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Polariton condensation in photonic crystals with high molecular orientation
We study Frenkel exciton-polariton Bose-Einstein condensation in a
two-dimensional defect-free triangular photonic crystal with an organic
semiconductor active medium containing bound excitons with dipole moments
oriented perpendicular to the layers. We find photonic Bloch modes of the
structure and consider their strong coupling regime with the excitonic
component. Using the Gross- Pitaevskii equation for exciton polaritons and the
Boltzmann equation for the external exciton reservoir, we demonstrate the
formation of condensate at the points in reciprocal space where photon group
velocity equals zero. Further, we demonstrate condensation at non-zero momentum
states for TM-polarized photons in the case of a system with incoherent
pumping, and show that the condensation threshold varies for different points
in the reciprocal space, controlled by detuning.Comment: 6 pages, 4 figure
Superheavies: Theoretical incitements and predictions
It is well known that in fusion reactions one may get only neutron deficient
superheavy nuclei located far from the island of stability. The multi-nucleon
transfer reactions allow one to produce more neutron enriched new heavy nuclei
but the corresponding cross sections are rather low. Neutron capture process is
considered here as alternative method for production of long-lived neutron rich
superheavy nuclei. Strong neutron fluxes might be provided by nuclear reactors
and nuclear explosions in laboratory frame and by supernova explosions in
nature. All these cases are discussed in the paper.Comment: 7 FIGURE
Training of the Engineers on a New Specialty “Engineering of Art Handling of Materials”
Spectroscopic studies of fractal aggregates of silver nanospheres undergoing local restructuring
We present an experimental spectroscopic study of large random colloidal
aggregates of silver nanoparticles undergoing local restructuring. We argue
that such well-known phenomena as strong fluctuation of local electromagnetic
fields, appearance of "hot spots" and enhancement of nonlinear optical
responses depend on the local structure on the scales of several nanosphere
diameters, rather that the large-scale fractal geometry of the sample.Comment: 3.5 pages, submitted to J. Chem. Phy
True ternary fission of superheavy nuclei
We found that a true ternary fission with formation of a heavy third fragment
(a new type of radioactivity) is quite possible for superheavy nuclei due to
the strong shell effects leading to a three-body clusterization with the two
doubly magic tin-like cores. The simplest way to discover this phenomenon in
the decay of excited superheavy nuclei is a detection of two tin-like clusters
with appropriate kinematics in low-energy collisions of medium mass nuclei with
actinide targets. The three-body quasi-fission process could be even more
pronounced for giant nuclear systems formed in collisions of heavy actinide
nuclei. In this case a three-body clusterization might be proved experimentally
by detection of two coincident lead-like fragments in low-energy U+U
collisions.Comment: 4 pages, 7 figure
Corrosion resistance of alloys of Hastelloy in chloroaluminate melts
The corrosion of Hastelloy S, Hastelloy X, Haynes 230, Hastelloy N, Hastelloy G35 and Hastelloy C2000 alloys was studied in KCl-AlCl3 melts at 550°С. The rates and the mechanisms of corrosion of the studied materials were determined. The processes taking place during the interaction between alloys and chloroaluminate melts were investigated
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