Stimulated emissions in aligned CdS nanowires at room temperature

Aligned CdS nanowires (NWs) were obtained through a simple thermal evaporation process with highly active CdS nanoparticles as the evaporation source. These NWs show prominent optical waveguides behavior under a continuous-wave (CW) laser excitation. Excitation intensity-dependent photoluminescence (PL) measurements show that these NWs exhibited both broad and supernarrow stimulated emission (lasing) under intense pulse optical excitation at room temperature. Raman scattering and time-resolved PL measurements were used to investigate the optical properties. The results indicated that the stimulated emission in these NWs involves the electron-hole plasma (EHP) and Farby-Perot (F-P) optical resonant processes at room temperature.     

Color-tunable photoluminescence of alloyed CdS(x)Se(1-x) nanobelts

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Lasing mechanism of ZnO nanowires/nanobelts at room temperature

ZnO has become the focus of photonics and optoelectronic research. We prepared pure Mn(II) doped ZnO nanowires with a controlled reduction reaction by carbon in an asymmetrical tube. Careful time-resolved photoluminescence experimental study indicates three types of lasing mechanisms: exciton-exciton interaction, bipolaronic exciton condensation, and plasma; these exist in different ZnO nanowires, which can be changed by doping Mn in ZnO nanowire. The transformation between varied mechanisms is discussed in detail with their spectral behaviors. These results are important in the design of future violet-blue luminescence and display devices.     

A path-oriented encoding evolutionary algorithm for network coding resource minimization

Network coding is an emerging telecommunication technique, where any intermediate node is allowed to recombine incoming data if necessary. This technique helps to increase the throughput, however, very likely at the cost of huge amount of computational overhead, due to the packet recombination performed (ie coding operations). Hence, it is of practical importance to reduce coding operations while retaining the benefits that network coding brings to us. In this paper, we propose a novel evolutionary algorithm (EA) to minimize the amount of coding operations involved. Different from the state-of-the-art EAs which all use binary encodings for the problem, our EA is based on path-oriented encoding. In this new encoding scheme, each chromosome is represented by a union of paths originating from the source and terminating at one of the receivers. Employing path-oriented encoding leads to a search space where all solutions are feasible, which fundamentally facilitates more efficient search of EAs. Based on the new encoding, we develop three basic operators, that is, initialization, crossover and mutation. In addition, we design a local search operator to improve the solution quality and hence the performance of our EA. The simulation results demonstrate that our EA significantly outperforms the state-of-the-art algorithms in terms of global exploration and computational time.     

Generalized conic curves and their applications in curve approximation

The appriximation properties of generalized conic curves are studied in this paper. A generalized conic curve is defined as one of the following curves or their affine and translation equivalent curves:

1. conic curves, including parabolas, hyperbolas and ellipses;
2. generalized monomial curves, including curves of the form x=y^γ, γ∈R, γ≠0,1, in the x?y Cartesian coordinate system;
3. exponential spiral curves of the form ρ(?)=Ae^γ?, A>0, γ≠0, in the ρ-? polar coordinate system.

This type of curves has many important properties such as convexity, approximation property, effective numerical computation property and the subdivision property etc. Applications of these curves in both interpolation and approximations using piecewise generalized conic segment are also developed. It is shown that these generalized conic splines are very similar to the cubic polynomial splines and the best error of approximation isO(h ⁵) or at leastO(h ⁴) in general provided appropriate procedures are used. Finally some numerical examples of interpolation and approximations with generalized conic splines are given.     

Structural transition of hexagonal tube to rocksalt for (MgO)3n, 2<or=n<or=10

The structures of (MgO)(3n) (2or=6 (except 7) the rocksaltlike structure is favored, which is the same as that of the bulk. The n=7 is an interesting case, where the structure again is the hexagonal tube as the most stable structure. However, from the second order difference of the average atomization energy, we find that the n=7 case is thermodynamically unstable with respect to disproportionation to the smaller and larger clusters. The result may be the reason that it is not observed in the experiment. Therefore, we can conclude that the geometry transition really takes place at n=6. The rocksalt is the most stable structure for a large range of n numbers, from the (MgO)(3x6) cluster to bulk magnesium oxide. The result is different from Wilson's previous prediction because of the use of the ionic potential.     

化学史课程资源的开发特点及途径

在素质教育全面实施的过程中,课程资源的短缺是一个不可忽视的问题,而化学史又是多年来在化学教学中经常被忽略的内容。本文结合化学史课程资源开发的5个特点,提出了化学史课程资源开发的一些具体途径：研究化学发展历史;了解化学家的生平及研究成果;挖掘化学史故事;探寻化学史图片;筛选古代文献资料中的化学部分;分析古代科学技术成果中化学的作用。     

Electrochemical recognition for tryptophan enantiomers based on 3, 4, 9, 10-perylenetetracarboxylic acid–chitosan composite film

A novel and simple chiral sensing platform had been successfully fabricated by means of amidation reaction between 3, 4, 9, 10-perylenetetracarboxylic acid (PTCA) and chitosan (CS) to form 3, 4, 9, 10-perylenetetracarboxylic acid–chitosan (PTCA–CS) composite film. Since CS has chiral center and PTCA has excellent electrical conductivity, the PTCA–CS composite modified glassy carbon electrode (PTCA–CS/GCE) could be treated as an effective electrochemical chiral sensor and applied for chiral discrimination of tryptophan (Trp) enantiomers theoretically. PTCA–CS composite was characterized by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy and cyclic voltammetry (CV). When the prepared chiral sensing interface interacted with tryptophan isomers, a higher selectivity was received from D-Trp by differential pulse voltammetry (DPV). It indicated that the PTCA–CS/GCE can be treated as an electrochemical chiral sensor for the discrimination of Trp enantiomers. Further study demonstrated that the peak currents were linearly increased with the increasing percentage of L-Trp of Trp racemic mixture. Furthermore, the enantioselective interaction of the PTCA–CS/GCE was systematically studied by other experimental factors, such as the incubation time and acidity.