激光场中极化势对电子-氦原子散射影响

构建含有极化势的静电屏蔽势和单纯的静电屏蔽势这两种原子势模型,应用第二玻恩近似（SBA）理论,分别对激光场中电子-氦原子散射截面进行了理论计算。对比实验结果发现含有极化势的静电屏蔽势给出的结果与实验符合较好。表明极化势在激光辅助电子-原子散射中起着重要作用。     

激光诱导Ni等离子体发射光谱的空间演化特性研究

在350- 600nm 波长范围内测定了激光烧蚀Ni等离子体中Ni原子的空间分辨发射光谱.测定了385.83 nm发射光谱线的相对强度和STARK展宽及其随径向的变化特性。结果表明, 在沿激光束方向上, 当距离靶表面0-2.5mm范围内变化时,谱线的STARK展宽和谱线的强度都随距靶面距离的增大先增大,但增大到最大值后随距离的进一步增大而减小。谱线强度和STARK加宽的最大值都出现在离靶面约1.5mm处。     

理论研究激光强度对H2+分子高次谐波产生的影响

本文通过求解非波恩-奥本海默近似条件下的一维含时薛定谔方程来研究脉冲强度对H₂⁺分子高次谐波的影响.由于干涉相消,在啁啾激光场的条件下在谐波谱中出现了干涉最小值.我们用全量子方法计算的时频分布图分析了分子高次谐波产生中的微观机制.此外,数值计算结果显示随着脉冲强度的增加电子的有质动力势随之增加,同时干涉最小值的位置移向谐波的高阶部分.     

空气开关等离子体干涉条纹图像的处理

利用Mach-Zehnder干涉仪测量了空气开关中等离子体电子密度分布,使用高速分幅相机拍摄记录不同时延下的干涉条纹图像。针对实验获得的干涉条纹图像的特点,提出了一种首先进行频域FFT滤波去噪,然后进行空域二值化、细化的处理方法。该方法能够很好的消除图像噪声的影响,提取出单像素的亮条纹中心线,从而能够准确读取条纹坐标信息,再通过对干涉条纹偏移量进行Abel逆变换,得到等离子体电子密度分布。     

基于亚微米光栅透射共振蛋白质检测模型研究

建立了一种基于亚微米光栅透射共振理论的蛋白质检测模型,设计了一种金属光栅型蛋白质检测生物传感器,运用光栅耦合激发表面等离子体共振理论对提出的模型进行了理论分析,通过计算机计算模拟,分析了蛋白质样品折射率、厚度等对透射率的影响。结果表明:透射率与样品折射率、厚度呈二阶多项式关系,并且厚度、折射率都随灵敏度的增加而增加。这种检测模型可应用在蛋白质检测传感方面。基于此方法的蛋白质检测模型具有同时检测蛋白质种类和含量、灵敏度高、实时、无需标记,便于集成芯片化,适用于批量生产、成本低等优点,在蛋白质芯片、生物分析、环境监测、生物器件研发等方面具有广泛的应用前景。     

一种基于运动式发射天线的光学接收天线设计

设计一款应用于多发射天线多接收天线自由空间激光通信系统中的折射式光学接收天线。天线焦距120.02 mm,相对孔径1∶1.13,工作波长为850 nm,波长范围覆盖820 nm ~880 nm,在50 lp/mm频率处0视场的MTF为0.5。接收天线可以在发射天线移动48 mm范围内利用光敏面直径为0.5 mm的雪崩光电二极管（APD）接收3 mrad发散角的光信号。该天线由两组、共4片球面透镜组成,结构简单,可实现对运动式发射天线的光信号的接收。     

飞秒激光低压N2等离子体特性的实验研究

在低于一个标准大气压的条件下对飞秒激光产生的N₂等离子体光谱进行了实验研究.结果表明, 各种样品气压下的激光N₂等离子体光谱均表现为连续谱和线状谱的叠加.随着样品气压的降低, 连续谱和原子谱线的强度经历了由缓慢增强发展为缓慢降低再到迅速降低的过程, 而正一价离子谱线强度呈现逐步增强的特征.在气压低于0.3 atm (1 atm=101325 Pa)时, 出现了正二价态的离子谱线. 给出了低压N₂等离子体对于飞秒激光传输和能量吸收的物理特性, 并初步讨论了低压等离子体通道特性.这些结果有助于加深了解飞秒激光等离子体的特性和机理, 特别是给出了在实验上测量不同价态离子光谱的条件, 为今后的研究提供了有益的实验依据. 关键词： 飞秒激光 气压 等离子体光谱 激光传输     

化学气相沉积金刚石探测器测量辐射驱动内爆的硬X射线

金刚石探测器具有响应快、灵敏度高、动态范围大、平响应、击穿电压高、抗辐射等优点, 广泛运用于X射线测量. 利用化学气相沉积方法制备的光学级金刚石, 采用金属-金刚石-金属结构研制了X射线金刚石探测器. 在8ps激光器上的探测器响应性能考核表明, 整个探测器系统的响应时间为444 ps, 上升时间为175 ps, 载流子寿命为285 ps. 将探测器应用于神光Ⅲ原型装置的内爆物理实验硬X射线测量, 分别测量得到以注入黑腔的激光转化为主和靶丸内爆产生为主的硬X射线能流, 测得的峰值信号分别正比于激光总能量和反比于靶丸CH层厚度. 关键词： CVD金刚石探测器 硬X射线 激光能量     

Implementation of the Laser Diffraction Technique for Acoustic Cavitation Bubble Investigations

Knowledge of the acoustic cavitation cloud would be useful for improving ultrasound reactor design. Among the characterisation techniques, few are adapted to bubble investigations in an intense ultrasound field. Some problems raised by these measurements result from interactions between the acoustic pressure wave and the measuring light wave. This paper reports the implementation of the laser diffraction technique to determine the size and volume concentration of bubbles generated by a dipping horn operating at 20 kHz. Measurements were performed with a Malvern 2600 instrument. The size distribution, deduced from the diffraction pattern scattered by the bubble cloud crossed by a laser beam, is disturbed by the acoustic pressure wave involving deviation of a light beam at low diffusion angles (acousto‐optic effect). A bubble size correction procedure based on the subtraction of the light energy due to the ultrasound wave is described. The size measurements, and thus the correction procedure, were validated by a second laser technique based on a different measuring principle: phase Doppler interferometry. The measurement reliability was further confirmed by an original application of laser diffraction based on measurements performed just after sonication. These three methods lead to a mean bubble size (Sauter mean diameter) of about 10 μm at a high ultrasound power input. Concerning the void fraction, only measurements achieved after sonication and by laser diffraction predict a correct estimation of this parameter.     

In‐Situ Measurement of Local Particle Flux Densities in a Complex Two‐Phase Flow

An optical measuring technique is presented allowing the exact in‐situ measurement of local particle flux densities in a confined channel flow by counting single particles penetrating an optically well defined measuring volume. This enables a precise flux determination up to the direct vicinity of planar walls. The measurement set‐up and its calibration as well as the whole test facility are described in detail. This measurement technique is used to study the particle transport in electrostatic precipitators. Exemplarily, results of particle flux profiles as well as precipitation, as gained from balances of parts of the precipitator channel, are presented. Furthermore, the possibility to determine particle velocity fluctuations is demonstrated.