


Vol 58, No 11 (2016)
- Year: 2016
- Articles: 27
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/1064-8887/issue/view/14699
Elementary Particle Physics and Field Theory
Exchange Interaction in a Degenerate Electron Gas: Contribution of Electrons with Opposite Spins, Found in One Quantum State
Abstract
The contribution of the Coulomb exchange interaction between pairs of electrons found in one quantum state is calculated. For this case it is shown that in an unpolarized, degenerate, weakly nonideal electron gas the frequency of a Langmuir wave with zero wave vector is \( \sqrt{3/2} \) times greater than the Langmuir frequency. With increase of the spin polarization (with decrease of the number of pairs of electrons in one quantum state) the frequency shift decreases monotonically to zero.



Article
Toward a Solution of the Edwards Equation for the Vertex Function of Quantum Electrodynamics in the Region of Large Momenta
Abstract
An asymptotic expression for the vertex function in the region of large momenta in quantum electrodynamics is investigated in the ladder approximation. To formulate a calculational model in the ladder approximation, an iterative scheme has been used to solve the Schwinger–Dyson equation in the formalism of a bilocal source of fields. For the chirally symmetric leading approximation, the Edwards equation for the electron–positron–photon vertex has been obtained in the case of arbitrary values of the photon momentum. Our primary task is to develop a method to solve the vertex equation in the region of large momenta. Nontrivial behavior of the vertex function in the deeply inelastic region of momenta has been revealed.



Isobar Configurations in the Ground State of Nuclei. Effective Polarization of an Isobar
Abstract
An analysis of the effective polarization of the ∆++ isobar formed in a nucleus as a result of the virtual transition pp→∆++n, and manifested in the reaction 16O(γ, π+p)15C , is performed. The polarization of the isobar is analyzed within the framework of the ∆N correlation model of the A(γ, πN)B reaction, which takes account of the dynamic coupling between the isobar and a nucleon of the system ∆++n .



On Criteria of Transition to a Thermodynamic Description of System Dynamics
Abstract
The main characteristics of motion of an equilibrium system of potentially interacting material points in a nonuniform field of forces and the criteria determining the transition from discrete to thermodynamic system description are studied. A change in the internal energy of the system passing through a potential barrier is studied depending on the barrier width, the number of the system elements, and the initial conditions. It is demonstrated how the amplitude of fluctuations of the system energy parameters changes depending on the number of the material points. The D-entropy is evaluated. Two critical numbers are established. The first determines the number of the material points required for system transition to irreversible dynamics, and the second determines transition to the thermodynamic description. The conformity between the results obtained and the theoretical principles of system dynamics is analyzed.



Influence of the Structure of the Titanium Oxide Coating Surface on Immunocompetent Tumor Cells
Abstract
Results of a study of the properties of titanium oxide based coatings deposited on titanium substrates by microarc oxidation are presented that establish a relationship between physical and mechanical properties of the coating surface and their medical and biological properties. The required surface topography is formed by sandblasting of the substrate and is controlled by values of the roughness index Ra. A linear dependence of the amplitude of negative electrostatic potential of the oxide coating on the Ra value is established. The topography of the micro-arc coating surface determines its negative surface potential that apparently reduces the viability of the leukemia Т cells of the Jurkat line via electrostatic and biological mechanisms unrelated to the generation of intracellular reactive oxygen species.



