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Automatic processing system for shadowgraph and interference patterns
The design and operation of an automatic system for the processing of shadowgraph and interference images are described. The system includes a two-coordinate processing table with an optical system for the projection of transparent images onto the photodetector, an image filter in the photodetector field, and a device for controlling the movement of the table and transmitting information to the minicomputer
Transfer of 0-order coherence matrix along spin-1/2 chain
In this work, we study transfer of coherence matrices along spin-1/2 chains
of various length. Unlike higher order coherence matrices, 0-order coherence
matrix can be perfectly transferred if its elements are properly fixed. In
certain cases, to provide the perfect transfer, an extended receiver together
with optimized its unitary transformation has to be included into the protocol.
In this work, the asymptotic perfectly transferable 0-order coherence matrix
for an infinitely long chain is considered and deviation of a perfectly
transferred state from this asymptotic state is studied as a function of the
chain length for various sizes of the extended receiver. The problem of
arbitrary parameter transfer via the nondiagonal elements of the 0-order
coherence matrix is also considered and optimized using the unitary
transformation of the extended receiver.Comment: 32 pages, 5 figure
Electrical control of optical orientation of neutral and negatively charged excitons in n-type semiconductor quantum well
We report a giant electric field induced increase of spin orientation of
excitons in n-type GaAs/AlGaAs quantum well. It correlates strongly with the
formation of negatively charged excitons (trions) in the photoluminescence
spectra. Under resonant excitation of neutral heavy-hole excitons, the
polarization of excitons and trions increases dramatically with electrical
injection of electrons within the narrow exciton-trion bias transition in the
PL spectra, implying a polarization sensitivity of 200 % per Volt. This effect
results from a very efficient trapping of neutral excitons by the quantum well
interfacial fluctuations (so-called "natural" quantum dots) containing resident
electrons.Comment: 18 pages, 4 figure
Quantum Oscillations of Elastic Moduli and Softening of Phonon Modes in Metals
In this paper we present a theoretical analysis of the effect of
magnetostriction on quantum oscillations of elastic constants in metals under
strong magnetic fields.
It is shown that at low temperatures a significant softening of some acoustic
modes could occur near peaks of quantum oscillations of the electron density of
states (DOS) at the Fermi surface (FS). This effect is caused by a magnetic
instability of a special kind, and it can give rise to a lattice instability.
We also show that the most favorable conditions for this instability to be
revealed occur in metals whose Fermi surfaces include nearly cylindrical
segments.Comment: 5 pages, 1 figur
Comparative analysis of the power indices of the lower extremity muscles in the patients after total endoprosthesis of the hip joint, depending on surgical access
Objective. To compare the power characteristics of the lower extremity muscles after endoprosthesis of a hip joint in application of anterior-lateral and posterior-lateral surgical accesses.
Materials and methods. Biomechanical investigation in accordance to electrotensodynamometry in 120 patients preoperatively, in early (in 3 weeks) and late (in 4 mo) period after endoprosthesis of a hip joint. Operative intervention was performed, using anterior-lateral operative access in 60 patients, and applying posterior-lateral - in 60 patients as well.
Conclusion. There was established, that restoration of necessary muscular balance after endoprosthesis of a hip joint is guaranteed by application of anterior-lateral and posterior-lateral access, but the terms of restoration of muscles of various groups are differed
Statistical properties of a free-electron laser revealed by the Hanbury Brown and Twiss interferometry
We present a comprehensive experimental analysis of statistical properties of
the self-amplified spontaneous emission (SASE) free-electron laser (FEL) FLASH
at DESY in Hamburg by means of Hanbury Brown and Twiss (HBT) interferometry.
The experiments were performed at the FEL wavelengths of 5.5 nm, 13.4 nm, and
20.8 nm. We determined the 2-nd order intensity correlation function for all
wavelengths and different operation conditions of FLASH. In all experiments a
high degree of spatial coherence (above 50%) was obtained. Our analysis
performed in spatial and spectral domains provided us with the independent
measurements of an average pulse duration of the FEL that were below 60 fs. To
explain complicated behaviour of the 2-nd order intensity correlation function
we developed advanced theoretical model that includes the presence of multiple
beams and external positional jitter of the FEL pulses. By this analysis we
determined that in most experiments several beams were present in radiating
field and in one of the experiments external positional jitter was about 25% of
the beam size. We envision that methods developed in our study will be used
widely for analysis and diagnostics of the FEL radiation.Comment: 29 pages, 14 figures, 3 table
Suppression of electron spin relaxation in Mn-doped GaAs
We report a surprisingly long spin relaxation time of electrons in Mn-doped
p-GaAs. The spin relaxation time scales with the optical pumping and increases
from 12 ns in the dark to 160 ns upon saturation. This behavior is associated
with the difference in spin relaxation rates of electrons precessing in the
fluctuating fields of ionized or neutral Mn acceptors, respectively. For the
latter the antiferromagnetic exchange interaction between a Mn ion and a bound
hole results in a partial compensation of these fluctuating fields, leading to
the enhanced spin memory.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figure
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