Tm,Yb掺杂五磷酸盐非晶中的上转换蓝光发射

报道在室温下，高浓度Tm和高浓度Yb掺杂的五磷酸盐非晶在966nm半导体激光器激发下，Tm的¹G₄能级和⁴F₄能级分别产生峰位在480nm波长较强的上转换蓝光发射和很强的近红外780nm荧光发射．这一荧光发射是由于Yb的²F_5/2能级对966nm激光的强烈吸收，以及对Tm的相应上转换能级较强的能量传递而产生的上转换过程，Tm的浓度增大又使Tm的³F相似文献   

126Cs的高自旋态能级结构

利用融合蒸发反应¹¹⁶Cd(¹⁴N,4n)¹²⁶Cs布居了¹²⁶Cs的高自旋态.观测到了100多条新的γ跃迁和相应的能级,建立了双奇核¹²⁶Cs由9个转动带构成的能级纲图.尝试性地指定了大部分能级的自旋和宇称以及各转动带的Nilsson单粒子组态.极大地丰富了已有的实验结果.     

162Lu的高自旋态及A=160区双奇核晕态能级的符号因子反转

利用¹⁴⁷Sm(¹⁹F,4nγ)¹⁶²Lu反应研究了¹⁶²Lu的高自旋态. 由7个带BGO康普顿抑制的高纯锗探测器和一个小平面探测器进行了在束γ测量,首次建立了双奇核¹⁶²Lu转晕带的能级纲图. 发现在低转动频率下,¹⁶²Lu的转晕带能级发生符号因子反转. 对质量数A=160核区双音核的转晕带重新进行了分析和考察,讨论了转晕带能级符号因子反转的系统性.     

183Au核高自旋态转动带结构研究

通过重离子熔合蒸发反应和在束核谱学实验方法研究了奇A 核¹⁸³Au的高自旋态能级结构. 扩展并更新了¹⁸³Au的能级纲图. 首次建立了¹⁸³Au的πi_13/2转动带的能量非优先带. 分析并讨论了¹⁸³Au中πh_9/2转动带的能量非优先带和πf^7/2转动带间的相互作用.     

157Yb的形状共存研究

利用在束γ谱学方法,通过反应¹⁴⁴Sm(¹⁶O,3n)¹⁵⁷Yb研究了¹⁵⁷Yb的激发态能级结构.实验中使用的¹⁶O束流能量为90MeV.基于实验得到的γγ符合关系、γ射线的各向异性度和DCO系数,建议了¹⁵⁷Yb的高自旋能级纲图.¹⁵⁷Yb的能级纲图主要由两串跃迁性质明显不同的级联能级组成,它们分别对应于νi_13/2转动带和单粒子激发态.着重讨论了¹⁵⁷Yb的形状共存和νi_13/2转动带随角动量的结构演化.     

Yb3+:Gd2SiO5晶体的结构和光谱性能

采用提拉法成功生长尺寸为φ30 mm× 75 mm的15at.%Yb³⁺:Gd₂SiO₅单晶, 并用Reitveld全谱拟合方法确定了其晶格常数、原子坐标和温度因子等参数. 用吸收光谱计算了Yb³⁺离子²F_7/2↔ ²F_5/2能级跃迁的振子强度、谱线强度、跃迁概率、 能级寿命和积分发射截面等光谱参数, 并根据激光性能评估得出结论: 表明该晶体具有较大的阈值特性, 有望采用大功率激光二极管泵浦实现可调谐或超快激光输出.     

丰中子核113Ru集体转动带的识别

通过对重核²⁵²Cf自发裂变产生的瞬发γ谱的测量,对非常丰中子核¹¹³Ru的能级结构进行了研究,建立了较高自旋态的能级纲图,识别了基于中子h_11/2轨道激发产生的集体转动带,最高自旋态达31/2h.还发现了另一个可能基于9/2^－能级的集体转动带,对新建立的¹¹³Ru的集体带的一些重要特性进行了讨论.     

丰中子核107Ru的集体转动带

通过对²⁵²Cf自发裂变产生的瞬发γ谱的测量,对丰中子奇A核¹⁰⁷Ru的高自旋态集体转动带重新进行了研究,建立了新的能级纲图.将基带转动带的自旋态扩展到27 2h,证实并扩展了以前发表的基于中子h_11/2激发产生的集体转动带,并新观测到一个基于(9/2^－)能级的集体转动带.研究结果澄清了早期发表的结果与近来别人发表的结果之间的矛盾,对新建立的¹⁰⁷Ru能级结构的某些重要特征进行了讨论.     

187Pt的转动带性质研究

利用在束γ谱学技术和¹⁷³Yb(¹⁸O, 4n)熔合蒸发反应研究了¹⁸⁷Pt的高自旋态能级结构. 建立了包括3个转动带的¹⁸⁷Pt高自旋态能级纲图. 基于¹⁸⁷Pt周围核结构的系统学和比较带内B(M1)/B(E2)比率的实验值和理论值, 建议上述3个转动带的组态 分别为11/2⁺[615], 7/2^－[503]和1/2^－[521]. 对各转动带的带交叉频率、顺排增益、旋称劈裂等进行了讨论.     

