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On the number of nonequivalent propelinear extended perfect codes
The paper proves that there exist an exponential number of nonequivalent
propelinear extended perfect binary codes of length growing to infinity.
Specifically, it is proved that all transitive extended perfect binary codes
found by Potapov are propelinear. All such codes have small rank, which is one
more than the rank of the extended Hamming code of the same length. We
investigate the properties of these codes and show that any of them has a
normalized propelinear representation
Giant dispersion of critical currents in superconductor with fractal clusters of a normal phase
The influence of fractal clusters of a normal phase on the dynamics of a
magnetic flux trapped in a percolative superconductor is considered. The
critical current distribution and the current-voltage characteristics of
fractal superconducting structures in the resistive state are obtained for an
arbitrary fractal dimension of the cluster boundaries. The range of fractal
dimensions, where the dispersion of critical currents becomes infinite, is
found. It is revealed that the fractality of clusters depresses of the electric
field caused by the magnetic flux motion thus increasing the critical current
value. It is expected that the maximum current-carrying capability of a
superconductor can be achieved in the region of giant dispersion of critical
currents.Comment: 7 pages with 3 figure
Tunneling of Bloch electrons through vacuum barrier
Tunneling of Bloch electrons through a vacuum barrier introduces new physical
effects in comparison with the textbook case of free (plane wave) electrons.
For the latter, the exponential decay rate in the vacuum is minimal for
electrons with the parallel component of momentum , and
the prefactor is defined by the electron momentum component in the normal to
the surface direction. However, the decay rate of Bloch electrons may be
minimal at an arbitrary (``hot spots''), and the prefactor
is determined by the electron's group velocity, rather than by its
quasimomentum.Comment: 4 pages, no fig
Interlayer spin-singlet pairing induced by magnetic interactions in an antiferromagnetic superconductor
It is shown that interlayer spin-singlet Cooper pairing is induced by
magnetic interactions in a metallic antiferromagnet of stacked conductive
layers in which each layer is ferromagnetically polarized and they order
antiferromagnetically in stacking direction. As a result, the antiferromagnetic
long-range order and superconductivity coexist at low temperatures. It is shown
that T_AF > T_c except for in a very limited parameter region unless T_AF = 0,
where T_AF and T_c denote the antiferromagnetic and superconducting transition
temperatures, respectively. It is found that the exchange field caused by the
spontaneous staggered magnetization does not affect superconductivity at all,
even if it is very large. The resultant superconducting order parameter has a
horizontal line node, and is isotropic in spin space in spite of the anisotropy
of the background magnetic order. We discuss the possible relevance of the
present mechanism to the antiferromagnetic heavy fermion superconductors
UPd_2Al_3 and CePt_3Si.Comment: 5 pages, 3 figures, in revtex
Single pion electro-- and neutrinoproduction on heavy targets
We present a calculation of single pion electroproduction cross sections on
heavy targets in the kinematic region of the Delta(1232) resonance. Final state
interactions of the pions are taken into account using the pion multiple
scattering model of Adler, Nussinov and Paschos (ANP model). For
electroproduction and neutral current reactions we obtain results for carbon,
oxygen, argon and iron targets and find a significant reduction of the
W-spectra for pi^0 as compared to the free nucleon case. On the other hand, the
charged pion spectra are only little affected by final state interactions.
Measurements of such cross sections with the CLAS detector at JLAB could help
to improve our understanding of pion rescattering effects and serve as
important/valuable input for calculations of single pion neutrinoproduction on
heavy targets relevant for current and future long baseline neutrino
experiments. Two ratios, in Eq. (3.8) and (3.10), will test important
properties of the model.Comment: 21 pages, 8 figure
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