


Vol 62, No 6 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 25
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/1064-8887/issue/view/14962
Condensed-State Physics
The Energy Spectrum and the Optical Absorption Spectrum of С36 Fullerene Within the Hubbard Model
Abstract
Using the Hubbard model in an approximation of static fluctuations, analytical relations of anticommutator Green’s functions and energy spectra of С36 fullerene and La@C36 endohedral fullerene with the D6h symmetry groups are obtained. Using the group theory methods, a classification of the energy states is performed and the allowed transitions in the energy spectra of the С36 and La@C36 molecules are determined.



Article
Structural-Phase State and Properties of Steel After Plasma-Electron Modification
Abstract
The results of investigation of phase and elemental compositions, defect substructure states, mechanical and tribological properties of the modified surface of Steel Gr1 are presented. The process of modification consists in plasma spraying of a Ni–Cr–B–Si-based powder coating followed by its irradiation with a high-intensity pulsed electron beam. It is shown that the coating surface formed by plasma spraying contains micro- and macro-pores and is characterized by high relief. A subsequent processing of the modified surface with a highintensity pulsed electron beam of a submillisecond duration in the mode of surface layer melting is accompanied by smoothing of the coating surface, saturation of the surface layer crystal lattice with Ni, Cr, B and Si atoms, formation of submicron cells of dendritic recrystallization, precipitation of nanosized particles of the second phase, and formation of quench structure. When combined, these treatments result in the formation of a hardened layer up to 1500 μm in thickness, whose microhardness and wear resistance by 4.6–6.5 and 4 factors exceed the respective characteristics of the initial steel.



Evolution of Dislocation Structure Parameters in Deformed Polycrystalline FCC Solid Solutions
Abstract
The paper presents the research results of the strain hardening and evolution of the dislocation structure parameters in Cu–Mn polycrystalline solid solutions having the average grain size of 20, 120 and 240 μm. The dislocation structure is studied on a transmission electron microscope. The density of scalar dislocations, geometrically necessary dislocations, statistically stored dislocations and misoriented deformation boundaries is measured. It is shown that these parameters change with deformation and depend on the grain size. It is found that the highest degree of accumulation of geometrically necessary dislocations occurs during the formation of the deformation boundaries.



Cathodic Arc Deposition of ZrNbN Coating
Abstract
Cathodic arc deposition is used to produce ZrNbN coating with the different niobium concentration. Investigated are the elemental and phase compositions of the obtained coating, its structure and properties. It is shown that various parameters of niobium cathode discharge modify the elemental composition of ZrNbN coating. The dependencies are obtained for physical-and-mechanical and tribological properties on the niobium concentration in ZrNbN coating. It is shown that the coating with the niobium concentration of 9.8 at.% has the best properties, such as 39.4 GPa hardness, 0.03 μm roughness, 0.43 friction coefficient and not over 9.4·10–6 mm3/(N·m) wear rate.



Nanodipoles of Partial Disclinations and Strain Localization Mechanism of Nanostructured Materials in the Elastic Region
Abstract
In the course of severe plastic deformation of nickel in the Bridgman anvils, a phenomenon of strain localization is observed in the region of elastic distortions, which is accompanied by the formation of reorientation nanobands with an elastic crystal lattice curvature of hundreds of deg/μm and nanodipoles of partial disclinations as the defects of elastically deformed medium and carriers of elastic shears and rotations at the front of nanoband propagation. A theoretical analysis is performed of the elastically stressed state and energy of these defects, including the case of their transformation into more complex ensembles of interconnected disclinations. Using the results obtained and the data of an MD investigation of dynamic vortex defects formed in the region of elastic distortions, the mechanisms of strain localization in this region in the stages of nucleation and propagation of these nanobands are proposed.



Physical Principles of the Method of Low-Frequency Piezothromboelastography for Studying Rheological Properties of Whole Blood
Abstract
The paper expounds physical principles of the low-frequency piezothromboelastography method for studying viscous properties of whole blood and diagnosis of the hemostatic potential. A mathematical model of ultrasonic vibrations in a viscous fluid has been developed. An ARP-01M “Mednord” piezothromboelastograph is used to carry out a numerical experiment to study the operational modes of a piezoelectric sensor and its applicability for measuring the dynamics of the viscous properties of whole blood. It is shown that the piezoelectric sensor reaches the optimal operational mode with the configuration of the needle-resonator in the form of a rectilinear rod with a loop. The maximum sensitivity in measuring the amplitude-frequency signal characteristics with a recording piezoelement is observed at 2.95 kHz. A numerical experiment studying the influence of a viscous medium on changes in the amplitude-frequency characteristics of vibrations of the needle-resonator of the piezoelectric transducer with allowance for the viscous friction force magnitude has been performed. The viscous properties of water and glycerin are used as an example. Calculations have been performed for two limiting magnitudes of the viscous force encompassing the interval of changes of the whole blood viscosity in the process of coagulation. It is demonstrated that the method has sufficient sensitivity to changes in the viscous characteristics of blood and to the dynamics of changes of these characteristics during coagulation and hence, has high measurement accuracy.



