Preparation of In2S3 nanopraricle by ultrasonic dispersion and its tribology property

In this paper, we describe a facile and rapid method for preparing In2S3 nanoparticles via ultrasound dispersion. This method allows us to prepare In2S3 nanoparticles from bulk indium and sulfur with ease and without using expensive agents and in a short time. The possible growing mechanism of the In2S3 nanoparticles was presented. In addition, we provide detailed characterizations including TEM, XRD, TG-DTA, and XPS to study the shape, composition and structure of In2S3 nanoparticles. We also studied the tribology property of In2S3 nanoparticles made using this novel recipe.     

Design study of a L-band photocathode RF injector

In the proposal of the Beijing Advanced Light Source, a compact combination of XERL and XFEL using a common SC linac is being considered. In the meantime, an ERL-FEL test facility is being proposed and will be used for THz radiation. In this test facility, a L-band photocathode RF injector is needed. In this paper, we give the physical design of the L-band photocathode RF injector for the test facility.     

Nature of the Stranski-Krastanow transition during epitaxy of InGaAs on GaAs

We report first quantitative measurements by energy-selected imaging in a transmission electron microscope of In segregation within an uncapped islanded In0.25Ga0.75As layer grown epitaxially on GaAs. This layer has the lowest In concentration at which islanding occurs and, then, only after a flat approximately 3 nm alloy layer has been formed. In buildup by segregation at the surface of this initial flat layer is considered the driving force for islanding and, importantly, the segregation process introduces the characteristic delay seen before the Stranski-Krastanow transition. We observe strong inhomogeneous In enrichment within the islands (up to x(In) approximately 0.6 at the apex) and a simultaneous In depletion in the remaining flat layer.     

Structural and size evolution of indium nanoparticles embedded in aluminum synthesized by ion implantation

The structural and the size evolution of embedded In nanoparticles in Al synthesized by ion implantation and subsequent annealing are experimentally investigated. The average radius r of In nanoparticles is determined as a function of annealing time in a temperature range between 423 K and 453 K. The structural transition of In nanoparticles with the crystallographic orientation In(200)[002] Al(200)[002] is observed to change into In(111)[110] Al(002)[110] with a critical particle radius between 2.3 nm and 2.6 nm. In addition, the growth of In nanoparticles in the annealing process is evidently governed by the diffusion limited Ostwald ripening. By further analyzing the experimental data, values of diffusion coefficient and activation energy are obtained.     

Reestablishment of an Unknown State and Its Orthogonal Complement State with Assistance

In this paper, we propose a protocol where one can realize reestablishment of an unknown state and its orthogonal complement state with a certain probability. In the first stage of the protocol, teleportation is performed between Alice (a sender) and Bob (a receiver) through a nonmaximally entangled quantum channel. In the process of teleportation, Alice performs nonmaximally entangled state measurement. In the second stage of the protocol, Victor(a state preparer) disentangles leftover nonmaximally entangled states by a single-particle measurement. With the assistance of Victor Alice can reestablish the original state or produce its orthogonal state.     

Design study of a L-band photocathode RF injector

In the proposal of the Beijing Advanced Light Source, a compact combination of XERL and XFEL using a common SC linac is being considered. In the meantime, an ERL-FEL test facility is being proposed and will be used for THz radiation. In this test facility, a L-band photocathode RF injector is needed. In this paper, we give the physical design of the L-band photocathode RF injector for the test facility.     

铟磷共掺杂p型氧化锌薄膜形成机理和性质

利用射频磁控溅射在石英衬底上生长出铟磷共掺氧化锌薄膜(ZnO ∶ In,P),所用靶材为掺杂五氧化二磷(P₂O₅)和氧化铟(In₂O₃)的氧化锌(ZnO)陶瓷靶,掺杂质量分数分别为1.5%和0.3%,溅射气体为Ar和O₂的混合气体。原生ZnO薄膜是绝缘的, 600 ℃退火5 min后导电类型为n型,而800 ℃退火5 min后为p型。p型ZnO薄膜的电阻率、载流子浓度和霍尔迁移率分别为12.4 Ω·cm, 1.6×10¹⁷ cm^-3 和3.29 cm²·V^-1·s^-1。X射线衍射测量结果表明所有样品都只有(002)衍射峰,并与相同条件下生长的未掺杂ZnO相比向大角度方向偏移,意味着In和P都占据Zn位。XPS测试结果表明在共掺ZnO薄膜中P不是取代O而是取代Zn。因此,铟磷共掺ZnO薄膜中,In和P都取代Zn,并且P_Zn与2个锌空位(V_Zn)形成P_Zn-2V_Zn复合受主,薄膜表现为p型。     

