Generation of magnetic fields by nonuniform neutrino beams

It is shown that the ponderomotive force of a nonuniform intense neutrino beam can generate large scale quasi-stationary magnetic fields in a dense electron plasma. This mechanism can be responsible for the origin of magnetic fields in the early universe.     

The structure and properties of magnetic inhomogeneities arising in nonuniform magnetic fields

Conditions at which magnetic inhomogeneities like 0° domain walls arise in (111) plates with combined anisotropy and the properties of these inhomogeneities are studied. In local magnetic fields, the inhomogeneities may behave as stable states. Their role in magnetization reversal of the crystals is demonstrated.     

Visualization of nonuniform magnetic fields by garnet ferrite films

The magnetization distribution in epitaxial garnet ferrite films subjected to the harmonic field of a signal from a magnetic tape is studied. By means of image processing techniques and diffraction spectrum analysis, it is shown that the distortion of the signal shape grows with increasing amplitude and period of the field.     

电荷在非均匀磁场中的漂移运动

运用积分的方法讨论了电荷进入轴对称的环形非均匀磁场后，电荷在与磁感线垂直的平面中的回旋漂移运动。     

Noninteracting electron gas in high magnetic fields

A closed-form expression is obtained for a free electron gas in a magnetic field. The resulting formulation is valid for fields less than 10⁸ gauss and temperatures where de Haas-Van Alphen effects can be neglected.     

Itinerant electron transport in microscopically inhomogeneous magnetic fields

We report on magnetoresistance measurements in thin nickel films modulated by a periodic magnetic field emanating from micromagnetic arrays fabricated at the film surface. By increasing the strength of the magnetic potential using nickel and dysprosium micromagnets, we are able to quench the anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR) in the film.     

Hot electron transverse conductivity in quantizing magnetic fields

In this work the general expression of the electron transverse conductivity tensor of an electron-phonon system being in crossed strong electric and quantizing magnetic fields is considered starting from the Kubo-Kalashnikov formula. An explicit formula for the hot electron transverse conductivity σ _xx is obtained and it is compared to a Titeica-type formula with the temperature of electrons replaced by an effective electron temperature depending on the electric field.     

On envelope equations for electron beams in magnetic fields

A self-similarity approach is used to obtain envelope equations for an annular beam propagating along a magnetic field, and also an electron beam injected at an angle to a magnetic field. An exact solution is constructed for the self-consistent problem of transverse oscillations of a cold annular beam in a magnetic field, and a comparison is made with approximate results from the method of envelope equations. Zh. Tekh. Fiz. 68, 103–107 (January 1998)     

Quenching of non-local electron transport in tilted magnetic fields

A variety of transport phenomena observed at laterally confined two- dimensional electron systems (2DES) prove the occurrence of non-local contributions to the electronic conductance in these systems. However, this non-local regime accompanied by a non-equilibrium population of the edge states with respect to the 2D bulk state is quenched at rather low values of current-driving electric fields.We analyse the non-Ohmic behaviour of SdH oscillations at GaAs/GaAlAs Quantum Hall conductors on the basis of a model including edge and bulk conduction and deduce the non-equilibrium population of edge and bulk states quantitatively.The spatial separation between edge and bulk states was changed by tilting the samples with respect to the magnetic field. The resulting angular dependences of equilibration parameters could be quantitatively explained by the change of the ratio of spin splitting to cyclotron energy being present in 2DES in tilted magnetic fields.PACS index numbers: 73.20.Dx; 73.40.Hm     

Semiclassical theory of electron drag in strong magnetic fields

We present a semiclassical theory for electron drag between two parallel two-dimensional electron systems in a strong magnetic field, which provides a transparent picture of the most salient qualitative features of anomalous drag phenomena observed in recent experiments, especially the striking sign reversal of drag at mismatched densities. The sign of the drag is determined by the curvature of the effective dispersion relation obeyed by the drift motion of the electrons in a smooth disorder potential. Localization plays a role in explaining the activated low temperature behavior but is not crucial for anomalous drag per se.     

CDW patterns of two-dimensional electrons in strong magnetic fields

The phase diagram of a two-dimensional electron system in a strong magnetic field is studied in the Hartree-Fock approximation. Special attention is paid to the consequences of the electron-hole symmetry in the system. When the ground Landau level is half-filled, the high-temperature gaseous phase undergoes a second-order transition to a square CDW with a period dependent on temperature. This transition preserves the electron-hole symmetry in the sense that the square CDW is self-dual in contrast to a triangular CDW where the dual CDW has a honeycomb pattern. If the density is slightly less than the half-filled case, the gaseous phase first undergoes a first-order transition to a triangular CDW, followed by another first-order transition to a square CDW. We discuss the role of quantum effects which are responsible for this unusual phase diagram.     