Observation of Streamer Coronas Preceding the Formation of an Apokampic Discharge
Abstract
It is observed that the formation of an apokamp is preceded by the appearance of streamer coronas starting from the channel of a repetitively pulsed discharge. It is shown that the streamer coronas under experimental conditions alleviate the development of an apokamp, acting as a preionization source.



Cumulation of a High-Current Electron Beam During a Nanosecond High-Voltage Discharge in a Low-Pressure Diode
Abstract
The results of an experimental investigation of the effect of cumulation of a beam of runaway electrons formed in a high-voltage nanosecond discharge at a reduced air pressure are presented. The optimal conditions of this effect in a discharge gap in a tubular cathode – grounded planar anode geometry were achieved at an air pressure of ≈5 Pa and an interelectrode gap of 2.75 mm. An electron-beam current pulse is recorded with a high time resolution (up to about 80 ps) behind the flat foil anode. It is found out that due to this effect a through hole is formed in a 20 μm-thick aluminum foil after 2–3 discharge pulses. The results obtained suggest that the electron energy in the second part of the beam current pulse is lower than that in its first part.



Multi-Pulse Operation of Coaxial Magnetic Plasma Accelerator for Dynamic Synthesis of Iron Oxide Powder
Abstract
The paper considers the use of multi-pulsed synthesis facility based on coaxial magnetic plasma accelerator for plasma dynamic synthesis of iron oxide powder with a high content of ε-Fe2O3 phase. It is shown that the multipulsed operation of coaxial magnetic plasma accelerator considerably lowers the discharge-current amplitudes and one-pulse power supply, thereby decreasing the dynamic load in the whole system. It is found that the formation of the increased amount of ε-Fe2O3 phase up to ~70 wt.% depends on the number of sequential pulses of power supply. Optimization studies determine the most favorable operating conditions with regard to an effective performance of the proposed system and maintaining the phase composition of the product obtained.



Exciton Luminescence of Wse2 Bilayers
Abstract
WSe2 films with thickness of two monolayers are deposited on SiO2/Si substrates using the top-down technology. The thickness and the composition of the films are confirmed by measurements of the Raman spectra, photoluminescence, and interference contrast in three RGB channels. The luminescence of WSe2 bilayers is studied at temperatures decreased down to 5 K. It is shown that at low temperatures, the fine structure of the emission spectrum near the direct intrinsic absorption edge is determined by the recombination of A excitons (in the ground or excited state) and various complexes (trions and excitons bound on defects). The emission spectrum near the indirect fundamental absorption edge is described by exciton luminescence processes in which the exciton energy and momentum are transferred to phonons corresponding to the Λ point of the Brillouin zone. A possible contribution of the electron-hole liquid to the emission spectrum is discussed.



Analytical Expressions for the Differential Elastic Scattering Cross Sections of Nonidentical Nuclear Particles with Channel Spin 1 and 2
Abstract
Analytical expressions for calculation of the differential elastic scattering cross sections of two particles for channels with integer value of the spin equal to 1 and 2 are given. Formulas are obtained which take into account spin-orbit splitting, and are also parameterized with respect to the orbital quantum number l, which makes it possible to calculate the total cross section for any required number of partial waves, and also to estimate the relative contribution of each of the partial cross sections.



Generation of UR Harmonics in Undulators with Multiperiodic Fields
Abstract
Undulator radiation (UR) of some elliptical undulators with multiperiodic magnetic fields of sin-sin and sincos configuration is investigated, as is also UR of a planar and a spiral undulator in the presence of additional harmonics of the magnetic field. Exact analytical expressions for the UR spectrum and the intensity in terms of generalized special Bessel functions are obtained; the corresponding Bessel coefficients are derived. Comparison of the obtained results with the available experimental data for real devices along with numerical simulations confirms the accuracy of the analytical formulas. The possibility of generation of a strong fifth UR harmonic induced by the third harmonic of the undulator field is demonstrated. In free electron lasers (FELs) this effect leads to the generation of a strong fifth harmonic of coherent radiation against the background of a weak third harmonic. In a spiral undulator with a third harmonic of the field, large values of the Bessel coefficients are obtained for the fifth UR harmonic; this makes it possible to use such an undulator as a prebuncher, i.e., to bunch electrons, at the wavelength of the fifth harmonic in a cascade FEL with amplification of the higher harmonics. The corresponding FEL is modeled.



Contribution of Mechanical Stresses to the Surface Relief Formation Under Laser Irradiation of Semiconductors
Abstract
The paper considers the effect of elastic stresses arising under pulsed laser irradiation of epitaxial layers of CdxHg1–xTe solid solutions on the formation of a periodic surface relief as a result of recrystallization of material melted by radiation.



Energy of Atom Delocalization and Thermal Motion in the Region of Vitrification
Abstract
A linear correlation has been established between the empirical parameter D of the Enkel equation for the viscosity and the vitrification temperature Tg of inorganic glasses, which is discussed within the framework of the model of delocalized atoms. From an analysis of this correlation, certain information on the vitrification and the viscous flow of glass-forming liquids follows. The value of D is an unambiguous function of the atom delocalization energy.



