Der Zusammenhang zwischen der magnetischen Suszeptibilität und der chemischen Bindung halbleitender Verbindungen mit Sphaleritstruktur

Zusammenfassung Auf Grund einer einfachen Vorstellung wird gezeigt, wie sich mit Hilfe der magnetischen Suszeptibilität bei halbleitenden Verbindungen von Sphaleritstruktur die Abweichung von der idealen Kovalenzbindung vergleichen läßt und wie man die Messung der magnetischen Suszeptibilität zur Abschätzung der Energie des verbotenen Bandes und umgekehrt verwenden kann. Gleichzeitig werden die bei Zimmertemperatur bestimmten Werte der molaren Suszeptibilität der Verbindungen ZnSe, CdTe, CuBr, AgI, CdS und ZnS angegeben.

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, . ZnSe, CdTe, CuBr, AgI, CdS ZnS .

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Der Autor ist Frau Dr. N. A. Gorjunova (Physikalisch-technisches Institut, Leningrad) und Herrn Dr. E. Klier (Mathematisch-physikalische Fakultät, Prag) für die Verleihung der Proben und Herrn P. Jansa (Institut für Festkörperphysik, Prag) für die Hilfe bei der Messung zu Dank verpflichtet.     

ФОТОЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИЕ С ВОЙСТВА АНТИМОНИДА ГАЛЛИЯ

(GaSb), - 120–340 °K. : E₂=(0,773–0,75.10^–6 T ²) ., - .     

The iteration method in multiple scattering: The transfer equation

Using the iteration method, the author obtains the transfer equation for the scattering of electromagnetic waves in a system comprising a large number of statistically independent particles spherical in shape under the condition c^–1 1 c is the density of the number of particles, the scattering cross section for a single particle, and the wave number. The method is easily extended to the scattering of scalar waves.In conclusion the author expresses his thanks to V. E. Zuev and S. D. Tvorogov for their guidance and observations on the study.     

Einkristalle von halbleitendem Kadmiumantimonid — CdSb

Zusammenfassung Aus halbleitendem Kadmiumantimonid (CdSb) wurden Einkristalle gezüchtet, und zwar durch freie Kristallisation der geimpften Schmelze in Form von Plättchen. Einkristalle von ausreichend großen Dimensionen wurden nach der modifizierten Methode von Czochralski zubereitet. Es wurde festgestellt, daß der Zerfall der Schmelze von CdSb im Verlaufe der Züchtung des Kristalls bei geeignet angeordneter Einrichtung auf die Eigenschaften des entstandenen Einkristalls keinen Einfluß nimmt.

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CdSb , -, , - , . , CdSb .

     

Information theory and the problem of molecular structure

Recently it has been shown that the classical stick and ball viewpoint of molecules is inconsistent with quantum theory (QT). We suggest an unusual reconciliation: The QT state is not a physical property, but instead reflects our state of knowledge about observable aspects of reality. We show how this perspective is nevertheless objective. Applied to molecules, the view permits structure to exist only when observable evidence is compatible with this feature. Typically one must replace the a priori model (in particular, the dynamical generator) with one consistent with the evidence. We show that such structure is stable in the context of first-order perturbation theory. We also indicate how dynamics can be inferred from scattering data—a process alternative to postulating (field-theoretic) models for environment.     

Hydrogenated and irradiatedA15 Nb3Sn layers — Preparation,Rutherford scattering analysis,resistivity and superconductivity

Niobium films on sapphire were reacted in tin-vapour to Nb₃Sn with resistance ratiosR(297 K)/R(18.3 K) up to 6 and resistively measured superconducting transition temperaturesT _c up to 17.93 K. The composition Nb_3+z Sn_1–z H _x of electrolytically hydrogenated samples was determined depth dependent by Rutherford backscattering of 30 MeV³²S and simultaneous detection of recoiled protons. Considerable concentration gradients in the thin layers (0.27 m) were detected. The increase of resistivity with hydrogen content and the change in the temperature dependence of is analyzed. A correlation betweenT _c and ₀= is found: An increase of T _c =0.2 K at ₀25cm andx0.03 is followed by a drastic decrease toT _c <1.1 K at ₀80cm andx1. TheT _c vs. ₀ andT _c vs. (T) characteristic correlations are different from universal irradiation or preparation induced correlations. The discrepancies can be interpreted by a stiffening of phonon modes and a band-shifting caused by the hydrogen.     

Weak “phase transitions” in asymptotic properties of lattice sums

Two classes ofn-dimensional lattice sums are shown to exhibit a weak form of a phase transition in their asymptotic properties. Both classes depend on two parameters such that the leading term in an asymptotic limit of one parameter is independent of the structure of the lattice in one domain of the second parameter and dependent on the structure in an adjacent domain, with a boundary point, or transition temperature, between the two domains.     

