A DEMONSTRATION OF 1×8 LINEAR ARRAY YBCO TRANSITION EDGE IR BOLOMETER

A high-T_c superconducting array microbolometer has been fabricated by using a YBCO film. Optical measurements gave moderate performance as individual detector, but singnificant improverment appears possible.     

ON THE INVESTIGATION OF THE SOUND ABSORPTION OF LINEAR TRANSITION WEDGES

In this article the reflection coefficient of linear transition wedges is discussed,and an analyticalexpression and a simple real expression of the reflection coefficient under W.K.B.approximationare derived.The approximate expression of the reflection coefficient proves to be simple and con-venient for the design of absorbers. The sound absorbent structure of rib is also computed and analyzed,with emphasis on the rela-tionship between the size of the structure and the parameters of the material. In design of two types of wedges mentioned above,for the required frequency range,the materialperameters can be chosen properly and the dependence of the Wedge length on the lower limit fre-quency can be determined easily based on the derived expression.The theoretical computationsagree well with the experimental results.     

A NEW METHOD OF AMPLITUDE SHADING FOR ANY ARRAY

In this paper a new method of amplitude shading applicable to any array is presented.Fora specified sidelobe level,this method can be used to obtain the optimum or nearly optimum direc-tivity pattern in the sense that either the area enveloped by a function,namely pressure square,reachthe minimum or the directivity factor reaches the maximum. The height and the position of every sidelobe can be Changed using this method,and so wecan obtain various directivity patterns required in practice. The compensated arc array with cylindrical reflecting back baffle is synthesized.The resultsobtained using this method are compared with those obtained using several other methods.Thismethod is also applied to linear arrays.We can obtain almost the same shading coefficients anddirectivity function as those obtained by Dolph's method.In principle,this method can also beapplied to synthesis of phase shading and unequal spacing arrays.     

THE RESPONSE OF A 3×3 BGO DETECTOR ARRAY TO 0.5—21MeV PHOTONS

An array of 9 BGO crystals of 20×20×200mm³ equipped with photomultiplier readout was assembled and tested. Radioactive γ and neutron sources, (p,γ) reactions by low energy protons from Van de Graaff accelerator and (n,γ) reactions by thermal neutrons from nuclear reactor were employed to produce photons in the energy range from 0.5 to 21MeV. The energy response of the array is shown to be linear over the whole range. Data on the energy resolution follow an E^1/2 dependence at low energies, and deviate from it at 4.43MeV and higher energies. Results from the lateral energy deposition of showers were compared with the predictions of the Monte Carlo simulation and found to be in good agreement. Our study demonstrates the feasibility of calibration and monitoring of BGO electromagnetic calorimeter by means of radioactive sources and low energy (p,γ) reactions.     

A NEW METHOD OF ADAPTIVE ARRAY PROCESSING FOR SIGNALS OF UNKNOWN CHARACTERISTICS

This paper describes a new method of adaptive array processing for signals of unknown frequencycharacteristics.Under practical circumstances,it is easier to obtain the estimation of the power spec-trum in the observed direction than to obtain that of the frequency characteristics.Thus the maximumentropy spectral analysis can be used to incorporate with the adaptive array processing. In this paper the autocorrelation function is calculated from the power spectrum and the predictedcoefficients of MEM(maximum entropy method)can be obtained by solving the normal equation of thecorrelation matrix,and the predicted coefficients are used as the constrained conditions of the algorithmfor adaptive array processing. The above method is further extended and an adaptive array processor is presented for the moregeneral cases,in which the signal characteristics in the observed direction are completely unknown.Firstly the space filtering of the adaptive array is performed by the all-pass constrained conditions inthe fr     

CHARACTERISTICS OF A UNIFORM PIPE ARRAY AND ITS APPLICATION TO INFRASONIC RECEPTION

In this paper the acoustic behaviour of a uniform pipe array,one end of which is connected to aninfrasonic transducer and the other is terminated with an acoustic impedance,is discussed.Both theo-retical analysis and computation of the response of the pipe array are given.Influenes of the impedan-ces at the terminal and of the transducer on the response are shown.By using these results the frequen-cy and phase responses and the directivity can be calculated as a plane sound wave pass across thearray. The pipe array is used for detecting the infrasonic or gravity waves in wind noise.A model of windnoise is established and its average power spectrum density function and coherence can be computed.Based on the theoretical analysis of the pipe array,some imporvement in the signal-to-noise ratioof infrasonic waves in the wind noise back-ground can be got by calculation.Results of a numericalexample obtained by computer programme are given.It is found that there is a significant improve-ment in the period range     

