Recent results from HERA

After the end of data taking in 2007,the experiments H1 and ZEUS have entered into an intense phase of data analysis.Recent results of this effort on neutral （NC） and charged current （CC） cross sections at high Q 2,the longitudinal structure function F L,inclusive diffraction,heavy flavour production and on searches for glueballs are presented.Also shown are results of a combined analysis on inclusive NC and CC cross sections performed by H1 and ZEUS using HERA-I data.     

Escape from a Riddled-Like Basin

We investigate a system described by a conservative and a dissipative map concatenation. A fat fractal forbidden net, induced by interaction between discontinuous and noninvertible properties, introduces rippled-like attraction basins of two periodic attractors. Small areas, which serve as escaping holes of a new type of crisis, are dominated by conventional strong dissipation and are bounded by the forbidden region, but only in the vicinity of each periodic point. Based on this understanding, the scaling behaviour of the averaged lifetime of the crisis is analytically and numerically determined to be （τ） ∝ （b-b0）^γ, where b denotes the control parameter, bo denotes its critical threshold, and γ≌-1.5.     

X-Ray Emission from Rotation-Powered Pulsars

We study the properties of pulsed component of hard (2-10keV) x-ray emission from pulsars based on the new version of outer gap model we proposed previously [Astrophys. J. 604 (2004)317]. On the frame of this outer gap model, we derive an expression of non-thermal pulsed x-ray luminosity of rotation-powered pulsars, and then apply it to the pulsars whose pulsed x-rays are detected by ASCA. Using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test;we determine the model parameter. The present results indicate Lx∝Lsd^1.15 for these x-ray pulsars, which is consistent with the observed data.     

Dynamic recognition from ship-radiated noise

On the basis of envelope spectrum analysis of ship-radiated noise, the features and the extracting methods are discussed, and then a new method of dynamic recognition has been proposed. Using this method, accurate recognition rate for different types of ship targets can be effectively improved, and some of the important parameters of target's movement can be obtained at the same time.     

Raman scattering from highly-stressed anvil diamond

The high-frequency edge of the first-order Raman mode of diamond reflects the stress state at the culet of anvil, and is often used for the pressure calibration in diamond anvil cell(DAC) experiments. Here we point out that the high-frequency edge of the diamond Raman phonon corresponds to the Brillouin zone(BZ) center Γ point as a function of pressure. The diamond Raman pressure gauge relies on the stability of crystal lattice of diamond under high stress. Upon the diamond anvil occurs failure under the uniaxial stress(197 GPa), the loss of intensity of the first-order Raman phonon and a stressdependent broad Raman band centered at 600 cm^-1 are observed, which is associated with a strain-induced local mode corresponding to the BZ edge phonon of the L1 transverse acoustic phonon branch.     

Scintillation Arc from FRB 20220912A

We present the interstellar scintillation analysis of fast radio burst(FRB) 20220912A during its extremely active episode in 2022using data from the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope(FAST). We detect a scintillation arc in the FRB’s secondary spectrum, which describes the power in terms of the scattered FRB signals’ time delay and Doppler shift. The arc indicates that the scintillation is caused by a highly localized region. Our analysis favors a Milky Way origin of the ioniz...     

Lu-H-N Phase Diagram from First-Principles Calculations

Employing a comprehensive structure search and high-throughput first-principles calculation method on 1561 compounds,the present study reveals the phase diagram of Lu-H-N.In detail,the formation energy landscape of Lu-H-N is derived and utilized to assess the thermodynamic stability of each compound that is created via element substitution.The result indicates that there is no stable ternary structure in the Lu-H-N chemical system,however,metastable ternary structures,such as Lu₂₀H     

Yangian Realisations from Finite ?-Algebras

We construct an algebra homomorphism between the Yangian Y(sl(n)) and the finite ª-algebras ª(sl(np),n.sl(p)) for any p. We show how this result can be applied to determine properties of the finite dimensional representations of such ª-algebras.     

Photon-bunching Effect from Two PDC Process

前期的研究表明，光子晶体带隙的大小与材料的介电常数关系紧密。而EIT材料实现改变材料介电常数的性质可以促使光子晶体光子带隙与EIT研究的有机结合，可以产生可调控的光子晶体带隙结构。     

Scattering from Alpha-Stable Non-Gaussian Distributed Surfaces

The scattering problem of alpha-stable non-Gaussian distributed rough surfaces is studied. The alpha-stable non-Gaussian distribution is used to describe the surfaces that exhibit sharp and sparse peaks, not usually seen in Gaussian distributed surfaces. Then a magnetic field integral equation is formulated to calculate the scattered field and the scattering coefficient. Numerical simulations show that the magnitude distribution of the scattered field is affected significantly by the probability distribution of the surface when the height of the surface changes in a random way. In addition, simulation results are presented as bistatic scattering coefficient for alpha-stable distributed surfaces.     

