


Volume 61, Nº 7 (2018)
- Ano: 2018
- Artigos: 28
- URL: https://bakhtiniada.ru/1064-8887/issue/view/14904
Physics of Semiconductors and Dielectrics
Radiation Resistance of (HgSe)3(In2Se3)<Mn>
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We present the results of studies of the effect of electron irradiation on the electrophysical parameters of (HgSe)3(In2Se3)



Article
Parameters of Photo-Sensitive Structures Based on Ge/Si Nanogeterostructures
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Infrared photodetectors with germanium quantum dots on silicon are considered. Some characteristics of such detectors are calculated, namely: dark current and detectivity in the modes of limitation by background and generation-recombination noises. A comparison is also made of the performance of quantum-dot infrared detectors with the performance of HgCdTe detectors.



Determination of Electron Temperature in DA-pHEMT Heterostructures by Shubnikov – de Haas Oscillation Method
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The electron temperature of a two-dimensional electron gas heated by an electric field in DA-pHEMT heterostructures was determined by the Shubnikov – de Haas (SdH) oscillation method separately for each size-quantization subband. An analysis of the Fourier spectra of SdH oscillations showed that throughout the entire range of electron temperatures obtained, harmonics associated with different size-quantization subbands and transitions between the Landau levels of these subbands dominate in the spectra. To separate the SdH oscillations into individual harmonics, we used the approximation of the magnetic-field dependences of the oscillations by theoretical expressions using the ratio between the peak heights in the Fourier spectra. It is shown that this method allows one to determine the values of the electron temperature in case when the electron concentrations in the first and second subbands are close in magnitude. The obtained values of the electron temperature correspond to the literature data.



Studying the Formation of Si (100) Stepped Surface in Molecular-Beam Epitaxy
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Experimental studies of the formation of a stepped surface structure during molecular-beam epitaxy of silicon on a Si (100) substrate have been carried out in wide ranges of variation of the substrate temperature and silicon growth rate. The conditions of the transition from a two-domain structure of the Si (100) surface to a single-domain structure associated with the formation of diatomic steps are determined using reflection high-energy electron diffraction. It is shown that the effect of an increase in the substrate temperature on the transition to a single-domain structure is non-monotonic: a single-domain surface forms in the region of relatively low temperatures, whereas a two-domain surface forms at high temperatures. The transition to a single-domain structure during the experiment is possible only, if the silicon growth rate is increased above a certain minimum value.



Wideband Diagnostics of Inhomogeneous Media Using Linear Antenna Arrays
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The information content of the coupled impedance of linear antenna arrays in the microwave band as a function of the sounding conditions and electrophysical properties of the monitored horizontally-stratified media is analyzed. The applicability of the method of wideband sounding for diagnostics of stratified media from the measured impedance of linear antenna arrays is estimated. The arrangement geometry of the transceiver linear antennas is optimized; new algorithms for remote control and detection of localized inhomogeneities of dielectric and poorly conducting media are proposed.



The Influence of Incoherent Nanoparticles on Thermal Stability of Aluminum Alloys
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In this paper, the mathematical simulation is used to study the effect from the size of incoherent nanoparticles on thermal strength of heterophase aluminum alloy in materials with the similar volume fraction of the strengthening phase. It is shown that during the deformation process, the particle size affects the evolution of shear dislocations, prismatic dislocation loops and dislocation dipoles. It is found that if the volume fraction of incoherent particles is low, the behavior of the flow stress curves depends on the particle size. The paper identifies the variation range of scale parameters for thermal stability of dispersion-hardened materials.



Influence of Hydrogen Impurity in Palladium on Migration of Tilt Grain Boundaries
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The paper investigates the influence of the hydrogen impurity in palladium on the migration of tilt grain boundaries with <111> and <100> misorientation axes. It is shown that the migration velocity of grain boundaries decreases with the increasing hydrogen concentration in palladium, and at 50% hydrogen concentration it is approximately twice as slow as in pure palladium. Moreover, during the transition from low- to high-angle grain boundaries, their migration mechanism does not qualitatively change. The ordered networks of atomic displacements are observed, with square (for <100> grain boundary) and hexagonal (for <111> grain boundary) networks which reduce in size with the increasing misorientation angle.



Thermodynamic Investigation of the Effect of Target Compositions and Conditions of Their Magnetron Sputtering on Phase Compositions of the Resulting Films
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A thermodynamic investigation of plasmochemical processes taking place in a magnetron during sputtering of the targets consisting of indium and dysprosium ions is performed, which allowed identifying the feasibility of forming under the given conditions certain amounts of the chemical compounds In2O3, Dy2O3, DyInO3. In the thermodynamic analysis of the equilibrium compositions during magnetron sputtering of the films, a universal TERRA software program is used.



