高温高压下CeTbO3合成过程中电阻的动态测试研究

 在0.5 GPa、4.0 GPa的压力下，从室温到800 ℃的温度范围内测量了氧化物CeTbO₃、单稀土氧化物Tb₄O₇、CeO₂和摩尔比维4∶1配比的混合物CeO₂+Tb₄O₇等的电阻随温度变化关系。对这四种物质均反映出电阻随温度增加而减小的半导体特征。在压力维0.5 GPa，温度高于600 ℃时发现了混合物CeO₂+Tb₄O₇、氧化物Tb₄O₇中电阻变化的起伏。X射线衍射谱表明，对应这一电阻变化，在结构上出现了变化。结果分析表明，这一变化与Tb⁴⁺→Tb³⁺的价态变化密切相联。     

Fermionic perturbation theory for the statistical mechanics of the nonlinear Schrödinger model

A fermionic perturbation theory is developed for the statistical mechanics of the nonlinear Schrödinger model. The theory is based on an interacting-fermion picture of the Bethe wave function. The inner product of the Bethe wave function is explicitly evaluated, and a simple graphical representation of it is given. The basic equations obtained for the free energy agree with those of Yang and Yang. In particular, the present theory gives a clear-cut meaning to the function of Yang and Yang: It represents a fermion energy at finite temperatures.     

Effects of aggregation on the electromagnetic resonance scattering of dielectric spherical objects

Summary The effects of aggregation on the electromagnetic resonance scattering by small, strongly reflecting spheres are studied. Two or more spheres are allowed to cluster together to form rather complicated anisotropic scatterers whose extinction cross-section is calculated as a function of the wave number of the incident field in the neighbourhood of the lowest resonance of the individual spheres. The macroscopic absorption coefficient of a low-density random dispersion of clusters is also calculated in the same range of wave number. The results for two-, three- and four-sphere clusters are discussed. Work supported in part by C.N.R. through the G.N.S.M. and in part by the U.S. Army European Research Office through grant DAJA45-84-C-0005 and contract DAJA37-81-C-0895.     

Solutions of the Fokker-Planck equation for a double-well potential in terms of matrix continued fractions

Solutions of the Fokker-Planck (Kramers) equation in position-velocity space for the double-well potentiald ₂x²/2+d₄x⁴/4 in terms of matrix continued fractions are derived. It is shown that the method is also applicable to a Boltzmann equation with a BGK collision operator. Results of eigenvalues and of the Fourier transform of correlation functions are presented explicitly. The lowest nonzero eigenvalue is compared with the escape rate in the weak noise limit for various damping constants and the susceptibility is compared with the zero-friction-limit result.     

C1 Rational interpolating surface under local coordinate systems

A method of constructing rational interpolating surface under local coordinate systems is presented, which can be used to solve the large torsion problem of surfaces. This kind of surface has better approximating effect and its properties can be easily discussed, so it has practical applications not only in CAD but also infinite element analysis and other fields. An example is given in the paper.Projects Supported by the Science Fund of Education Committee.     

The stick-slip problem for a round jet

Summary The stick-slip problem for a round jet studied in Part I gives a good approximation for the swell of a low speed jet when the surface tension is large but it fails when the surface tension is small. In this paper a new stick-slip problem (II) is defined and solved using matched eigenfunction expansions. The new problem reduces to that solved in Part I when the surface tension is large and gives good results in the case of zero and small surface tension.With 18 figures     

An example of applications of the elementary catastrophe theory in Hamiltonian systems

The convection in atmosphere discussed in ref. [1] is rigorously treated by considering the variation of environmental temperature with the height. This represents an example of applications of the elementary catastrophe theory in Hamiltonian systems.     

Generalized nonlinear master equations for local fluctuations: Dimensionality expansions and augmented mean field theory

By application of a projection operator technique we derive a formally exact generalization of the nonlinear mean field master equation introduced recently for the study of local fluctuations in a reacting medium. Our starting point is a phenomenological cell master equation. The results of our theory are applicable to the theory of a fluctuating hydrodynamic reacting system. The mean field equation is placed on a firm theoretical foundation by showing it to be the lowest order approximation in an expansion in the dimensionality of the physical space keeping the product of the number of nearest neighbors (an increasing function of dimensionality) and the typical diffusion coefficient constant. A more accurate nonlinear master equation that allows for the correlation and fluctuations in the environment of a given volume element is derived in the form of an augmented mean field equation.Work supported in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation.     

Quantum statistical hierarchy equation in nonequilibrium systems

An extension is given for the Fourier expansion method with the contraction technique, which was introduced by Balescu for quantum statistical systems. This is attained by introducing a diagrammatic method with a concept of moving contraction. Then the hierarchy equation for the Contracted Fourier coefficient of the Wigner distribution function is obtained. As an application, a generalized master equation involvingn-body collision effects and quantum statistical effects is also derived.     

Enhancement of thermopower in the highT c superconductor YBa2Cu3O7 and related compounds

The absolute thermopower of single phase YBa₂Cu₃O₇ and Y_0.8Er_0.2Ba₂Cu₃O₇ has been measured in the range 250 K to the superconducting transition temperature. It is found that these compounds show a large enhancement of thermopower in the range 150 K down toT _c. This enhancement shows a steep exponential drop as the temperature increases from the transition temperature. The temperature variation of the enhancement is too steep to be accounted for by electron-phonon or electron-local structural excitation mechanisms.