Orientation Dependence of Functional Properties in Heterophase Single Crystals of the Ti36.5Ni51.0Hf12.5 and Ti48.5Ni51.5 Alloys
Abstract
The features of orientation dependence of stress-induced thermoelastic B2–(R)–B19′-martensitic transformations in single crystals of the Ti48.5Ni51.5 and Ni51.0Ti36.5Hf12.5 (at.%) alloys, which contain disperse particles of the Ti3Ni4 and H-phase, respectively, are revealed along with those of their shape-memory effects (SME) and superelasticity (SE). It is experimentally demonstrated that irrespective of the crystal structure of disperse particles measuring more than 100 nm, for their volume fraction f > 16% there is a weaker orientation dependence of the reversible strain in the cases of manifestation of SME and SE. In the orientations of Class I, wherein martensitic detwinning introduces a considerable contribution into transformation strain, the values of SME |εSME| and SE |εSE| decrease by over a factor of two compared to the theoretical lattice strain value |εtr0| for a B2–B19′-transformation and the experimental values of reversible strain for quenched TiNi crystals. In the orientations of Class 2, wherein detwinning of the martensite is suppressed as is the case in quenched single-phase single crystals, the reversible strain is maintained close to its theoretical value |εtr0|. Micromechanical models of interaction between the martensite and the disperse particles are proposed, which account for the weaker orientation dependence of |εSME| and |εSE| due to suppression of detwinning of the B19′-martensite crystals by the particles and a transition from a single-variant evolution of the stress-induced martensitic transformations to a multiple-variant evolution of transformations in the cases of increased size of the particles and their larger volume fractions.



Deformation and Fracture of Porous Brittle Materials Under Different Loading Schemes
Abstract
The behavior of alumina and zirconia compression- and shear-test specimens with porosity ranging from 10 to 70% is investigated. Analysis of the stress-strain curves for the materials under study has revealed a transition from a characteristically brittle fracture of fairly dense Al2O3 and ZrO2 specimens to pseudo-plastic fracture for a high porosity level. The ultimate compression strength, effective elastic and shear moduli, and Poisson’s ratio are found to decrease with increase in the pore space volume of the ceramic specimens, which is shown to correlate with development of strain-induced multiple cracking of the materials.



Thermoelastic Martensitic Transformations in Single Crystals of FeNiCoAlX(B) Alloys
Abstract
Using single crystals of Fe-based disordered alloys (Fe – 28% Ni – 17% Co – 11.5% Al – 2.5% Х (0.05% B) (at.%) (X = Ti, Nb(B), (Ti + Nb)B), undergoing thermoelastic γ-α′-martensitic transformations (MTs), it is shown that precipitation of particles of the ordered γ'-phase in the course of aging at Т = 973 K for 5 h results in the development of shape memory (SME) and superelasticity (SE) effects. It is experimentally found that variation in chemical composition and size of disperse particles of the γ'-phase allows controlling both mechanical and functional properties – SME and SE.



Calculating Spectral Characteristics of the Helium Atom Excited by an Electric Field in Plasma of Current Sheets
Abstract
In this work, the behavior of the energy spectrum and probabilities of transitions between the Stark states are studied theoretically for the helium spectrum emitted by plasma of current sheets. Calculations are performed by the method of the energy matrix diagonalization of an atom in the electric field. The results obtained have allowed us to reveal a number of regularities in the behavior of shifts and splitting of atomic levels and transition probabilities for the emission spectrum of the helium atom in a circularly polarized electric field arising in plasma of current sheets.



Isotope Substitution Effect in Polyatomic Molecules on the Example of 13C2H4 ← 12C2H4 Substitution
Abstract
General points of the theory of isotope substitution are applied to an analysis of the isotope substitution effect for the substitution 13C2H4←12C2H4 in the ethylene molecule. On the basis of the isotope relations so obtained, numerical predictions of band centers and the most significant rotational, centrifugal, and resonance parameters are made here for the first time for the four lower vibrational states of the 13C2H4 molecule, which can be used to analyze the complicated vibrational-rotational structure of the above-mentioned vibrational states.



Multiple Filamentation of Laser Pulses in a Glass
Abstract
Results are presented of experiments on investigation of the spatial characteristics of multi-filamentation region of giga- and terawatt pulses of a Ti:sapphire laser in a glass. Dependences are obtained of the coordinate of the beginning of filamentation region, number of filaments, their distribution along the laser beam axis, and length of filaments on the pulse power. It is shown that with increasing radiation power, the number of filaments in the multi-filamentation region decreases, whereas the filament diameter has a quasiconstant value for all powers realized in the experiments. It is shown that as a certain power of the laser pulse with Gauss energy density distribution is reached, the filamentation region acquires the shape of a hollow cone with apex directed toward the radiation source.