Evolution of Surface Morphology of Anthracene Single Crystals Under Annealing
Abstract
In this work, the effect of formation of macrosteps under dissolution of the anthracene single crystal surface is shown for the first time. Under standard conditions (room temperature, atmospheric pressure, natural illumination), the etching process of the anthracene single crystal surface can be divided into two stages: formation of macrosteps up to 15 μm in width and 200 nm in height and formation of the step inhibition centers more than 300 nm in height and up to 3 μm in width. The second stage leads to a significant increase in the surface roughness due to the formation of a wave-like relief.



Mechanism of Electrical Conductivity and Thermal Conductivity in AgSbSe2
Abstract
Research was done on electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity of AgSbSe2 in the temperature range of 80–330 K. It was demonstrated that charge transfer in AgSbSe2 is carried out by means of hopping conductivity of carriers over localized states. The localized state radius and densities of localized states at the Fermi level were calculated. It was demonstrated that high defectiveness of AgSbSe2 leads to the low value of lattice thermal conductivity.



Photon-Drag Effect in p-Type Tellurium
Abstract
The paper suggests spectral and temperature dependences of the light absorption coefficient and photon-drag effect in p-type tellurium exposed to linear polarized light. The photon momentum is considered both in the law of conservation of energy and the matrix element of optical transition between subbands of tellurium valence band. Photoelectric current is measured as time approximation of the hole momentum relaxation.



Non-Quasi-Static p-n Junction Model Without User-defined Recursion
Abstract
A model of the p–n junction that adequately describes the non-quasi-static effects of accumulation and relaxation of nonequilibrium charge carriers is considered. In this case, the diffusion charge equation is written in a closed form resolved with respect to the diffusion charge. This allowed computer programming of this model to be performed without user-defined recursion resolving the differential equation with respect to the diffusion charge. As a result, the non-quasi-static model of the p–n junction has been realized as an equivalent circuit containing only conventional quasi-static elements of computer-aided design systems.



New Express Method for Measuring the Thermal Diffusivity of Non-Metallic Materials on an Example of Zirconium Ceramics



Plasma Physics
Resonant Interaction of an Air Flow with Bending Vibrations of a Finite Elastic Plate
Abstract
Resonant interaction of an elastic plate with an air bypassing it and leading to the development of a wind instability is studied. The dispersive equation of bending vibrations is derived and investigated. Conditions for bending wave amplification and non-transmission are found. The spectrum of complex natural vibration frequencies is determined for a plate with finite dimensions, pivotally fixed at the ends and located in air flow bypassing it. The main parameters of the wind instability are determined.



Optics and Spectroscopy
Diagnostics of Inclusions in ZnGeP2 Crystals by the Method of Terahertz Spectroscopy
Abstract
Results of experimental investigations of the dispersion of the refractive index n(ν) and of the absorption coefficient α(ν) of a ZnGeP2 crystal in the frequency range 0.3–1 THz are presented. Their comparative analysis is performed. The spectra obtained can be used for real-time diagnostics of the material quality that requires integral characterization. The most informative spectral range in which considerable differences between the absorption coefficients are observed is determined to be 400–800 μm.



Elementary Particle Physics and Field Theory
Production of an H(h; A) Boson and a Heavy Fermion Pair in Polarized e–e+-Collisions (I)
Abstract
The process of production of an H (h; A) boson of the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model and a heavy fermion pair in arbitrarily polarized \( {e}^{-}{e}^{+}\to H\left(h;\kern0.5em A\right)f\overline{f} \) collisions is considered. Analytical expressions for the differential cross sections of the processes are obtained, and peculiarities of the behavior of the cross sections and the angular and spin asymmetries are investigated as functions of the energies and emission angles of the particles.



Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics
Current-Voltage Characteristics of nBn Structures Based on Mercury Cadmium Telluride Epitaxial Films
Abstract
The current – voltage characteristics of nBn structures based on HgCdTe grown by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) on GaAs substrates in the temperature range 9–300 K were experimentally studied. The choice of technological parameters of nBn structures was determined by the possibilities of creating infrared detectors for the 3–5 μm spectral range (MWIR). Structures with various compositions (from 0.67 to 0.84) and thicknesses (from 120 to 300 nm) of the barrier layers were studied. It was established that the composition in the barrier layer exerts the greatest influence on the type of current–voltage characteristics. For a composition equal to 0.84, the current density at small reverse bias is much lower than that for structures with lower compositions in the barrier. For structures with pronounced temperature dependence of the current density, activation energies were found that ranged from 66 to 123 meV. Studies of nBn structures with various electrode areas have shown that for high current densities, leakage along the lateral walls plays an important role. Possible mechanisms for the formation of current – voltage characteristics in MWIR nBn structures based on MBE HgCdTe are discussed.



Brief Communications
Stability of an Electron-Hole Liquid in a Quantum Wire



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