Circular polarization of the (1s2p)2 → (1s2)0 line emitted by 205Tl79+ ions after collisional excitation by an unpolarized electron beam

The circular polarization of the (1s2p)_J=2 → (1s²)_J=0 line emitted by the helium-like ion ²⁰⁵Tl⁷⁹⁺ following impact excitation by a nonpolarized electron beam is theoretically studied. The probability for the hyperfine induced E1 transition (1s2p)₂F=3/2→1s² has been determined from the first order perturbation theory. Various collision strengths for excitation of thallium ions to the (1s2p)₂M_J=0, 1 and 2 magnetic sublevels have been used. It is found that the interference between M2 and E1 radiation occurring in the line can give rise to a significant degree of circular polarization. This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

内部激励源二自由度结构扬声器振动特性分析

有别于多数基于简单振子结构的扬声器,针对一类内部激励源二自由度(IE2DOF)结构的扬声器,用类比线路图法建立集总参数模型,计算分析了这种结构的频率响应,同时计算了其固有共振频率和固有反共振频率。使用叠加法分析内部激励源对频响的影响。最后实际测量和理论计算吻合,进一步支持了理论模型,揭示了IE2DOF结构扬声器的振动特性。     

地磁对γγ方向角关联测量的影响

在γ-γ角关联实验中,发现能谱中全能峰的位置随探头方位角的改变而变化。本文通过不同的实验,验证了地磁对能谱测量的干扰以及对γ-γ方向角关联测量的影响。发现地磁对测量的影响主要来自光电倍增管,地磁方向与光电倍增管中电子飞行方向的夹角的改变,引起光电倍增管增益变化,最终给γ-γ方向角关联测量带来较大的影响。文中总结了如何减小地磁影响,改进γ-γ方向角关联实验测量的方法。     

Gradient- and Sensitivity-Enhanced TOCSY Experiments

A pulsed field gradient version of the sensitivity-enhanced 2D TOCSY experiment is proposed which yields high-quality spectra with improved sensitivity and a minimum of two scans pert₁increment. For rapid acquisition of 1D TOCSY spectra, the 1D DPFGSE–TOCSY experiment was modified to include phase-encoded multiple-selective excitation followed by a simple spectral editing. Combination of these two building blocks is used in a sensitivity-enhanced 2D analog of the 3D TOCSY–TOCSY experiment which provides an efficient tool for resolving severely overlapped signals of oligomers in short experimental time.     

Resonant widths, line intensities and lineshapes for MQDT models with two or more open channels

Approximate analytical formulae describing the energy variation of line intensities, autoionization widths and lineshape asymmetries, are derived for a Phase-Shifted Multichannel Quantum Defect Theory model composed of two closed interacting channels coupled to two effective continua. This is accomplished by putting the two compatibility equation solutions, for the common phase shifts of the two open channels, in such a form so the resonant behavior is attributed to one of them, the other accounting for an energy dependent background. Then, the well-known procedures for the simpler case where only one continuum is considered are applied, using only the resonant solution. The method is quite general and applicable to any MQDT model with two or more open channels. The resulting analytical formulae are tested on experimental spectra of Sr, Ba and Cu and it is shown that they are valid as long as: i) The resonances are non-overlapping, ii) The direct closed channel coupling is much stronger than the indirect one through the continua and (when excitation matrix elements are involved) iii) The open channels excitation strength is smaller or at least comparable to the closed channels one. Received: 26 May 1998 / Accepted: 1st July 1998     

Temporal coherent control induced by wave packet interferences in one and two photon atomic transitions

The interaction of a sequence of two identical ultrashort laser pulses with an atomic system results in quantum interferences as in Ramsey fringes experiments. These interferences allow achievement of temporal coherent control of the excitation probability. We present the results of a temporal coherent control experiment on two different atomic systems: one-photon absorption in K (4s-4p) and two-photon absorption in Cs (6s-7d). In K, the quantum interferences between the two excitation paths associated with the laser pulses are revealed through rapid oscillations of the excitation probability as a function of the time delay between the two pulses. These oscillations take place at the transition frequency (period T = 2.56 fs). The interferences are modulated by beats (at about 580 fs) resulting from the doublet structure of the excited state (4p (² P _1/2 , ² P _3/2 )). Three complementary interpretations of this experiment are presented: in terms of beats of quantum interferences, of variation in the spectrum intensity, and of wave packet interferences. Whenever the two laser pulses are temporally overlapped, optical interferences are superimposed on to the quantum interferences. The distinction between these two types of interference is clearly revealed in the two-photon excitation scheme performed on Cs (6s-7d (² D _3/2 , ² D _5/2 )) because quantum interferences occur at twice the frequency of the optical interferences. Received: 30 December 1997 / Revised: 28 February 1998 / Accepted: 4 March 1998     

Constructive and Destructive Two-Pulse Excitation Investigated with a White-Light Michelson Interferometer

Linear propagation of two pulses through methanol solution of aluminum phthalocyanine chloride is investigated using a modified white-light Michelson interferometer. The observed coherence time of the white light is 6 fs, and the separation between the two-excitation pulses is set to about 10 fs. The excitation is dependent on the phase-relation between the two pulses. We have observed an enhancement of the excitation when the two pulses are in-phase and strong suppression of the excitation when the two pulses are out of phase by π.     

Measurement of the transverse kinetic energies of argon recoil ions produced in 120 MeV -Ar collisions

Measurements were carried out to deduce the transverse kinetic energies of highly charged argon recoil ions produced in single collisions of 120 MeV ions with argon atoms in which the post collision charge states of the projectiles were not determined. A time of flight spectrometer was designed and fabricated to detect the charge states of recoils. Experimental procedures for optimizing the spectrometer for extraction, transmission and detection of recoils are described. A simple approach for determining the transverse kinetic energy of the recoil ions from FWHM of the peaks is reported. This method is shown to be independent of the choice of collision partners and requires only the knowledge of the physical values of “optimized parameters” of time-of-flight spectrometer used in the experiment. The transverse kinetic energy of the recoil ions determined from the present approach is found to vary from 0.03 eV for to 4.02 eV for Ar¹⁰⁺. These values are compared with the results reported by earlier workers and are shown to follow a q²-behaviour up to a charge state q =8+ of the recoil ions. Received: 5 February 1998 / Revised: 8 June 1998 / Accepted: 11 June 1998     

Total cross-sections for positron scattering by a series of molecules

The additivity rule is employed to obtain the total (elastic+inelastic) cross-sections for positron scattering from molecules including a number of diatomic, polyatomic molecules (H₂, N₂, HCl, CO₂, NH₃, SF₆, CH₄, C₂H₄ and C₃H₈) over an incident energy range of 10-1000 eV. The total cross-sections (TCS) of the constituent atoms of molecules are obtained by employing a complex optical model potential (composed of static, polarization and absorption potential). The present results are compared with experimental data and other theoretical calculations, good agreement is obtained in intermediate- and high-energy region. Received: 11 November 1997 / Revised: 23 March 1998 / Accepted: 16 June 1998