一个可能的117Cs核πh11/2带的观测

在对²⁸Si轰击⁹²Mo靶反应进行的在束γ测量中,观测到一个全新的转动带,通过对其跃迁强度、结构特性的分析,认定它可能是建立在¹¹⁷Cs核的h_11/2质子能级上的转动带.     

Millimeter- and Submillimeter-Wave Spectra of CD2F2

The millimeter- and submillimeter-wave spectrum of ¹³CD₂F₂ present in natural abundance in methylene fluoride-d₂ (CD₂F₂) has been measured in the region 230-380 GHz. The spectrum was recorded using a frequency-modulated millimeter- and submillimeter-wave spectrometer. More than 200 rotational transitions in the ground state of ¹³CD₂F₂ with J≤45 and K_a≤8 have been assigned. A combined weighted least squares fit of the newly assigned transitions with previously reported microwave data has been carried out in the Watson's A- and S-reduced Hamiltonian. The data have been fitted with a standard deviation approaching the experimental accuracy, to provide improved values for the rotational and quartic centrifugal distortion constants, including sextic distortion constants for the ground state of ¹³CD₂F₂.     

The microwave spectrum,structure, and quadrupole coupling constants of boron chloride difluoride,BCIF2

The microwave spectrum of boron chloride difluoride, BClF₂, has been investigated in the region 26.5–40.0 GHz. R-branch transitions belonging to the isotopic species ¹¹B³⁵Cl¹⁹F₂, ¹¹B³⁷Cl¹⁹F₂, and ¹⁰B³⁵Cl¹⁹F₂ have been observed and the derived rotational constants yield the following ground-state structural parameters: $\text{r}{}^0\text{(BF) = 1.315 ± 0.006}\text{A}\text{?}$, $\text{r}{}^{\mathrm{s}}\text{(BCl) = 1.728 ± 0.009}\text{A}\text{?}$, < FBF = 118.1 ± 0.5°. The ground-state rotational constants of the most abundant species ¹¹B³⁵Cl¹⁹F₂ are: A₀ = 10 449.32 ± 0.13, B₀ = 4705.811 ± 0.020, C₀ = 3239.702 ± 0.026 MHz, Δ_JK = 8.9 ± 1.7, and Δ_J = 1.86 ± 0.48 KHz. The asymmetry parameter κ = ?0.593291 and the inertial defect δ⁰ = 0.2361 amu Ų which is consistent with that expected for this type of molecule if planar. The ³⁵Cl quadrupole coupling constants for ¹¹B³⁵Cl¹⁹F₂ are χ_aa = ?42.8 ± 1.0, χ_bb = 30.2 ± 1.5, χ_cc = 12.6 ± 1.5 MHz with the asymmetry parameter η = 0.41.     

The infrared spectrum of HC13F3

The infrared spectrum of HC¹³F₃ is reported for the first time. Fundamental frequency shifts due to carbon-13 substitution have been measured and rotational analyses of several of the fundamental and combination bands are given. Coriolis x-y and Fermi perturbations are evident in several of the bands. Table VI summarizes the data obtained in this study.     

Asymmetric line-width effects in the presence of resolved second order splittings: the E.S.R. spectra of 1,1-difluoroalkyl radicals in fluid solutions

The solution E.S.R. spectra of radicals of the type R?F₂ exhibit marked line broadening attributable to rotational modulation of the ¹⁹F anisotropic hyperfine interactions. This dipolar broadening is restricted to lines associated with the triplet state of the two equivalent ¹⁹F nuclei and for slowly rotating radicals only the singlet state line is readily detectable.     

The intensity distribution in the CH(A2Δ − X2Π) spectrum produced by electron impact on acetylene

The intensity distribution in the rotational and vibrational structure of the CH(A²Δ ? X²Π) spectrum, formed by dissociative excitation of acetylene by electron impact, is analysed. This spectrum is built-up from three overlapping bands, namely, the 0-0, 1-1 and 2-2 bands. The intensity distribution in the rotational structure of the 0-0 band is determined by an analysis of the free rotational lines of the R-branch. The intensity distribution in the other bands is analysed by a comparison of the spectrum with a spectrum simulated on the computer. In this way, the overlap of the various rotational and vibrational transitions is taken into account. It turns out that the distribution of molecules over the rotational levels can be described by assuming one Boltzmann distribution for each vibrational level.     