A TRIAL OF ESTABLISHING THE DYNAMICAL METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING THE STATE OF LINEAR STRUCTURE VIBRATION THROUGH THE OBSERVATIONS OF RADIATED NOISE POWER AND ITS SIMULATION EXPERIMENT

This paper describes a methodological trial from a basic viewpoint based on the system theoryand its simulation for the environmental noise and vibration problems.The state estimation of non-stationarily vibratory structure system through the observation of radiated noise accompanied withundesirable other vibration and background noise is discussed here.The recursive estimation algo-rithm is newly derived by expanding the so-called Bayes'theorem in the form of an orthogonal expan-sion series.Consequently,any kinds of statistics of state variables can be derived from this estimatedprobability density function.The validity and the effectiveness of proposed method are confirmedespecially by means of digital simulation,since the present study is yet in an early stage and focussedon only the methodological viewpoint in this paper.     

EDGE REYNOLDS STRESS STRUCTURE OF LOWER HYBRID WAVE INJECTION IN THE HL—1M PLASMA

The radial profiles of electrostatic Reynolds stress,plasma poloidal rotations,radial and poloidal electric fields have been measured in the plasma boundary region on the HL-1M tokamak using a multi-array of Mach/Langmuir probes.During experiments of lower hybrid wave current drive,the variations in LHW drive power xill cause changes in the edge electric field,poloidal rotation veloity and Reynolds stress.The results indicate that sheared poloidal flow can be generated in the edge plasma due to radially varied Reynolds stress.     

A 7-bit photonic true-time-delay system based on an 8 × 8 MOEMS optical switch

We demonstrate a 7-bit photonic true-time-delay （TTD） system which uses an 8 × 8 micro-optical-electro- mechanical system （MOEMS） optical switch for phased array antennas （PAAs） beamforming applications. The switch controls the optical signal to pass by the fiber delay lines （FDLs） of different lengths. Different time delays between adjacent channels are obtained due to the chromatic dispersion of FDLs. Therefore, the system cannot be disturbed by the environment. The measured time delay responses are nearly linear with the wavelength spacing between optical carriers as well as the lengths of FDLs, which agrees well with the theoretical analysis.     

THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER

The performance of a 1m×1m drift chamber system have been measured with on-line microcomputer using comic rays. The time resolution is 4.26 ns. The spatial resolution is 132 μm and the efficiency is above 96%. The experimental set-up include five 1m×1m adjustable field drift chambers, scintillation counter trigger system, readout electronics and a TRS-80 microcomputer. The data acquisition and processing have been done with on-line microcomputer and off-line data analysis.     

A WEIL REPRESENTATION OF sp(4) REALIZED BY DIFFERENTIAL OPERATORS IN THE SPACE OF SMOOTH FUNCTIONS ON S2 × S1

In the space of complex-valued smooth functions on S² × S¹, we explicitly realize a Weil representation of the real Lie algebra sp(4) by means of differential generators. This representation is a rare example of highest weight irreducible representation of sp(4) all whose weight spaces are 1-dimensional. We also show how this space splits into the direct sum of irreducible sl(2)-submodules. Selected applications: complete classification of yrast-band energies in even-even nuclei, the dynamical symmetry in some collective models of nuclear structure, the mapping methods for simplifying initial problem Hamiltonians.     

SUPERCONDUCTING TRANSITION TEMPERATURES AND NORMAL-STATE ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITIES OF Tm1-xPrxBa2Cu3O7-δ

Superconducting transition temperature T_c and normal-state electrical resistivities ρ of the Tm_1-xPr_xBa₂Cu₃O_7-δ system have been measured. The results indicate that T_c remains constant for x = 0 to 0.08 before it drops steadily with higher x. Following the Abrikosov-Gor'kov model, a total suppression of superconductivity occurs at a critical Pr concentration x_cr≈0.56. It is found for the first time, as far as we know, that the logarithmic resistivity at 270 K increases linearly with increasing x, yielding ρ= ρ₀e^ax. Judging from the relation between dρ/dT and x, a metal to insulator transition occurs just beyond x_cr.     