Generation of zonal magnetic fields by drift waves in a current carrying nonuniform magnetoplasma

It is shown that zonal magnetic fields (ZMFs) can be nonlinearly excited by incoherent drift waves (DWs) in a current carrying nonuniform magnetoplasma. The dynamics of incoherent DWs in the presence of ZMFs is governed by a wave-kinetic equation. The governing equation for ZMFs in the presence of nonlinear advection force of the DWs is obtained from the parallel component of the electron momentum equation and the Faraday law. Standard techniques are used to derive a nonlinear dispersion relation, which depicts instability via which ZMFs are excited in plasmas. ZMFs may inhibit the turbulent cross-field particle and energy transport in a nonuniform magnetoplasma.     

Bipartite entanglement of a two-qubit system with anisotropic couplings under nonuniform magnetic fields

This paper investigates bipartite entanglement of a two-qubit system with anisotropic couplings under an inhomogeneous magnetic field. This work is mainly to investigate the characteristics of a Heisenberg XYZ chain and obtains some meaningful results. By the concept of negativity, it finds that the inhomogeneity of magnetic field may induce entanglement and the critical magnetic field is independent of J_z. The inhomogeneous magnetic field can increase the value of critical magnetic field B_c. It also finds that the magnetic field not only suppresses the entanglement but also can induce it to revival for some time.     

匀强及非匀强磁场中Heisenberg XXX链的纠缠研究

研究了匀强及非匀强磁场中反铁磁体Heisenberg XXX链的近邻和次近邻纠缠.结果表明对基态情形,纠缠随磁场B变化呈现阶梯型结构,这可用来构建量子纠缠"放大器"或量子纠缠"开关".对有限温度情形,引进一非匀强磁场Bi=(-1)iB可以使近邻格点间纠缠在某些区域明显增大,而次近邻格点间纠缠则完全消失;同时引进非匀强磁场Bi=(-1)iB还可以使近邻格点纠缠的临界温度Tcn增大,且Tcn随B的增大而升高,这意味着我们可以通过调节B的大小而在任意温度下得到纠缠.     

Theory of hot electron magnetophonon resonance in longitudinal magnetic fields

Longitudinal magnetoresistance of hot electrons in n—InSb at low temperatures is calculated taking into account the quantization of the conduction band into Landau subbands. Negative magnetoresistance and magnetophonon resonance minima are obtained as combined effects of inter-subband transition and optical phonon emission.     

Electron drag in intermediate magnetic fields with low electron density

Electron drag between two two-dimensional electron systems has been measured in intermediate magnetic fields (/τ<ω_ck_BT) with a relatively low electron density. We explore, in this sample, the unusual increase of drag in intermediate magnetic fields which was well characterized by a nearly temperature independent B³ dependence. The anomalous behavior of electron drag observed in higher density samples is found to persist for low sample density.     

Dependence of electron dynamics on magnetic fields in semiconductor superlattices

Numerical simulation results are presented for a drift-diffusion rate equation model which describes electronic transport due to sequential tunneling between adjacent quantum wells in weakly coupled semiconductor superlattices （SLs）. The electron dynamics is dependent on the external magnetic field perpendicular to the electron motion direction, and a detailed explanation is given. Using different parameters, the system shows different dynamic behaviors, and three distinct phenomena are observed and controlled by increasing magnetic field. （i） For a lower doping density, the system state transfers from stable state to oscillationary state. （ii） An opposite result is obtained to that in the case （i） for an intermediate value of the doping density, and the state changes from oscillationary to stationary. （iii） The state varies between oscillationary and stationary when doping density is large. Then, a detailed theoretical analysis is given to explain these surprise phenomena. The distribution of the electric-field domain along the SLs is plotted. We find the structure of the domain is almost uniform for a lower doping density, and no domain occurs in the SLs. By adding an external ac signal, complex nonlinear behaviors are observed from the Poincaré map and the corresponding phase diagrams when the driving frequency changes.     

Propagation of magnetostatic backward surface waves in ferrite-insulator-metal structures magnetized by linearly nonuniform magnetic fields

A theoretical study is made of the trajectories and of the changes in magnitude and direction of the wave vectors of magnetostatic backward surface waves with different frequencies propagating in ferrite-insulator-metal structures with different insulating layer thicknesses and magnetized by a linearly nonuniform static field. It is shown that both forward and backward magnetostatic surface waves (MSSWs) propagate in a waveguide channel, on one side of which MSSWs undergo mirror reflection and on the other side of which their propagation direction is rotated, independently of the thickness of the insulator in the structure. It is shown that when MSSWs propagate in a nonuniform field, the forward wave is converted into a backward wave and, under certain conditions, the backward wave is converted into a forward wave. Some features of the propagation characteristics of magnetostatic backward surface waves are determined. Zh. Tekh. Fiz. 69, 70–77 (February 1999)