Analysis of the High-Resolution Fourier Spectrum of the ν6 Band of the cis-C2h2d2 Molecule
Abstract
The spectrum of the ν6 band of the cis-ethylene-d2 molecule (cis-C2H2D2) is recorded with a Bruker IFS 125 HR Fourier spectrometer in the range 580–1210 cm–1 with resolution of 0.0021 cm–1. An analysis of the experimental spectrum allows more than 1500 transitions belonging to this band to be assigned that by more than 2.5 times greater than it has been known in the literature so far. The obtained experimental data are then used to determine the model parameters of the molecule (the effective Hamiltonian in the A-reduction and I′- representation). Strong resonance interaction with the band ν4 forbidden in absorption by the symmetry of a molecule is taken into account. 10 parameters of the Hamiltonian obtained by solving inverse spectroscopic problem reproduce 427 initial experimental energies (more than 1500 transitions) with accuracy close to the experimental uncertainty.



Effect of Acidity of a Medium on Riboflavin Photodestruction
Abstract
Effect of acidity of a medium on the spectroscopic characteristics of riboflavin aqueous solutions is investigated by the method of fluorescent and absorption spectroscopy. Significant deformation of the electronic spectra of riboflavin aqueous solutions irradiated with unfiltered light of a PRK-2 lamp is observed. It is established that riboflavin photostability in an acid medium is about twice as much as the photostability in a neutral medium, which is caused by the formation of a protonated species.



Production of CeO2 Nanoparticles by Method of Laser Ablation of Bulk Metallic Cerium Targets in Liquid
Abstract
The method of pulsed laser ablation in liquid was used to synthesize dispersions of cerium oxide nanoparticles when subjecting a metallic cerium target in water and alcohol to basic frequency radiation of the nanosecond Nd:YAG laser (1064 nm, 7 ns, 20 Hz). Researchers have studied the effect of laser radiation parameters, duration of impact, and optical scheme of experiment on the ablation process. The average rate of nanoparticle production was 50 mg/h in water and 25 mg/h in alcohol. Researchers have studied the size characteristics and crystalline structure of the nanoparticles produced. The particles have bimodal size distribution with 6 nm and 25 nm maximums. The average crystallite size is 17–19 nm. The crystalline structure of nanoparticles, namely cubic cerium oxide (fluorite structure), space group Fm-3m, is confirmed by the X-ray diffraction data, as well as optical absorption spectra and Raman spectroscopy.



Investigation of Spectral Characteristics for Microstructured Quasi-Optical Bandpass Subteraherz Filters
Abstract
The electrodynamic features of quasi-optical bandpass filters based on multilayer microstructured frequency selective surfaces intended for effective spectral selection of subteraherz electromagnetic radiation are considered. As an optimal solution, the multiplex filters are highlighted wherein tripole-slot self-bearing copper microstructures free from dielectric substrates are employed. The results of the experimental development for such filters are presented by the example of structures with resonant transmission at the frequencies of 0.6 and 1 THz, and the details of testing their spectral performance in the range of 0.1–1.5 THz using a BWO spectroscopy technique are described. Good agreement between the experimental data and the results of theoretical predictions is demonstrated.



Determining the Equivalent Circuit Elements of Heterostructures with Multiple Quantum Wells
Abstract
Analytical dependences of the equivalent circuit elements of heterostructures on the material properties of quantum wells, their location, and bias voltage of the heterostructure are obtained. On the basis of these dependences, expressions for calculating the dependences of the equivalent capacitance and equivalent resistance of the heterostructure on the test signal frequency and bias voltage are found.



Application of Texture Analysis to Assess the Operability of Filled Polymers at High Temperatures
Abstract
It is shown that the structure stability and performance properties of the disperse-filled polymers can be analyzed using the results of the macrostructure image processing on the basis of a texture approach and multifractal formalism. Parameters are proposed that allow to analyze the performance of polymers at high temperatures. The electric conductivity stability while heated is evaluated by comparing the proposed structure parameters of the examined materials that respond to the discrete movements of the filler.



