荧光素单磷酸酯的合成和其应用于荧光光度法测定酸性磷酸酯酶

本文新合成了荧光素单磷酸酯,通过元素分析、红外、热谱确定了其结构,探讨了其生成机理,并将其应用到酸性磷酸酯的荧光分析,深入研究了它与酸性磷酸酯酶之间反应的条件、检测此酶的线性范围、检测限和米氏常效.     

Parallel numerical simulations for quantized vortices in Bose--Einstein condensates

We employ the parallel computing technology to study numerically the three-dimensional structure of quantized vortices of Bose--Einstein condensates. For anisotropic cases, the bending process of vortices is described in detail by the decrease of Gross--Pitaevskii energy. A completely straight vortex and the steady and symmetrical multiple-vortex configurations are obtained. We analyse the effect of initial conditions and angular velocity on the number and shape of vortices.     

Persistent spin current in a quantum wire with weak Dresselhaus spin——orbit coupling

The spin current in a parabolically confined semiconductor heterojunction quantum wire with Dresselhaus spin--orbit coupling is theoretically studied by using the perturbation method. The formulae of the elements for linear and angular spin current densities are derived by using the recent definition for spin current based on spin continuity equation. It is found that the spin current in this Dresselhaus spin--orbit coupling quantum wire is antisymmetrical, which is different from that in Rashba model due to the difference in symmetry between these two models. Some numerical examples for the result are also demonstrated and discussed.     

Photo-detachment cross section of H- near two parallel interfaces

The photo-detachment cross section of H^- near two parallel elastic interfaces is derived and calculated by using the closed orbit theory. The photo-detachment cross section of H^- near two interfaces is shown to exhibit multi-periodic oscillations when the distance between the H^- and the interface is varied. Each peak in the Fourier transformed photo-detachment cross section corresponds to the length of a closed orbit, which is quite similar to the case of atomic spontaneous emissions in a dielectric slab. This study provides a new understanding of the photo=detachment process of H^- in the presence of interfaces.