Breakdown of the reduction of the rovibrational Hamiltonian: The case of SO2F2

The ground state rotational spectrum of the near-spherical top molecule S¹⁸O₂F₂ (sulfuryl fluoride) has been measured from 50 to 700 GHz. As for the parent isotopologue, S¹⁶O₂F₂ [K. Sarka, J. Demaison, L. Margulès, I. Merke, N. Heineking, H. Bürger, H. Ruland, J. Mol. Spectrosc. 200 (2000) 55-64], it was necessary to use a non-reduced Hamiltonian in order to obtain a satisfactory fit. It was possible to determine six quartic centrifugal distortion constants (instead of five for a standard asymmetric top) and five sextic constants (one of them not existing in the reduced Hamiltonian) could also be determined. This ground state level has also been analysed thanks to a tensorial formalism developed in Dijon. Only two tensorial sextic constants are fixed to zero, all others have been adjusted. Although S¹⁸O₂F₂ is less spherical than S¹⁶O₂F₂, the analysis was more difficult. It is partly due to the fact that S¹⁸O₂F₂ is oblate whereas S¹⁶O₂F₂ is prolate. The experimental quartic centrifugal distortion constants were found in good agreement with those calculated from the force field, confirming the correctness of the analysis.     

Far ultra-violet absorption bands of osmium (IV), iridium (IV), platinum (IV) hexahalides

The gas phase electron resonance spectrum of SeO in its ³Σ and ¹Δ states has been studied. Values of the rotational constant B ₀ and ‘spin-spin’ splitting parameter λ in the ³Σ state, previously determined from the ultraviolet spectrum, are shown to be consistent with the electron resonance results, and we are also able to estimate the spin-rotation interaction constant. In addition, the ³Σ spectrum shows ⁷⁷Se hyperfine structure. The ¹Δ spectrum yields values for the rotational constant (and hence bond length) and rotational g factor.     

Spectroscopic constants of the known electronic states of lead monofluoride

Based on measurements made by mass-resolved 1 + 1′ + 1″ resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization spectroscopy, we have determined new molecular constants describing the rotational and fine structure levels of the B, D, E, and F states of the most abundant isotopic variant ²⁰⁸Pb¹⁹F, and we summarize the spectroscopic constants for all the know electronic states of the radical. Many spectroscopic constants for the isotopologues ²⁰⁶Pb¹⁹F and ²⁰⁷Pb¹⁹F have also been determined. The symmetry of the D-state is found to be ²Π_1/2, and the F-state is found to be an Ω = 3/2 state.     

The rotational resonance Raman spectrum of nitrogen dioxide and the determination of electronic state symmetry from resonance Raman selection rules

The pure rotational Raman spectrum of nitrogen dioxide has been observed and shown to be consistent with existing determinations of molecular parameters. Upon observation at 600 Torr pressure and 0.4 cm⁻¹ resolution a well-defined rotational spectrum is obtained. This spectrum is overlaid with a number of fluorescence lines. The fluorescence lines are separated from the Raman spectrum by a comparison of Stokes and anti-Stokes branches of the rotational spectrum. Out of seven strong fluorescence lines seen with 5145 Å excitation, five probably are identifiable with vibration-rotation fluorescence progressions observed by Abe.The most striking feature of these observations is the potential use of the resonance Raman effect for the analysis of complicated electronic spectra. When this rotational spectrum is observed with excitation by 5309 Å or 5145 Å excitation, the Raman spectrum follows a-axis selection rules and the Q-branches are in the noise level or barely out of it. However, at 4880 Å the ΔK = 2Q-branches become a major feature of a spectrum, indicating that an appreciable part of the absorption at this wavelength is occurring through the operation of b- or c-axis selection rules. These findings are consistent with present notions of a ²B₂ excited state dominating absorption at longer wavelengths, while at shorter wavelengths a ²B₁ excited state becomes important. Given a tunable laser, one could map the relative importance of these two possible selection rules for NO₂ without any theoretical analysis more sophisticated than that presented in this paper.A simplified statement of the selection rules for resonance rotational Raman spectra of asymmetric tops has been developed in the course of this investigation. No attempt has been made to refine the rotational parameters of NO₂ since all of the lines seen areunresolved multiplets. Our data should be regarded as a search spectrum preliminary to investigation on a high resolution instrument.     

Far-infrared spectrum and ground state constants of methyl amine

The far-infrared spectrum of methyl amine has been studied in the region 40 to 350 cm⁻¹ by Fourier transform spectroscopy with an apodized resolution of 0.005 cm⁻¹ or better. Both the pure rotational spectrum and the spectrum of the fundamental torsional band have been assigned. This paper reports the ground state constants obtained from a global fitting of a data set including ground state microwave transitions from the literature, as well as far-infrared pure rotational ground state transitions and ground state combination differences from the torsional band obtained in this work. Slightly over 1000 energy differences for the ground state with 0 ≦ K ≦ 19 and K ≦ J ≦ 30 were fit to 30 molecular parameters from a group theoretical formalism developed earlier, and a standard deviation of ±0.00063 cm⁻¹ was obtained. An ambiguity (noted earlier in the microwave literature) in the determination of the structural parameter ϱ, which arises when two large amplitude motions are present in the molecule, can be understood and resolved using the present formalism.