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The time evolution of GRB spectra by a precessing lighthouse Gamma Jet
Inverse Compton Scattering (ICS) by a relativistic electron beam jet at GeV
energies (emitted by a compact object as a NS, BH,...), a NSJ, onto thermal BBR
photons (from a nearby stellar companion) may originate a collinear gamma jet
(GJ). Due to the binary system interaction the GJ precession would blaze
suddenly toward the observer leading to a GRB event. The internal GJ cone
structure is ruled by relativistic kinematics into a concentric onion-like
sequence of photon rings, the softer in the external boundaries, the harder in
the inner cone. The pointing and the crossing of such different GJ photon rings
to the detector lead to a GRB hardness spectra evolution nearly corresponding
to most observed ones. Moreover expected time integral spectra are also
comparable with known GRB spectra. The total energy input of tens of thousands
of such NSJ in an extended galactic halo, mainly cosmic rays electrons, should
be reflected into the recent observational evidence (COMPTEL) of a diffused
relic extended halo. Evidences of such precessing jets are offered by the
discover of galactic superluminal sources, recent HH jets, SN1987A outer rings,
Hourglass Nebula, planetary Egg Nebula, GROJ1744-28 binary X-rays pulsar
Signatures of dynamically polarized nuclear spins in all-electrical lateral spin transport devices
The effect of nuclear spins in Fe/GaAs all-electrical spin-injection devices
is investigated. At temperatures below 50 K, strong modifications of the
non-local spin signal are found that are characteristic for hyperfine coupling
between conduction electrons and dynamically polarized nuclear spins. The
perpendicular component of the nuclear Overhauser field depolarizes electron
spins near zero in-plane external magnetic field, and can suppress such
dephasing when antialigned with the external field, leading to satellite peaks
in a Hanle measurement. The features observed agree well with a Monte Carlo
simulation of the spin diffusion equation including hyperfine interaction, and
are used to study the nuclear spin dynamics and relate it to the spin
polarization of injected electrons.Comment: 6 pages, 4 figure
Inverse Compton Scattering onto BBR in High Energy Physics and Gamma (MeV-Tev) Astrophysics
We considered the Inverse Compton Scattering (ICS) of charged particles onto
photons whose distribution is a Black Body Radiation (BBR) deriving the exact
energy and angular differential distribution in the general case and in its
most useful expansions. These results can be successfully applied in high
energy accelerators experiments to evaluate the ICS contribution from the
thermal photons in the cavity as well as in astrophysics where the ICS of
cosmic rays plays a relevant role in a variety of phenomena. In particular we
show how our formulae reproduce the ICS energy spectrum recently measured at
LEP, how it could be considered a key tool in explaining the Gamma Ray Bursts
(GRB) , SGRs energy spectrum. Finally we predicted the presence of a low gamma
flux, nearly detectable at hundred of TeV from SNRs SN1006 as well as, at lower
energy (tens TeV, due to gamma ray cascading in cosmic BBR), from relic
extragalactic highest cosmic rays sources born by jets in AGN,as blazars
3C279,Mrk421,Mrk 501.Comment: Latex file , 10 figures can be found via anonymous ftp in
ftp://hpteo.roma1.infn.it/pub/preprints/fargion/newicsartfig.tex and fig1.ps
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Temperature dependence of the nonlocal voltage in an Fe/GaAs electrical spin injection device
The nonlocal spin resistance is measured as a function of temperature in a
Fe/GaAs spin-injection device. For nonannealed samples that show minority-spin
injection, the spin resistance is observed up to room temperature and decays
exponentially with temperature at a rate of 0.018\,K. Post-growth
annealing at 440\,K increases the spin signal at low temperatures, but the
decay rate also increases to 0.030\,K. From measurements of the
diffusion constant and the spin lifetime in the GaAs channel, we conclude that
sample annealing modifies the temperature dependence of the spin transfer
efficiency at injection and detection contacts. Surprisingly, the spin transfer
efficiency increases in samples that exhibit minority-spin injection.Comment: 10 pages, 4 figure
Mode Spectroscopy and Level Coupling in Ballistic Electron Waveguides
A tunable quantum point contact with modes occupied in both transverse
directions is studied by magnetotransport experiments. We use conductance
quantization of the one-dimensional subbands as a tool to determine the mode
spectrum. A magnetic field applied along the direction of the current flow
couples the modes. This can be described by an extension of the Darwin-Fock
model. Anticrossings are observed as a function of the magnetic field, but not
for zero field or perpendicular field directions, indicating coupling of the
subbands due to nonparabolicity in the electrical confinement.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figure
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