Influence of linear elastic stresses on dynamic magnetostriction of cold-rolled transformer steel

The anisotropy of dynamic magnetostriction is investigated without external stresses, in extension, and in compression. Results are obtained expressing the (B) dependence for constant elastic stresses and also — () for certain induction values. Oscillograph traces are taken of the (H) and B(H) hysteresis loops with the specimens under investigation in extension and compression.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 5, pp. 110–115, May, 1977.     

Hadron fields from anisotropie space and their interaction

Hadron fields are constructed from constituent fields in the anisotropic microdomain, regarded as Finslerian, which were discussed in an earlier paper. The general one-particle hadron states are formulated. The many-particle hadron states are also formed as direct products of one-particle states. Then the field theory of hadrons in the macrodomain is discussed and formal calculations are made for the reaction amplitude of the meson-baryon interaction and compared with that of our previous model. It is found that the amplitude is dependent on that of the interaction together with a factor arising from the rearrangement of the constituents. This factor provides an extra momentum dependence that leads to the energy-dependent coupling which makes it possible to apply perturbation technique in strong interactions, as discussed in our earlier papers.     

Field emission from a metal covered with a semiconducting layer: A model calculation

The electron field emission from a metal covered with a thin layer of a semiconductor with electron affinity and dielectric constant is considered. The model takes into account the metal-semiconductor (Schottky) barrier of height _b, the conduction current inside the semiconductor, and the band bending at the semiconductor-vacuum interface due to the external field penetration. For thick films under moderately high electric fields, the metal-semiconductor interface does not influence the emission behaviour whereas for thin films, the interface plays an important role, depending on the barrier heights. In particular, for /_b<^2/3 the I–V characteristics will, for strong fields, be dominated by the field emission process at the interface. In such cases important deviations from Fowler-Nordheim behaviour are found.     

Dynamics of the Trapping of Microparticles by an Interference Field on Exposure to Continuous and Pulsed Radiation

The dynamics of motion of microparticles in a gradient light field depending on the acting radiation time sequences has been studied theoretically and experimentally. A water suspension of small polymeric balls illuminated by interference fringes of the radiation from a cw He–Ne laser ( = 632.8 nm) and also pulse-periodic YAG:Nd³⁺ laser ( = 532.1 nm; _p 17 nsec; f 50 Hz) was used. It has been established that the gradient field generated by continuous radiation ensures a higher velocity for transporting particles and, consequently, a more effective change in their local concentration and acceleration of their diffusion. In contrast to this, interference irradiation of particles by short repetitive pulses is not very effective for their transportation in space but ensures much higher instantaneous velocities and a higher kinetic energy. As applied to biological objects, this regime has a slight effect on the local concentration and diffusion of particles, but can cause conformational changes in biological structures.     

Interpretation of measurements of π0-meson photoproduction partial cross sections on a6Li nucleus with O+ level excitation

The anomalously large measured values of the cross section of the reaction +⁶Li ⁰ +⁶Li^* (3.56 MeV), which were obtained in two different laboratories, 260–450 MeV -rays, are discussed. It is shown that the disagreement between theory and experiment is due to the background reaction +⁷Li ⁰ + n +⁶Li^* (3.56 MeV), which became possible as a result of the poor isotropic purity of the target. This background reaction is discussed with respect to obtaining data on ⁰-meson photoproduction on neutrons.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 11, 92–96, November, 1991.     

The Feynman Path Integrals and Everett's Universal Wave Function

We study here the properties of some quantum mechanical wave functions, which, in contrast to the regular quantum mechanical wave functions, can be predetermined with certainty (probability 1) by performing dense measurements (or continuous observations). These specific certain states are the junction points through which pass all the diverse paths that can proceed between each two such neighboring sure points. When we compare the properties of these points to the properties of the well-known universal wave functions of Everett we find a strong similarity between these two apparently uncorrelated entities, and in this way find the same similarity between the Feynman path integrals and Everett's universal wave functions.     

“Square root” of the Dirac equation in extended supersymmetry

We discuss the possibility of extracting the square root from the Dirac equation in N-extended supersymmetry, with the aim of constructing a more fundamental dynamical theory. Although a square root of the Dirac operator can be defined in N-extended superspace for N2, it is not possible to construct with its help a new dynamical model that meets the standard requirements imposed on the theory.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 3, pp. 5–9, March, 1990.     

Strong gravitational fields and geometry in the large

The problem of strong gravitational fields (1) can be neither formulated invariantly nor solved in a local manner; it belongs to geometry in the large and requires the discussion of a complete atlas of maps. At 1 a complicated topology of space-time is possible. Requirements for a solution with a complete atlas of maps and a physical example, a rigorous discussion of which has led to new results, are discussed.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Fizika, No. 1, pp. 15–19, January, 1984.     

