Diffraction in electron stimulated desorption has revealed a propensity for Cl+ desorption from rest atom vs. adatom areas and unfaulted vs. faulted zones of Cl-terminated Si(1 1 1)-(7 × 7) surfaces. We associate the 15 eV ± 1 eV threshold with ionization of Si-Cl σ-bonding surface states and formation of screened two-hole states with Si 3s character. Similar specificity is observed from A and B reconstructions. This can be due to reduced screening in unfaulted regions and increased hole localization in Si back-bonds within faulted regions. 相似文献
The European Physical Journal A - The ω-meson photoproduction, γ + p→p + ω, is studied in the framework of a model, containing π-meson exchange in t-channel and... 相似文献
An investigation to deepen the connection between the family of nonlinear Schr?dinger equations and the one of Korteweg-de
Vries equations is carried out within the context of the Madelung's fluid picture. In particular, under suitable hypothesis
for the current velocity, it is proven that the cubic nonlinear Schr?dinger equation, whose solution is a complex wave function,
can be put in correspondence with the standard Korteweg-de Vries equation, is such a way that the soliton solutions of the
latter are the squared modulus of the envelope soliton solution of the former. Under suitable physical hypothesis for the
current velocity, this correspondence allows us to find envelope soliton solutions of the cubic nonlinear Schr?dinger equation,
starting from the soliton solutions of the associated Korteweg-de Vries equation. In particular, in the case of constant current
velocities, the solitary waves have the amplitude independent of the envelope velocity (which coincides with the constant
current velocity). They are bright or dark envelope solitons and have a phase linearly depending both on space and on time coordinates. In the case of an arbitrarily
large stationary-profile perturbation of the current velocity, envelope solitons are grey or dark and they relate the velocity u0 with the amplitude; in fact, they exist for a limited range of velocities and have a phase nonlinearly depending on the combined
variable x-u0 s (s being a time-like variable). This novel method in solving the nonlinear Schr?dinger equation starting from the Korteweg-de
Vries equation give new insights and represents an alternative key of reading of the dark/grey envelope solitons based on the fluid language. Moreover, a comparison between the solutions found in the
present paper and the ones already known in literature is also presented.
Received 20 February 2002 and Received in final form 22 April 2002 Published online 6 June 2002 相似文献
Barium hexaferrite (phase M) samples with different nanostructures were studied. Sample M1 is composed of nanocrystals of BaFe12O19 produced after milling the elemental oxides (Fe2O3 and BaCO3) and heating in air atmosphere. Two more samples were produced by milling the same oxides and a 20% excess of -Fe. The resulting powder (composed of phase M and a 20% hematite) was heat-treated in different conditions, resulting in samples MF1 (with a partially sintered structure) and MF8 (with almost completely sintered structure).
In order to have an insight into the interactions in each sample, Preisach distributions were obtained using first-order reversion curves (FORCs) measurements. The Preisach distribution corresponding to M1 is a Gaussian-shaped one, with a maximum around 4.1 kOe. The distribution of MF1 has a narrow and high peak at 5.3 kOe, a number of overlapping small peaks down to 2.6 kOe and a distinct and low-intensity peak at 2 kOe. MF8 has a Preisach distribution with a succession of equally spaced distinct peaks from 4.2 to 1.5 kOe.
The found Preisach distributions suggest that the interactions occur among nanocrystals inside conglomerates with different number of particles. 相似文献
Summary A microwave coherent backscattering experiment has been carried out on Mirabelle, a weakly ionised plasma device, with the
objective of measuring the electron density fluctuation level. The experiment is a preliminary step in order to prepare the
detection system for a microwave stimulated backscattering experiment. The incident electromagnetic wave is focused in front
of a plane grid which excites ion acoustic or electron Bernstein waves inducing fluctuations in the plasma. The backscattering
signal is collected by the launching circuit and detected by homodyne mixing. The typical ratio of the scattered power to
the incident power is about 10−12 and the relative density fluctuations are of the order of δne/ne=10−3 against a background electron density ofne=1–5·109 cm−3. The backscattering measurement is compared with Langmuir probe measurements. The spectral width of the backscattered signal
has also been studied, by taking into account effects due to the incident wave focusing and plasma wave damping.
The authors of this paper have agreed to not receive the proofs for correction 相似文献
Summary Bjorken predicted in the recent past about the large excess emission of photons in high-energy collisions and this was subsequently
corroborated by some experimentalists as well. Obviously, this phenomenon is just opposite in nature to pro-centauro events
marked by the production of photonless hadrons. In this note we will try to trace the outlines of this confusing and contradictory
situation, probe quantitatively into this excess emission of photons (called progammaisation events) and compare them mainly
with Bjorken's disoriented-chiral-condensate (DCC) model. 相似文献
The NMR interactions of crystalline phases in the system Na2O-ZrO2-SiO2 have been studied by a combination of static and magic angle spinning NMR methods for the first time. A full multinuclear (17O, 23Na, 29Si and 91Zr) approach has been employed that allows the phases to be clearly identified. NMR interactions such as 29Si isotropic chemical shift correlate with the known structural units present. For 23Na the different sites can often be distinguished on the basis of differing quadrupolar interactions. 相似文献