Ferromagnetism and Persistent Currents in Finely Dispersed Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite Samples
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Synthesis of finely dispersed graphite powders is described and results of their investigations by the methods of electron microscopy and magnetometry are presented. The samples have been prepared from crystal highly oriented pyrolytic graphite by grinding in an inert atmosphere for a long time with subsequent annealing at 400°C for 24 h in air or in vacuum. It is demonstrated that annealing of the powder in vacuum leads to a considerable increase in the ferromagnetic component associated with the formation of edge defects of zigzag type. The phenomenon of magnetic flux trapping is manifested in the samples annealed both in air and in vacuum upon cooling down to 10 K in a magnetic field that is indicative of the formation of superconducting regions in the samples.



Synthesis and Studies of Palladium-Iron Alloy Thin Film with L10 Ordered Structure
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The paper deals with the synthesis of palladium-iron alloy thin film with the ordered L10 structure and presents results of its studies. The evolution of the thin film crystallinity is described at different stages of synthesis. Perpendicular magnetocrystalline anisotropy is confirmed by results of magnetometry and Mössbauer spectroscopy. Based on results, it is concluded that the obtained structure can be used as a medium for ultrahigh density magnetic recordings.



Deformation Model of Magnesium Single Crystals
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There are many approaches to the description and prediction of mechanical properties of metal single crystals possessing various crystal lattices. For the first time, the von Mises yield criterion is generalized here for the case of uniaxial tension/compression, shear and uniaxial compression with the axis constraint of magnesium single crystals having a hexagonal close-packed lattice. The paper presents the assessment of anisotropy factors and the correlation between the yield stress and orientation of magnesium single crystals.



Investigation of the Fine Energy Structure of the (0100, E) and (0001, F2) Vibrational States of the 73GeH4 Molecule
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The IR spectrum of the 73GeH4 molecule is recorded with a Bruker IFS 125HR high-resolution Fourier spectrometer in the range 650–1100 cm–1 and then analyzed; 1127 transitions with Jmax = 19 are assigned to the ν4 and ν2 bands of the 73GeH4 molecule. The rotational and centrifugal parameters of tetrahedral splitting and the Coriolis interaction parameters for the (0100, E) ground and (0001, F2) vibrational states are determined by varying positions of the experimental lines. The obtained set of the spectroscopic parameters reproduces the initial experimental data with the accuracy close to the experimental one.



Plasmonic Hybrid Biocomposite as an Effective Substrate for Detection of Biomolecules by Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
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The enhancement of the Raman light scattering signal from the surface of the porous hybrid biocomposites based on polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB), calcium carbonate (CaCO3), and nanoplasmonic Ag particles is investigated. Based on PHB, fibrous scaffolds are obtained by the electrospinning technique. The fibrous scaffolds have been covered by CaCO3 and Ag nanoparticles by means of mineralization in salt solutions and Ag reduction reaction. Successful formation of the CaCO3 and Ag nanoparticles on the scaffold surface has been confirmed by the data of scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction analysis, and infrared spectroscopy. Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) of the obtained sample surface has demonstrated a significant enhancement of the Rhodamine 6G signal (Ef > 105) in comparison with the reference sample where the analyte concentration and the laser power were 100 times higher. Thus, the present research has confirmed prospects for the application of biocomposites based on polyhydroxybutyrate for detection and investigation of biomolecules by the SERS method.



Radiative р14N Capture to the First Excited State of the 15O Nucleus
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Within the framework of the modified potential cluster model, the possibility of describing the available experimental data on the astrophysical S-factor for the p14N capture reaction to the first excited state of the 15O nucleus at 5.18 MeV for proton energies up to 1 MeV is considered. Under the assumption that this excited state is a D wave, we have successfully described the experimental data for the astrophysical S-factor.



Production of a Scalar Boson and a Heavy Fermion Pair in Counterpropagating Е–Е+ Beams
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The process of production of an HSM scalar boson of the Standard Model (H and h bosons of the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model) and a heavy fermion pair \( t\overline{t} \) in counterpropagating electron-positron beams \( {e}^{-}{e}^{+}\Rightarrow {H}_{\mathrm{SM}}t\overline{t}\left({e}^{-}{e}^{+}\Rightarrow Ht\overline{t};{e}^{-}{e}^{+}\Rightarrow ht\overline{t}\right) \)) is discussed. Analytical expressions for the energy spectrum of the Higgs boson and the transverse spin asymmetry and the right-left spin asymmetry are obtained, and their dependences on the emission angle and energy of the Higgs boson are investigated.



Measurement of the Components of the Tensor Analyzing Power in the Reaction γD → ppπ– at Low Proton Energies
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Results obtained by measuring three components of the tensor analyzing power in the reaction of π- meson photoproduction on deuterons in the range of photon energies 300–800 MeV and proton energies 15–70 MeV are presented. The experiment was performed with an internal tensor-polarized deuterium target at the VEPP-3 electron storage ring, employing the method of recording two protons in coincidence. The obtained measurement results for the tensor analyzing power are compared with theoretical predictions.