Neutrino helicity flip in a curved space-time

In Minkowskian spaces, the helicity of a massless fermion is a conserved quantity. In principle, this property may not hold when gravitational effects are not neglected. In this context, this work proves that the helicity of a massless neutrino is not conserved in curved spaces. In order to show this fact, the time variation of the helicity in the Heisenberg picture is calculated. Also, we verify that the differential cross-section due to helicity flip of a massless neutrino in a curved space does not vanish as a result of the coupling between the spin and the curvature of space-time.     

单畴的单原子In纳米线阵列的制备与研究

利用Si（001）向［110］方向偏4°角的斜切表面作为衬底，成功地制备了分布均匀的单畴的单原子In链阵列.扫描隧道显微镜分析表明，沉积的In原子优先吸附在台面上沿着台阶内边缘的位置，并在两个Si的二聚体链之间形成稳定的In二聚体.In二聚体组成直的单原子链，其生长机理与Car提出的“表面聚合反应”相一致.另外，衬底具有非常窄的台面和双原子层台阶边的特殊结构是形成单畴的单原子链的关键. 关键词： 铟单原子链 硅邻近面 扫描隧道显微镜     

Topological instability along filamented invariant surfaces

In dynamical systems with a zero Lyapunov exponent, weak mixing can be governed by a specific topological structure of some surfaces that are invariant with respect to particle dynamics. In particular, when the genus of the invariant surfaces is more than one, they may have weak mixing and the corresponding fractional kinetics. This possibility is demonstrated by using a typical example from plasma physics, a three-dimensional resistive pressure-gradient-driven turbulence model. In a toroidal geometry and with a low-pressure gradient, this model shows the emergence of quasicoherent structures. In this situation, the isosurfaces of the velocity stream function have a web structure with filamentary surfaces emerging from the outer region of the torus and covering the inner region. The filamentary surfaces can result in stochastic jets of particles that cause a "topological instability." In such a situation, particle transport along the surfaces is of the anomalous superdiffusion type.     

Is the percolation transition of hard spheres a thermodynamic phase transition?

In hard-sphere systems, there is a fluid-solid transition, but no gas-liquid transition. In the fluid region, however, one can find a purely geometric percolation transition, which is studied in detail. The van der Waals model of hard spheres is treated. In this model, a uniform negative background potential is added. This modification does not change the structure, but induces a gas-liquid transition. In fact, percolation and the gas-liquid transition can be related to each other.     

STM study of In nanostructures formation on Ge（001） surface at different coverages and temperatures

Different In/Ge（001） nanostructures have been obtained by annealing the samples at 320℃ with different coverages of In. Annealing a sample with a critical coverage of 2.1 monolayer of In, different In/Ge（001） nanostructures can be obtained at different temperatures. It is found that thermal annealing treatments first make In atoms form elongated Ge{103}-faceted In-clusters, which will grow wider and longer with increasing temperature, and finally cover the surface completely.     

Local effect of electric and magnetic fields on the position of an attached shock in a supersonic diffuser

Effective ways for controlling shock wave configurations by means of external actions are sought. One such way is a local effect of electric and magnetic fields. In this paper, the local effect of external fields is implemented by current localization in a limited region of a diffuser. The experiment is carried out in a diffuser providing the complete internal compression of the gas with a Mach number at the inlet M=4.3. As a working medium, a xenon plasma is used. The plasma flow is formed in a shock tube equipped with an accelerating nozzle. Two ways of current localization are tested. In the first one, the diffuser inlet is a short channel of Faraday generator type. In this case, the ponderomotive force basically decelerates or accelerates the flow depending on the direction of the electric field. In the second way, the current flows through a narrow near-wall region between adjacent electrodes. In this case, the ponderomotive force compresses or expands the gas. In both cases, it is shown that the angle of an attached shock due to MHD interaction can be both decreased and increased. The central problem with the MHD control of shock waves is near-electrode and near-wall phenomena.     

