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Non-leptonic two-body weak decays of
We study the non-leptonic two-body weak decays of with () representing as the baryon (meson) states. Based
on the flavor symmetry, we can describe most of the data reexamined by
the BESIII Collaboration with higher precisions. However, our result of is larger than the
current experimental limit of (90\% C.L.) by BESIII. In
addition, we find that , , and , which are accessible
to the BESIII experiments.Comment: 12 pages, 1 figure, revised version accepted by PL
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PRISMS: remote high resolution in situ multispectral imaging of wall paintings
The non-invasive monitoring and examination of wall paintings in grotto sites, tombs and buildings is particularly important since these paintings are often extremely vulnerable. Traditionally, inspection of wall paintings at high resolution (i.e. sub-millimetre resolution) requires either scaffolding or some heavy and cumbersome mechanical structure to lift a person or camera to the upper parts of a wall or ceiling. We have developed a proto-type portable remote imaging multi-spectral camera that operates at ground level for in situ high-resolution colour and spectral imaging of wall paintings. We present here the latest developments for the instrument and examples of how the instrument can be used for diagnosis of wall paintings
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An investigation of nanoindentation tests on the single crystal copper thin film via an AFM and MD simulation
Nanoindentation tests performed in an atomic force microscope have been utilized to directly measure the mechanical properties of single crystal metal thin films fabricated by the vacuum vapor deposition technique. Nanoindentation tests were conducted at various indentation depths to study the effect of indentation depths on the mechanical properties of thin films. The results were interpreted by using the Oliver-Pharr method with which direct observation and measurement of the contact area are not required. The elastic modulus of the single crystal copper film at various indentation depths was determined as 67.0±6.9GPa on average which is in reasonable agreement with the results reported by others. The indentation hardness constantly increases with decreasing indentation depth, indicating a strong size effect. In addition to the experimental work, a three-dimensional nanoindentation model of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations with embedded atom method (EAM) potential is proposed to elucidate the mechanics and mechanisms of nanoindentation of thin films from the atomistic point of view. MD simulations results also show that due to the size effect the plastic deformation via amorphous transformation is more favorable than via the generation and propagation of dislocations in nanoindentation of single crystal copper thin films
PRISMS: a portable multispectral imaging system for remote in situ examination of wall paintings
We present a proto-type portable remote multispectral imaging system, PRISMS (Portable Remote Imaging System for Multispectral Scanning), that is light-weight, flexible and without any cumbersome mechanical structure for in situ high resolution colour and spectral imaging of large and inaccessible paintings such as wall paintings. This is the first instrument to be able to image paintings at inaccessible heights in situ from ground level to produce not only high resolution colour images but also multispectral images
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