163 research outputs found

    Physical origins of double peak phase matching in GaSe

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    Double peak phase matching was recorded during experimental study of parametric frequency converters based on GaSe, its solid solutions crystals like GaSe1-xSx and ZnGeP2. Its physical origins are identified as presence of twin, large difference between cut and PM angles, self-heating effect at appropriate conditions, mismatched second (Φ) phase matching angle and microdefects. © (2015) COPYRIGHT Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only

    Optical rectification and down-conversion of fs pulses into mid-IR and THz range in GaSe1-xSx

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    Design of top S-doped GaSe growth technology is completed. New methods for characterization of high optical quality crystals are proposed that allowed selection optimally doped crystals. Frequency conversion of fs pulses into 6.5–35 μm and into 0.2–4.5 THz is realized. S-doped crystals demonstrated advantages from 50–70% in the first experiments up to 8.5–15 times in the following experiments depending on experimental conditions. © (2015) COPYRIGHT Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only

    Modification and ab-initio spectroscopic application of modified commerce terahertz spectrometer by using homemade parts

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    Ab-initio study on modification of commerce terahertz spectrometer with time resolution Z-3 (Zomega, USA) by substitution of ZnTe and GaP detectors and LT-GaAs generator for homemade of pure and S-doped GaSe is carried out. It was established that in spite of not optimized parameters pure and doped GaSe:S(0.3 mass%) crystal are comparable, relatively, in generation efficiency and detection sensitivity to commerce units due to lower nonlinear optical loss and much higher damage threshold. The advantages are in force from pump fluences of below 5 mJ/cm2 for pure GaSe. The closer S-doping to optimal concentration, the lover fluences resulting in the advantages. Pure and S-doped GaSe demonstrate higher reliability and larger dynamic range of operation. Recorded absorption spectra well match known spectra. © (2015) COPYRIGHT Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only

    Composite implants coated with biodegradable polymers prevent stimulating tumor progression

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    In this experiment we studied oncologic safety of model implants created using the solution blow spinning method with the use of the PURASORB PL-38 polylactic acid polymer and organic mineral filler which was obtained via laser ablation of a solid target made of dibasic calcium phosphate dihydrate. For this purpose the implant was introduced into the area of Wistar rats’ iliums, and on day 17 after the surgery the Walker sarcoma was transplanted into the area of the implant. We evaluated the implant’s influence on the primary tumor growth, hematogenous and lymphogenous metastasis of the Walker sarcoma. In comparison with sham operated animals the implant group demonstrated significant inhibition of hematogenous metastasis on day 34 after the surgery. The metastasis inhibition index (MII) equaled 94% and the metastases growth inhibition index (MGII) equaled 83%. The metastasis frequency of the Walker sarcoma in para aortic lymph nodes in the implant group was not statistically different from the control frequency; there was also no influence of the implant on the primary tumor growth noted. In case of the Walker sarcoma transplantation into the calf and the palmar pad of the ipsilateral limb to the one with the implant in the ilium, we could not note any attraction of tumor cells to the implant area, i.e. stimulation of the Walker sarcoma relapse by the implant. Thus, the research concluded that the studied implant meets the requirements of oncologic safety

    Composite implants coated with biodegradable polymers prevent stimulating tumor progression

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    In this experiment we studied oncologic safety of model implants created using the solution blow spinning method with the use of the PURASORB PL-38 polylactic acid polymer and organic mineral filler which was obtained via laser ablation of a solid target made of dibasic calcium phosphate dihydrate. For this purpose the implant was introduced into the area of Wistar rats’ iliums, and on day 17 after the surgery the Walker sarcoma was transplanted into the area of the implant. We evaluated the implant’s influence on the primary tumor growth, hematogenous and lymphogenous metastasis of the Walker sarcoma. In comparison with sham operated animals the implant group demonstrated significant inhibition of hematogenous metastasis on day 34 after the surgery. The metastasis inhibition index (MII) equaled 94% and the metastases growth inhibition index (MGII) equaled 83%. The metastasis frequency of the Walker sarcoma in para aortic lymph nodes in the implant group was not statistically different from the control frequency; there was also no influence of the implant on the primary tumor growth noted. In case of the Walker sarcoma transplantation into the calf and the palmar pad of the ipsilateral limb to the one with the implant in the ilium, we could not note any attraction of tumor cells to the implant area, i.e. stimulation of the Walker sarcoma relapse by the implant. Thus, the research concluded that the studied implant meets the requirements of oncologic safety

    Optical properties of new indotricarbocyanine dye as a limiter of laser radiation power

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    We present results of experimental and theoretical studies of the optical characteristics of a new indotricarbocyanine dye that is capable of effectively limiting the power of laser radiation in the visible spectral range. The spectral-luminescent and energy characteristics of the dye molecules and their absorption spectra from the excited state with nanosecond resolution are investigated experimentally. Quantum-chemical methods are used to calculate electronic absorption spectra from the ground (S0 → Sn) and excited (S1 → Sn) states and to determine the nature of electronic states of the molecule and the rate constants of intramolecular photo-physical processes. The results of the theoretical research agree with experimental data. It is shown that the investigated dye has singlet-singlet absorption at 400–600 nm. Nonlinear absorption of the dye upon excitation by radiation of the second harmonic of a Nd:YAG laser is studied by z-scanning with an open diaphragm. The ratio of dye absorption cross sections from the excited and ground states at 532 nm is determined in the framework of a three-level model. The results are compared with those for previously studied compounds

    Influence of the focused ion beam parameters on the etching of planar nanosized multigraphene/SiC field emitters

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    The equipment of the Collective Usage Center “Nanotechnologies” and the Research and Educational Center "Nanotechnologies" of Southern Federal University was used for this study. This work was funded by Internal grant of Southern Federal University No. VnGr-07/2017-26

    Dielectric properties of BiB3O6 crystal in the sub-THz range

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    We present the thorough studies of dielectric properties of BiB3O6 (BIBO) crystal in the sub-THz range. We observe a large birefringence Δn = nZ −nX = 1.5 and the values of absorption coefficients of all three axes to be less than 0.5 cm−1. The difference from visible range in angle ϕ between the axes z and X is found to be more than 6°. The simulated phase-matching curves show the optimal value of the angle θ to be around 25.5°±1° for an efficient millimeter-wave generation under the pump of 1064 nm laser radiation

    Millimetre-wave range optical properties of BIBO

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    We present the thorough studies of optical properties of BiB3O6 (BIBO) crystal in the millimeter-wave (subterahertz) range. We observe a large birefringence Δn = nZ −nX = 1.5 and the values of absorption coefficients of all three axes to be less than 0.5 cm−1 at the frequency of 0.3 THz. The difference from visible range in angle ϕ between the dielectric axis z and crystallophysical axis X is found to be more than 6°. The simulated phase-matching curves in the xz plane of the crystal show the optimal value of the angle θ to be around 25.5°±1° for an efficient millimeter-wave generation under the pump of 1064 nm laser radiation
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