Reestablishment of an Unknown State and Its Orthogonal Complement State with Assistance

In this paper, we propose a protocol where one can realize reestablishment of an unknown state and its orthogonal complement state with a certain probability. In the first stage of the protocol, teleportation is performed between Alice (a sender) and Bob (a receiver) through a nonmaximally entangled quantum channel. In the process of teleportation, Alice performs nonmaximally entangled state measurement. In the second stage of the protocol, Victor (a state preparer) disentangles leftover nonmaximally entangled states by a single-particle measurement. With the assistance of Victor Alice can reestablish the original state or produce its orthogonal state.     

Phase formation and control of morphology in sputtered Cu-In alloy layers

The dependence of structural properties and surface morphology of Cu-In alloy layers on the composition and sputtering deposition sequence were investigated by X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy. The properties of the co-sputtered alloy layers changed abruptly around the composition boundary when the Cu/In ratio reached 1/2. This can be explained by the effective heat of formation (EHF) model, which has been used to predict the sequence of phase formation for metal diffusion couples. The use of a co-sputtered alloy layer with a high In concentration was not suitable for fabricating solar cells, because the film had a very rough morphology due to large In islands formed on the CuIn₂ phase. However, it was possible to minimize this phase by In sputtering followed by co-sputtering with a Cu/In ratio of 1 (Cu-In/In/Glass). This permitted the fabrication of a homogeneous Cu-In alloy layer, which was not possible through the simple co-sputtering.     

Reduction of false alarms in forest fire surveillance using water vapour concentration measurements

In this work a theoretical model to evaluate the capabilities of our lidar system in forest fire detection is reported. In particular, a new idea of minimization of false alarm is shown. In a forest fire, in fact, a lot of ashes and in the first stage a large amount of water vapour are emitted. Measurements of water vapour increase with respect to standard humidity in the atmosphere due to a forest fire event, by means of Raman analysis, permit to minimize the false alarm. A simulation of one case of study permits to estimate the maximum range of detection and minimum sensibility of our lidar system. In this paper the theoretical results are shown.     

精确测量双层复合膜厚度的物理原理——用PCSA型光学系统处理四相体系

本文给出了一种直接测量双层复合膜厚度的方法,并讨论了这种测量方法的物理原理,所得公式在一级近似条件下,可以将公式推广以适用于更多层的透明介质膜,为了进一步提高测量的精确度,我们推出了更为精确的公式,并用电子计算机取得了一套数据,现将数据编制成册,绘制成图表。这种直接测量双层薄膜厚度的方法,不需要高级复杂的设备,仍然只使用椭偏仪,其物理原理就是用PCSA光学系统处理一个四相样品体系的问题。     

Duality Computing in Quantum Computers

In this letter, we propose a duality computing mode, which resembles particle-wave duality property when a quantum system such as a quantum computer passes through a double-slit. In this mode, computing operations are not necessarily unitary. The duality mode provides a natural link between classical computing and quantum computing. In addition, the duality mode provides a new tool for quantum algorithm design.     

Effects of the indium doping on structural and optical properties of CdSe thin films deposited by laser ablation technique

Thin films of n-type CdSe have been grown on a quartz substrate by laser ablating a target obtained by mixing CdSe and metallic In powders. The effects of different doping concentration of In have been investigated. X-ray diffraction spectra show that at low In density only the CdSe lattice is present in the deposited film, whereas CdIn₂Se₄ and InSe compounds are deposited at higher In concentration. Band gap narrowing and band tails are observed in the absorption spectra when the In concentration increases. Photoluminescence spectra show band-band recombinations from 10 K to room temperature. Received 27 September 2002 Published online 11 April 2003 RID="a" ID="a"e-mail: giuseppe.perna@ba.infn.it     

Theb-boundary of tensor bundles over a space-time

In [1] it was shown how to attach a boundary to any space-time. In the present paper a boundary is constructed for any bundle associated with the frame bundle of a space time. In such a way limits of tensor fields at boundary points of a space-time are defined. Using this we show that the Lorentz metric has always a unique continuous extension to theb-boundary of the space-time.Supported by Alexander von Humboldt-Stiftung.