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The shape of a moving fluxon in stacked Josephson junctions
We study numerically and analytically the shape of a single fluxon moving in
a double stacked Josephson junctions (SJJ's) for various junction parameters.
We show that the fluxon in a double SJJ's consists of two components, which are
characterized by different Swihart velocities and Josephson penetration depths.
The weight coefficients of the two components depend on the parameters of the
junctions and the velocity of the fluxon. It is shown that the fluxon in SJJ's
may have an unusual shape with an inverted magnetic field in the second
junction when the velocity of the fluxon is approaching the lower Swihart
velocity. Finally, we study the influence of fluxon shape on flux-flow
current-voltage characteristics and analyze the spectrum of Cherenkov radiation
for fluxon velocity above the lower Swihart velocity. Analytic expression for
the wavelength of Cherenkov radiation is derived.Comment: 12 pages, 12 figure
In-plane fluxon in layered superconductors with arbitrary number of layers
I derive an approximate analytic solution for the in-plane vortex (fluxon) in
layered superconductors and stacked Josephson junctions (SJJ's) with arbitrary
number of layers. The validity of the solution is verified by numerical
simulation. It is shown that in SJJ's with large number of thin layers,
phase/current and magnetic field of the fluxon are decoupled from each other.
The variation of phase/current is confined within the Josephson penetration
depth, , along the layers, while magnetic field decays at the
effective London penetration depth, . For comparison
with real high- superconducting samples, large scale numerical simulations
with up to 600 SJJ's and with in-plane length up to 4000 %, are
presented. It is shown, that the most striking feature of the fluxon is a
Josephson core, manifesting itself as a sharp peak in magnetic induction at the
fluxon center.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figures. Was presented in part at the First Euroconference
on Vortex Matter in Superconductors (Crete, September 1999
Magnetic field dependence of the critical current in stacked Josephson junctions. Evidence for fluxon modes in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x mesas
Modulation of the critical current across layers, Ic(H), of stacked Josephson
junctions (SJJs) as a function of an applied magnetic field parallel to the
junction planes is studied theoretically and experimentally for different
junction lengths and coupling parameters. It is shown that the Ic(H) patterns
of long SJJs are very complicated without periodicity in H. This is due to
interaction between junctions in the stack. This, in turn, gives rise to the
existence of multiple quasi-equilibrium Josephson fluxon modes and submodes
which are different with respect to the symmetry of the phase and the fluxon
sequence in SJJs. The critical current of long SJJs is multiple valued and is
governed by switching between energetically close fluxon modes/submodes. Due to
this, the probability distribution of the critical current may become wide and
may consist of multiple maxima each representing a particular mode/submode.
Experimentally, multiple branched Ic(H) patterns and multiple maxima in the Ic
probability distribution were observed for Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+x intrinsic SJJs,
which are in a good agreement with numerical simulations and support the idea
of having different quasi-equilibrium fluxon modes/submodes in intrinsic SJJs.Comment: 5 pages, 5 figure
Modeling of flow two-phase mixture in curved channel pipeline
The article describes a three-dimensional simulation of the stationary motion of the gas and condensed phase particles of varying severity in a curvilinear orthogonal coordinate system of channels of gas pipelines. A numerical method for solving the equations that describe the motion of the particles, based on obtaining difference schemes and the use of a two-level iterative process. Built a multi-dimensional mathematical model of the steady flow of viscous gas hydrate particles in equilibrium axisymmetric taking into account transport and energy dissipation. Numerical calculations of the velocity field and the dispersed gas phase trajectory of mass flow of particles deposited on the walls of various sizes in a wet gas flow in a curved pipe
SO_0(1,d+1) Racah coefficients: Type I representations
We use AdS/CFT inspired methods to study the Racah coefficients for type I
representations of the Lorentz group SO_0(1,d+1) with d>1. For such
representations (a multiple of) the Racah coefficient can be represented as an
integral of a product of 6 bulk-to-bulk propagators over 4 copies of the
hyperbolic space H_{d+1}. To compute the integrals we represent the
bulk-to-bulk propagators in terms of bulk-to-boundary ones. The bulk integrals
can be computed explicitly, and the boundary integrations are carried out by
introducing Feynman parameters. The final result is an integral representation
of the Racah coefficient given by 4 Barnes-Mellin type integrals.Comment: 20 pages, 1 figure. v2: Case d=1 corrected, case d>1 clarifie