COMPARISON OF RAYLEIGH AND COMPTON SCATTERING IN THE PHOTON-MOMENTUM TRANSFER REGION OF 2.219 × 3.814 Å−1

Rayleigh and Compton scattering differential cross sections for Mo, Ag and Sn have been measured from 55° and 105° at 59.5 keV using an Hp Ge detector. The ratios of measured cross sections are compared with ratios of theoretical scattering cross section values calculated using nonrelativistic form factors.     

DISCUSSION OF A SU(2)×U(1)×S3 MODEL WITH TWO HIGGS DOUBLETS AND CALCULATION OF CABIBBO-LIKE-PARAMETERS

In this paper a SU(2)×U(1)×S₃ model with two Higgs doublets is discussed in detail. It is shown that besides the case discussed by Segre et al., there is another physically interesting case. We investigate the latter in detail. In This case, taking the quark masses and the Cabibbo angle θ₁ as input parameters, we can obtain Cabibbo angles θ₂ and θ₃ which have the same order of magnitude as θ₁. Finally the appearance of a pseudo Goldstone boson in the model is discussed, a method to overcome the difficulty is given, and the physical results of this case which do not contradict with the experiments are discussed.     

A STUDY ON ABSORPTION OF Na ATOMS ON Si(100) 2×1 SURFACES WITH DV-Xα METHOD

The Na absorption on Si(100) 2×1 surface is studied with quantum chemistry molecular cluster method. The calculated results show that the most favourable absorption site of Na is the cave site and the charge transfer of Na atom to Si is large when the Na coverage is smaller than 0.5 monolayer (ML). A Na chain is formed along the cave sites at the 0.5 ML Na coverage, the charge transfer then becomes small. The calculated density of states show that the Na atoms are metallic along the chain. At 1 ML coverage, the Na atoms occupy both the cave and pedestal sites and form a double-layer. There is a charge transfer of 0.5e from each Na atom to the Si surface. The calculated surface energy shows that the saturation absorption of Na on Si surface is 1 ML.     

A New 1×K Tunable Multi-wavelength Router and its Features

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A scanning tunneling microscopy investigation of the 1 × 2 ⇌ 1 × 1 structural transformation of the pt(110) surface

Lifting of the reconstruction of the clean Pt(110) surface under the influence of adsorbed CO proceeds at 300 K through homogeneous nucleation of small holes (with about 10 × 10 Ų size). At 350 K more correlated displacements of [110] strings take place, a characteristic shared with the reverse process, namely the restoration of the 1× 2 phase after desorption.     

离子交换玻璃波导1×8多模干涉光功分器的研制

利用三维有限差分光束传输法 ( 3 D-FDBPM)对渐变折射率波导中自镜象效应进行分析与模拟 ,在此基础上 ,利用 K+ -Na+ 离子交换在国产 K9光学玻璃上制作了 1× 8多模干涉( MMI)光功分器 ,测试表明 ,该器件初步实现了光均分功能 .     

关于矢势边值关系n.（△×A2—△×A1）=0的讨论

指出一些献所给出的关于ｎ．（△×Ａ２－△×Ａ２）＝０可以写为其它形式的论证是不妥的。     

A STUDY ON ABSORPTION OF Na ATOMS ON Si(100) 2×1 SURFACES WITH DV-Xα METHOD

The Na absorption on Si(100) 2×1 surface is studied with quantum chemistry molecular cluster method. The calculated results show that the most favourable absorption site of Na is the cave site and the charge transfer of Na atom to Si is large when the Na coverage is smaller than 0.5 monolayer (ML). A Na chain is formed along the cave sites at the 0.5 ML Na coverage, the charge transfer then becomes small. The calculated density of states show that the Na atoms are metallic along the chain. At 1 ML coverage, the Na atoms occupy both the cave and pedestal sites and form a double-layer. There is a charge transfer of 0.5e from each Na atom to the Si surface. The calculated surface energy shows that the saturation absorption of Na on Si surface is 1 ML.