Distinctive features of time-resolved photoluminescence of porous silicon coated with a layer of diamondlike carbon

Time-resolved photoluminescence from porous silicon coated with a diamondlike carbon film is investigated. The intensity of the photoluminescence from the carbon film is obserd to increase after deposition, and there is an accompanying change in the intensity and a shortwavelength shift of the photoluminescence band of porous silicon that depends on the porosity of its original layers. These changes are explained by the formation of carbon nanoclusters on the surface of the silicon filaments. Zh. Tekh. Fiz. 68, 83–87 (April 1998)     

Manifestation of Secondary Resonances during Pendulum Vibrations of a Tankwith Fluid

International Applied Mechanics - The problem of vibrations of a tank on pendulum suspension with a movable suspension point and partially filled with an ideal incompressible fluid is considered....     

Random evolutions with locally independent increments on increasing time intervals

Three main schemes of limit theorems for random evolutions are discussed: averaging, diffusion approximation, and the asymptotics of large deviations. Markov stochastic evolutions with locally independent increments on increasing time intervals T _ε  = t/ε → ∞, ε → 0, are considered. The asymptotic behavior of random evolutions is investigated with the use of solutions of the singular perturbation problems for reducibly invertible operators.