To Simplification of Timed Automata During Synchronization of Components of Physical Systems
Abstract
Possibilities of reduction of the number of time variables in a timed automaton used for synchronization of components in physical systems, for example, lasers are investigated. Reduction of the number of time variables allows problems of testing of the components for compliance with requirement specification to be simplified.



Physical Processes of Vibration Effect on the Characteristics of Measuring Instruments
Abstract
Physical processes of vibration effect are investigated by numerical modeling. An optimized model is presented that allows the dimensionality of a computational grid to be reduced and the modeling results equivalent to a detailed model to be obtained based on original physical-mathematical model of the process of vibration effect.



Energy of a Kink in the Problem of Monopole Confinement



Condensed-State Physics
High Velocity Impact Interaction of Metal Particles with Porous Heterogeneous Materials with an Inorganic Matrix
Abstract
A computational-experimental investigation of stress-strain state and fracture of a porous heterogeneous material with an inorganic matrix, used as a thermal barrier coating of flying vehicles, under conditions of a high-velocity impact by a spherical steel projectile imitating a meteorite particle is discussed. Ballistic tests are performed at the velocities about 2.5 km/s. Numerical modeling of the high-velocity impact is described within the framework of a porous elastoplastic model including fracture and different phase states of the materials. The calculations are performed using the Euler and Lagrange numerical techniques for the velocities up to 10 km/s in a complete-space problem statement.



Plasma Physics
Modification of the Steel Surface Treated by a Volume Discharge Plasma in Nitrogen at Atmospheric Pressure
Abstract
Effect of volume discharge plasma initiated by an avalanche electron beam on the composition, structure, and properties of the surface steel layer is investigated. Voltage pulses with incident wave amplitude up to 30 kV, full width at half maximum of about 4 ns, and wave front of about 2.5 ns were applied to the gap with an inhomogeneous electric field. Changes indicating the hardening effect of the volume discharge initiated by an avalanche electron beam are revealed in St3-grade steel specimens treated by the discharge of this type.



Optics and Spectroscopy
Formation of Organic Thin Films of Nonlinear Optical Materials by Molecular Layer Epitaxy
Abstract
Conditions are described under which films of [(aminophenyl)azo]pyridine are formed by molecular layer epitaxy, and their optical absorption and x-ray photoelectron spectra are investigated. The nonlinear properties of such structures are described with the help of measurements of the intensity of second harmonic generation as a function of the angle of incidence.



Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics
Gallium Nitride: Charge Neutrality Level and Interfaces
Abstract
An analysis of experimental data revealed the dependence of the metal/n-GaN GaN(0001) barrier height on the metal work function, as predicted by the model that takes into account the charge neutrality level of the semiconductor. In case of the metal/p-GaN(Mg) barriers, significant scatter of the corresponding experimental data is observed and pinning of the near-surface Fermi level near Ev + 2.5 eV takes place in most structures, which is due to the influence of high density of interface defect states formed during the process of the GaN doping by Mg impurity.



Mathematical Processing of Physics Experimental Data
Estimation of Maximum Likelihood of the Unextendable Dead Time Period in a Flow of Physical Events
Abstract
A flow of physical events (photons, electrons, etc.) is studied. One of the mathematical models of such flows is the MAP-flow of events. The flow circulates under conditions of the unextendable dead time period, when the dead time period is unknown. The dead time period is estimated by the method of maximum likelihood from observations of arrival instants of events.



Physics of Magnetic Phenomena
Magnetic Induction and Diamagnetic Susceptibility of a Longitudinal Autosoliton in p-InSb in an External Longitudinal Magnetic Field
Abstract
It is experimentally demonstrated that the longitudinal thermal diffusion autosoliton formed in a nonequilibrium electron-hole plasma in p-InSb in an external longitudinal magnetic field acquires diamagnetic properties. Results of calculation and numerical estimates of diamagnetism are given.



Brief Communications
Influence of Copper Doping by Aluminum on the Parameters of the Submicrocrystalline Structure Formed During ABC Pressing