Radium equivalent and annual effective dose from geological samples from Pedra – Pernambuco – Brazil

The natural radioactivity of an uranium-anomalous area utilized for agricultural activities in Pedra, Brazil, was monitored. For this, samples from the granite and calcium-silicate amphibole rocks underlying this area and also from samples of the soil derived from these rocks were collected and analyzed by high-resolution gamma spectrometry. The equivalent radium (Ra_eq) was used as a reference for estimating the rate of the effective equivalent dose. The average, minimum and maximum values for the samples were of 319.2 Bq kg^?1 (91.1–758.5 Bq kg^?1) for soil; 327.5 Bq kg^?1 (36.3–1624.0 Bq kg^?1) for granitic rocks and 70,124.5 Bq kg^?1 (16,979.6–147,159.0 Bq kg^?1) for the calcium-silicate amphibole rocks. An estimation of the external exposition was carried out based on the calculation of the parameters obtained.     

Photoproduction of πmesons from nuclei

Photoproduction of neutral pions from nuclei (carbon, calcium, niobium, lead) has been studied for incident-photon energies from 200 MeV to 800 MeV with the TAPS detector using the Glasgow photon tagging spectrometer at the Mainz MAMI accelerator. Data were obtained for the inclusive photoproduction of neutral pions and the partial channels of quasifree single- , double- , and photoproduction. They have been analyzed in terms of the in-medium behavior of nucleon resonances and the pion-nucleus interaction. They are compared to earlier measurements from the deuteron and to the predictions of a Boltzmann-Uehling-Uhlenbeck (BUU) transport model for photon-induced pion production from nuclei.PACS: 13.60.Le Meson production - 25.20.Lj Photoproduction reactions     

Do deviations from reptation scaling of entangled polymer melts result from single- or many-chain effects?

By studying the relaxation of small amounts of short entangled "probe" chains in a high molecular weight matrix, we show that the deviations from reptation scaling of the longest relaxation time are not as much dominated by single-chain effects (usually referred to as contour length fluctuations or CLF) as assumed by current mesoscopic models but also originate to a very significant extent from mutual chain relaxation effects. This result is in fact consistent with literature data on tracer and self-diffusion. Moreover, tube theories also overpredict the influence of CLF on the plateau modulus. Improved theories, simulations, and careful experiments are urgently needed to resolve this important question.     

Coherent π0 photoproduction from 4He

Differential cross sections and beam asymmetries for coherent π⁰ photoproduction from ⁴He in the Δ energy-range have been measured with high statistical and systematic precision using both decay photons for identifying the process. The experiment was performed at the MAinz MIcrotron using the TAPS photon spectrometer and the Glasgow/Mainz tagged photon facility. The differential cross sections are in excellent agreement with predictions based on the DWIA if an appropriate parametrization of the Δ-nuclear interaction is applied. The beam asymmetries are interpreted in terms of degrees of linear polarization of collimated coherent bremsstrahlung. The expected increase of the degree of linear polarization with decreasing collimation angle is confirmed. Agreement with calculations is obtained on a few-percent level of precision in the maxima of the coherent peaks.     

Space–time dimensionality from brane collisions

Collisions and subsequent decays of higher dimensional branes leave behind three-dimensional branes and anti-branes, one of which could play the rôle of our universe. This process also leads to the production of one-dimensional branes and anti-branes, however their number is expected to be suppressed. Brane collisions may also lead to the formation of bound states of branes. Their existence does not alter this result, it just allows for the existence of one-dimensional branes captured within the three-dimensional ones.     

Generalized Kähler Potentials from Supergravity

We consider supersymmetric \({\mathcal{N} = 2}\) solutions with non–vanishing NS three–form. Building on worldsheet results, we reduce the problem to a single generalized Monge–Ampère equation on the generalized Kähler potential K recently interpreted geometrically by Lindström, Ro?ek, Von Unge and Zabzine. One input in the procedure is a holomorphic function w that can be thought of as the effective superpotential for a D3 brane probe. The procedure is hence likely to be useful for finding gravity duals to field theories with non–vanishing abelian superpotential, such as Leigh–Strassler theories. We indeed show that a purely NS precursor of the Lunin–Maldacena dual to the β–deformed \({\mathcal{N} = 4}\) super–Yang–Mills falls in our class.