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Synthesis, aggregation, and stimuli-responsive disaggregation of an amphiphilic cyclophane having an alkyl disulfide moiety
Preparation and quantum confinement effect of PbI_2/CdI_2 superlattices
PbI_2/CdI_2 superlattices (multi-quantum well) have been grown by a hot wall epitaxy. Characteristic peaks due to a long period of superlattices appear on X-ray diffraction patterns. From the analysis of these patterns, thicknesses of both PbI_2 and CdI_2 layers of prepared samples are identified. Optical measurement shows that exciton transition energies in PbI_2/CdI_2 superlattices shift to the higher energy side with the decrease in thickness of PbI_2 layer. The analysis of this shift by the variational calculation of exciton and the observation of strong exciton peaks indicate PbI_2/CdI_2 superlattices belong to the type I superlattice
Doppler broadening spectroscopy of positron annihilation near Ge and Si (001) single crystal surfaces
Correlation between Positron Annihilation and Gas Diffusion Properties of Various Rubbery Polymers
Analysis for positions of Sn atoms in epitaxial Ge1−xSnx film in low temperature depositions
Direct recognition of the mycobacterial glycolipid, trehalose dimycolate, by C-type lectin Mincle
Study on Plasma Shape Reproduction of Spherical
Cauchy-Condition Surface (CCS) method is a numerical approach to reproduce plasma shape which has good precision in conventional tokamak. In order to apply it in the plasma shape repro-duction of Compact PWI experimental Device (CPD) which is a new spherical tokamak in Kyushu University, the calculation results of CCS method on CPD is reported in the paper
Study on Plasma Shape Reproduction of Spherical
Cauchy-Condition Surface (CCS) method is a numerical approach to reproduce plasma shape which has good precision in conventional tokamak. In order to apply it in the plasma shape repro-duction of Compact PWI experimental Device (CPD) which is a new spherical tokamak in Kyushu University, the calculation results of CCS method on CPD is reported in the paper