Zur Frage der Thermoemission bei Halbleitern

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Wave packet reduction in quantum mechanics: A model of a measuring apparatus

We investigate the problem of wave packet reduction in quantum mechanics by solving the Schrödinger equation for a system composed of a model measuring apparatusM interacting with a microscopic objects. The instrument is intended to be somewhat more realistic than others previously proposed, but at the same time still simple enough to lead to an explicit solution for the time-dependent density matrix. It turns out that,practically, everything happens as if the wave packet reduction had occurred. This is a consequence of the fact that the apparatus is made up of a very large number of microsystems interacting withs. More precisely, our model shows that the macroscopic size of a measuring apparatus can lead by itself to a density matrix for the systemM + s which is physically equivalent to the density matrix of a statistical mixture corresponding to the reduced wave packet.     

Quantum mechanics and the direction of time

In recent papers the authors have discussed the dynamical properties of large Poincaré systems (LPS), that is, nonintegrable systems with a continuous spectrum (both classical and quantum). An interesting example of LPS is given by the Friedrichs model of field theory. As is well known, perturbation methods analytic in the coupling constant diverge because of resonant denominators. We show that this Poincaré catastrophe can be eliminated by a natural time ordering of the dynamical states. We obtain then a dynamical theory which incorporates a privileged direction of time (and therefore the second law of thermodynamics). However, it is only in very simple situations that this time ordering can be performed in an extended Hilbert space. In general, we need to go to the Liouville space (superspace) and introduce a time ordering of dynamical states according to the number of particles involved in correlations. This leads then to a generalization of quantum mechanics in which the usual Heisenberg's eigenvalue problem is replaced by a complex eigenvalue problem in the Liouville space.     

Acoustic properties of amorphous SiO2 and PdSiCu,and of crystalline Ag,NbTi and Ta at very low temperatures

With the vibrating reed and vibrating wire techniques we have investigated the acoustic properties of vitreous silica (SiO₂, Suprasil I) and of amorphous PdSiCu as well as of polycrystalline Ag, NbTi and Ta at frequencies of 100 Hz/2<6 kHz and at temperatures of 0.1 mKT1 K. The relative change of sound velocity v/v of SiO₂ shows saturation effects, strain amplitude dependence, as well as an unexpected temperature dependence below its maximum atT<50 mK. For PdSiCu we observe that below a certain temperature, which depends on the applied strain, the temperature dependence of the sound velocityv deviates from the logarithmic behavior observed at higher temperatures and reaches an almost constant value atT<1 mK. In the same temperature rangeQ ^–1 does not remain constant but steadily decreases. The acoustic properties of the two amorphous materials at finite strain show substantial deviations from the standard tunneling model. Some of the observed anomalies can be explained taking into account the change of population of the tunneling systems energy states and a nonlinear relaxation absorption. For polycrystalline Ag we find v/v lnT andQ ^–1T ^1/3 over three decades inT atT<100 mK; it shows low-temperature acoustic properties which are strikingly similar to those of amorphous materials. The temperature and strain dependencies of the acoustic properties of polycrystalline superconducting NbTi and Ta resemble those obtained for SiO₂. These results indicate that there are basically no differences in the low-temperature acoustic properties of polycrystals and amorphous materials.     

Peculiarities in the evolution of the BUM of stimulated radio emission of the ionosphere

We present measured spectral and dynamic characteristics of the broad upshifted maximum (BUM) in the spectrum of artificial ionospheric radio emission (AIRE). It is shown that BUM is already formed starting from pump-wave frequencies that are smaller by at least 10 kHz than the values of electron gyrofrequency harmonic nf_He determined by the disappearance of the principal downshifted maximum (DM) in AIRE spectrum. The characteristics of additional maxima in BUM spectrum, which are a multiple of its principal maximum, are studied. It is shown that the frequency of BUM intensity maximum does not depend on the pump-wave frequency and the characteristic times of its evolution increase sharply for f_PW close to nf_He. We discuss the possibility of existence of the fast and slow components in BUM spectrum, which have significantly different evolution times. Experimental results on BUM behavior for different regimes of ionosphere modification are presented.Translated from Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenii, Radiofizika, Vol. 39, No. 3, pp. 352–371, March, 1996.The authors thank the staff of the Sura heating facility for assistance in organizing and running the experiments. The Russian authors also thank the Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research (grants 94-02-03253a and 96-02-18659), Soros Foundation (grants R87000 and 020623), and Ministry of Science for financial support of this paper and the Sura heating facility.