锂掺杂ZnO陶瓷靶材制备及其掺杂引起的缺陷

采用燃烧合成和放电等离子烧结方法制备锂掺杂ZnO陶瓷靶材. 利用XRD, SEM, TEM和激光粒径分析等手段分析合成粉体与陶瓷的显微结构. 结果表明, 锂掺杂ZnO粉体与陶瓷均为纤锌矿结构, 无其他相存在; 粉体的粒径分布为0.18-1.7 μm, 烧结体致密度较高, 晶粒尺寸为1-3 μm. 此外, 分析锂元素在烧结过程中引起掺杂缺陷变化, 锂元素由ZnO晶格的间隙位置转移为替代锌晶格位置, 实现受主掺杂, 为实现p型ZnO薄膜的制备奠定基础.     

Effects of Zr impurity on microscopic behavior of Hf metal

Hf metal with ∼ 3 wt% Zr impurity has been reinvestigated by perturbed angular correlation (PAC) spectroscopy using a LaBr₃(Ce)–BaF₂ detector set up to understand the microscopic behavior of this metal with temperature. From present measurements, five quadrupole interaction frequencies have been found at room temperature where both pure hcp fraction (∼33%) with 12 nearest neighbor Hf surrounding the probe ¹⁸¹Hf atom and the probe–impurity fraction (∼33%) corresponding to 11 nearest neighbor Hf plus one dissimilar Zr atom are clearly distinguished. At room temperature, the results for quadrupole frequency and asymmetry parameter are found to be ω_Q=51.6(4) Mrad/s, η=0.20(4) for the impurity fraction and ω_Q=46.8(2) Mrad/s, η=0 for the pure fraction with values of frequency distribution width δ=0 for both components. At 77 K, only 1 NN Zr impurity (∼93%) and pure hcp (∼7%) components have been found with a value of δ ∼ 10% for the impurity fraction. A drastic change in microstructural configuration of Hf metal is observed at 473 K where the impurity fraction increases to ∼ 50% and the pure hcp fraction reduces to ∼ 15% with abrupt changes in quadrupole frequencies for both components. The pure fraction then increases with temperature and enhances to ∼50% at 973 K. In the temperature range 473–973 K, quadrupole frequencies for both components are found to decrease slowly with temperature. Using the Arrhenius relation, binding energy (B) for the probe–impurity pair and the entropy of formation are measured from temperature dependent fractions of probe–impurity and pure hcp in the temperature range 473–773 K. The three other minor components found at different temperatures are attributed to crystalline defects.     

Applications of near infrared spectroscopy in cotton impurity and fiber quality detection: A review

Near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is an emerging, non-invasive, multi-index, simple preparation of sample process analytical technique suitable for cotton quality assessment. Cotton impurities not only affect the quality of seed cotton and lint cotton but also the quality of textiles. These impurities can occur during harvest and in the stage of postharvest handing, especially during pack house operations. In such a global and competitive marketplace, it is necessary to explore rapid, accurate, and precise cotton quality measurement techniques which require less expensive instrumentation, exhibit increased flexibility versatility, and perform both laboratory measurements and non-laboratory (at-line or field) measurements. Some reports have been published on the use of NIRS technology for inspecting cotton impurity contents, micronaire, and cotton fiber quality. This article condenses a representative selection of recent research in order to observe the significant progresses in how NIRS technology is applied to inspection of cotton impurity and cotton fiber. Additionally, the drawbacks and obstacles of NIRS for quality measurement in cotton are summarized and the trends are discussed.     

Application of hexagonal boron nitride micropowder for thermoluminescent dosimetry of UV radiation

Thermoluminescence (TL) response of h-BN micropowder, characterized by two peaks near 337 and 584 K, was studied in the 380-nm band after excitation with monochromatic ultraviolet radiation (UVR). On the basis of the obtained results and independent data analysis, assumptions were made on the mechanisms of donor–acceptor recombination with the participation of 1B, O_N, and C_N centers, responsible for the observed thermally activated emission. TL excitation spectra in the 200–380-nm range were analyzed. It was observed that the resolved maxima correspond quite to the characteristic wavelengths of 260 nm (maximum bactericidal efficiency) and 297 nm (maximum skin erythema). It is found that the dose dependence for an integral intensity of high-temperature peak is linear in the suberythemal range of 0.01–0.35 mJ/cm².     