Modeling of flow of two-phase mixture in curved channel pipeline
This article describes the three-dimensional modeling of steady motion of gas and condensed phase particles of varying severity in a curvilinear orthogonal coordinate system gas channels. A numerical method for solving the equations that describe the motion of the particles, based on the difference scheme and the application of the two-level iterative process. Built multivariate mathematical model of viscous steady flow of gas and the equilibrium of hydrate particles in axisymmetric taking into account transport and energy dissipation. Obtained pressure field in the pipe by solving the model equations using SIMPLE method. Numerical calculations of the velocity field of the gas and the dispersed phase, the trajectory of the mass flow deposited on particles of different sizes with the wall during the wet gas in the curved pipe. The calculation of particle trajectories in different kinds of process equipment show at the option of either abrasive wear parts located in a stream, or an intense build-up and accumulation of hydrates. The results can be applied in the analysis of impact of solid particles of various sizes on the elements of gas pipelines
On the Boundary Dynamics of Chern-Simons Gravity
We study Chern-Simons theory with a complex G_C or a real G x G gauge group
on a manifold with boundary - this includes Lorentzian and Euclidean (anti-) de
Sitter (E/A)dS gravity for G=SU(2) or G=SL(2,R). We show that there is a
canonical choice of boundary conditions that leads to an unambiguous, fully
covariant and gauge invariant, off-shell derivation of the boundary action - a
G_C/G or G WZW model, coupled in a gauge invariant way to the boundary value of
the gauge field. In particular, for (E/A)dS gravity, the boundary action is a
WZW model with target space (E/A)dS_3, reminiscent of a worldsheet for
worldsheet mechanism. We discuss in some detail the properties of the boundary
theories that arise and we confront our results with various related
constructions in the literature.Comment: 22 pages, LaTeX2e, v2: JHEP3.cls, references and a footnote adde
Method of Asymmetric Optical Encryption of Images Using Spatially Incoherent Illumination
The method of asymmetric encryption of images based on the double optical encryption with spatially incoherent illumination is presented. Numerical simulations of the presented method in various modifications are carried out and their efficiency is estimated. The modification providing the best balance between maintaining the advantages peculiar to the optical encryption and quality of the decoded images is chosen. In this case the value of the normalized standard deviation (NSTD) of the decoded image from original one for asymmetric encryption differs no more than by 8% from NSTD of standard optical encryption with spatially incoherent illumination
Experiment K-6-18. Study of muscarinic and gaba (benzodiazepine) receptors in the sensory-motor cortex, hippcampus and spinal code
Frontal lobe samples of rat brains flown aboard Cosmos 1887 were processed for the study of muscarinic (cholinergic) and GABA (benzodiazepine) receptors and for immunocytochemical localization of the neurotransmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) and glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP). Although radioactive labeling of both muscarinic cholinergic and GABA (benzodiazepine) receptors proved to be successful with the techniques employed, distinct receptor localization of individual laminae of the frontal neocortex was not possible since the sampling of the area was different in the various groups of animals. In spite of efforts made for proper orientation and regional identification of laminae, it was found that a densitometric (quantitation of autoradiograms) analysis of the tissue did not contribute to the final interpretation of the effects of weightlessness on these receptors. As to the immunocytochemical studies the use of both markers, GFAP and GABA antiserum, confirmed the suitability of the techniques for use in frozen material. However, similar problems to those encountered in the receptor studies prevented an adequate interpretation of the effects of micro-G exposure on the localization and distribution of GABA and GFAP. This study did, however, confirm the feasibility of investigating neurotransmitters and their receptors in future space flight experiments
Dynamics of Asymptotic Diffeomorphisms in (2+1)-Dimensional Gravity
In asymptotically anti-de Sitter gravity, diffeomorphisms that change the
conformal boundary data can be promoted to genuine physical degrees of freedom.
I show that in 2+1 dimensions, the dynamics of these degrees of freedom is
described by a Liouville action, with the correct central charge to reproduce
the entropy of the BTZ black hole.Comment: 8 pages, LaTeX; v2: slightly expanded discussion of implications,
more references; v3: more explicit comparison to Chern-Simons approach and
discussion of role of constraints; v4: added discussion of relationships to
and differences with earlier work, new and corrected reference
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