Elastic Scattering of Ultrashort Laser Pulses on Noble Gas Atoms
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The work deals with a theoretical investigation of elastic scattering of ultrashort electromagnetic pulses (USP) on the noble gas atoms in the far ultra-violet and soft X-ray regions. The investigation is performed within the framework of a dipole approximation and the first-order quantum-mechanics perturbation theory. Major attention is given to the study of the dependence of the total probability of scattering within the pulse time on the USP duration at different carrying frequency values. It is shown that at certain values of the problem parameters this dependence is nonlinear. The calculations are performed for the corrected Gaussian pulses and wavelet pulses without the carrying frequency.



Regularities of Plasma-Immersion Formation of Long-Pulse High-Intensity Titanium Ion Beams
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The results of experimental investigations on plasma-immersion formation of ballistically focused beams of low-energy titanium ions with the pulse duration up to 30 μs are presented. The processes of neutralization of the space charge of high-intensity beams upon increasing the ion-current density by a few orders of magnitude during their focusing are addressed. The conditions of preliminary injection of the metal plasma, its parameters, the formation of the beam plasma during residual-gas ionization and secondary and thermionic emissions are shown to be of critical importance for an effective transport of these beams in the equi-potential drift space. It is demonstrated that the use of a disc electrode, preventing the macroparticles from penetrating the region of the ballistic beam focusing, increases the efficiency of long-pulse titanium ion beam transport and simultaneously reduces the probability of instability development.



Light Emission from Crystals Excited by a 110-ps Pulsed Electron Beam



Effect of the Energy of Krypton Ions on the Structure and Hardening of Ti–Cr–N Coatings



Condensed-State Physics
Fundamental Optical Functions and Parameters of Elementary Bands Corresponding to Transitions of the Mg2Ge Crystal
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Spectra of sixteen optical functions of Mg2Ge at 77 K in the energy interval 0–11 eV are determined. The main features and the general patterns of behavior of the optical functions are established. They contain six maxima and shoulders caused by interband transitions and metastable excitons. The integral spectrum of the dielectric permittivity ε2(E) at 77 K in the energy interval 2–5 eV comprising six maxima and shoulders is decomposed into sixteen elementary transition bands caused by exciton and interband transitions of transverse and longitudinal types. The supposed nature and the localization of transition bands in the optical spectra of magnesium germanide is proposed proceeding from the known results of theoretical calculations.



Quantum Electronics
Generation and Nonlinear Self-Addition of Laser Frequencies Upon High-Energy Diode Pumping of Er:BaY2F8 Crystals
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Special features of laser line generation upon high-energy diode pumping of Er:BaY2F8 crystals are investigated. The UV and visible laser lines are effectively formed via nonlinear self-addition of frequencies of induced Er3+ lines at 541 and 553 nm with the corresponding frequencies of IR Er3+ lines upon pumping of the Er:BaY2F8 crystals with a diode laser beam having a wavelength of 457 nm.



Optics and Spectroscopy
Effect of Yttrium Oxide Nanoparticles on the Diffraction Efficiency of Holographic Polymer-liquid Crystal Gratings
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Electro-optical properties of the holographic and polarization holographic diffraction gratings formed in polymer-liquid crystal composites doped with Y2O3 nanoparticles are considered. The effect of impurities on the diffraction efficiency and operated electric field is shown. The diffraction efficiency of doped holographic diffraction gratings decreases, whereas the diffraction efficiency of polarization diffraction gratings increases. Doping with nanoparticles leads to a decrease in the operated electric field.



Elementary Particle Physics and Field Theory
On the Question of the Existence of Two-Dimensional Multi-Electron Atoms
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The semiclassical Thomas–Fermi method is extended to the case of two-dimensional (planar) multi-electron atoms. It is shown that within the framework of this model a two-dimensional multi-electron atom cannot exist, due to the impossibility of fulfilling the physical asymptotic limit φ(r)|r→0 → (Ze)/r of the solution of the corresponding two-dimensional Thomas–Fermi equation.



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Plasma Physics
An Investigation of Regular Patterns of the Anode Spot Glow in a High-Current Vacuum Arc by the Method of High-Speed Photography
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The evolution of an anode spot is investigated in the course of burning of a high-current vacuum arc. The evolution process is recorded with a high-speed video camera at a rate of 180 thousand frames per second and with a high-speed 4-channel photo camera, which is equipped with a set of interference filters to register the distribution of Cr I (428 nm), Cu II (625 nm) and Cr I + Cu II (500 nm) in the gap. The arc is ignited between two CuCr-electrodes measuring 20 mm in diameter in a vacuum arc chute imitating the operation of a vacuum circuit breaker by switch opening at a constant rate.



Physics of Magnetic Phenomena
Elasticity of an Air Cavity in a Magnetic Fluid on an Annular Magnet Segment with Changing Magnetic Field Sign
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The paper discusses the results of experimental research on air cavity capture by magnetic fluid and elasticity of the produced oscillatory system on an annular magnet segment with changing magnetic field sign. This research relied on analysis of magnetic and acoustic oscillograms. It was shown that using the magnetic field segment of an annular magnet with this distinctive feature expands the possibilities of managing the magnetic fluid when producing an isolated gas cavity with a reduced value of elasticity parameter.



Brief Communications
High-Temperature Electron-Hole Liquid in Diamond Films