合肥光源测量束团纵向精细结构的单光子计数系统设计

本文介绍了用单光子计数法测量束团纵向精细结构的原理.介绍了合肥同步辐射光源测量束团纵向精细结构的单光子计数系统的设计.由于单光子计数法具有高时间分辨率(2ps)和大的动态测量范围(10⁵)等优点,所以该系统不仅可以测量束团长度,而且可以精密测量单束团的纯净度.最后,分析了该系统的性能,并讨论了该系统在尾场和纵向阻抗的研究、束团伸长效应的研究以及影响单束团不纯净机理的研究中的应用.     

A new metallic state in two dimensions

We report the discovery of a new and unexpected kind of metal in two dimensions (2D), which exists in the presence of scattering by local magnetic moments. The experiment was carried out on a 2D electron system in silicon, where the local magnetic moments have been induced by disorder and their number was varied using substrate bias (V_sub). In the new metal, the conductivity decreases as σ(n_s,T)=σ(n_s,T=0)+A(n_s)T² (n_s – carrier density) to a non-zero value as temperature T→0. In three dimensions, this T² dependence is well known, and results from Kondo scattering by local magnetic moments. In 2D, however, the existence of a metal with dσ/dT>0 is very surprising. As the number of local moments is reduced, the range of temperatures [T<T_m(V_sub)] where they dominate transport becomes smaller. For T>T_m, we observe the usual 2D metallic behavior with dσ/dT<0.     

Low-energy excitations of Yb As in a magnetic field

We discuss the effects of an applied magnetic field on the low-energy excitations in the low temperature phase of Yb₄As₃. We show also why the magnetic interaction of the Yb³⁺ ions is nearly of an isotropic Heisenberg spin-1/2 type. A small anisotropy due to an intrachain dipolar interaction leads to the opening of a gap when a magnetic field is applied. The model agrees with available experimental data. Simple experiments are suggested in order to further test the present theory. Received 3 February 1999     

Magnetic impurities in gapless Fermi systems: perturbation theory

We consider a symmetric Anderson impurity model with a soft-gap hybridization vanishing at the Fermi level, with r>0. Three facets of the problem are examined. First the non-interacting limit, which despite its simplicity contains much physics relevant to the U>0case: it exhibits both strong coupling (SC) states (for r<1) and local moment states (for r>1), with characteristic signatures in both spectral properties and thermodynamic functions. Second, we establish general conditions upon the interaction self-energy for the occurence of a SC state for U>0. This leads to a pinning theorem, whereby the modified spectral function is pinned at the Fermi level for any U where a SC state obtains; it generalizes to arbitrary r the pinning condition upon familiar in the normal r=0 Anderson model. Finally, we consider explicitly spectral functions at the simplest level: second order perturbation theory in U, which we conclude is applicable for and r>1 but not for . Characteristic spectral features observed in numerical renormalization group calculations are thereby recovered, for both SC and LM phases; and for the SC state the modified spectral functions are found to contain a generalized Abrikosov-Suhl resonance exhibiting a characteristic low-energy Kondo scale with increasing interaction strength. Received 26 August 1999     

Incommensurability in the magnetic excitations of the bilinear-biquadratic spin-1 chain

We study the magnetic excitation spectrum of the spin-1 chain with Hamiltonian .We focus on the range where the spin chain is in the gapped Haldane phase. The excitation spectrum and static structure factor is studied using direct Lanczos diagonalization of small systems and density-matrix renormalization group techniques combined with the single-mode approximation. The magnon dispersion has a minimum at until a critical value is reached at which the curvature (velocity) vanishes. Beyond this point, which is distinct from the VBS point and the Lifshitz point, the minimum lies at an incommensurate value that goes smoothly to when approaches , the Lai-Sutherland point. The mode remains isolated from the other states: there is no evidence of spinon deconfinement before the point .These findings explain recent observation of the behavior of the magnetization curve for . Received 16 December 1998