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Diode Based on Amorphous SiC
Diode structure on the basis of amorphous silicon carbide and p-type polycrystalline silicon (Eurosolar) were obtained with magnetron RF-nonreactive sputtering method from solid-phase target in argon atmosphere.
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Quantum phase transitions and thermodynamic properties in highly anisotropic magnets
The systems exhibiting quantum phase transitions (QPT) are investigated
within the Ising model in the transverse field and Heisenberg model with
easy-plane single-site anisotropy. Near QPT a correspondence between parameters
of these models and of quantum phi^4 model is established. A scaling analysis
is performed for the ground-state properties. The influence of the external
longitudinal magnetic field on the ground-state properties is investigated, and
the corresponding magnetic susceptibility is calculated. Finite-temperature
properties are considered with the use of the scaling analysis for the
effective classical model proposed by Sachdev. Analytical results for the
ordering temperature and temperature dependences of the magnetization and
energy gap are obtained in the case of a small ground-state moment. The forms
of dependences of observable quantities on the bare splitting (or magnetic
field) and renormalized splitting turn out to be different. A comparison with
numerical calculations and experimental data on systems demonstrating magnetic
and structural transitions (e.g., into singlet state) is performed.Comment: 46 pages, RevTeX, 6 figure
Optical symmetries and anisotropic transport in high-Tc superconductors
A simple symmetry analysis of in-plane and out-of-plane transport in a family
of high temperature superconductors is presented. It is shown that generalized
scaling relations exist between the low frequency electronic Raman response and
the low frequency in-plane and out-of-plane conductivities in both the normal
and superconducting states of the cuprates. Specifically, for both the normal
and superconducting state, the temperature dependence of the low frequency
Raman slope scales with the axis conductivity, while the
Raman slope scales with the in-plane conductivity. Comparison with experiments
in the normal state of Bi-2212 and Y-123 imply that the nodal transport is
largely doping independent and metallic, while transport near the BZ axes is
governed by a quantum critical point near doping holes per
CuO plaquette. Important differences for La-214 are discussed. It is also
shown that the axis conductivity rise for is a consequence of
partial conservation of in-plane momentum for out-of-plane transport.Comment: 16 pages, 8 Figures (3 pages added, new discussion on pseudogap and
charge ordering in La214
Porous silicon as host and template material for fabricating composites and hybrid materials
We can now finally summarize that there has been performed a great number of research works on the fabrication and investigation of composite and hybrid materials by the PSi filling with foreign substances. The most remarkable results have been achieved in the deposition of metals from liquids by electrochemical and displacement methods as well as infiltration with polymers. Although, we can expect further research activity on using low cost electrochemical, chemical displacement and infiltration methods, it is clear that an advanced low-temperature CVD and ALD method can provide the highly controlled rate of PSi filling with different foreign substances. These methods also offer a favorable solution for progress on the way from fundamental research to application of composite and hybrid materials based on PSi
Evidence against a charge density wave on Bi(111)
The Bi(111) surface was studied by scanning tunneling microscopy (STM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and angle-resolved photoemission (ARPES) in order to verify the existence of a recently proposed surface charge density wave (CDW) [Ch. R. Ast and H. Hoechst Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 016403 (2003)]. The STM and TEM results to not support a CDW scenario at low temperatures. Furthermore, the quasiparticle interference pattern observed in STM confirms the spin-orbit split character of the surface states which prevents the formation of a CDW, even in the case of good nesting. The dispersion of the electronic states observed with ARPES agrees well with earlier findings. In particular, the Fermi contour of the electron pocket at the centre of the surface Brillouin zone is found to have a hexagonal shape. However, no gap opening or other signatures of a CDW phase transition can be found in the temperature-dependent data