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The higher direct images of locally constant group schemes from the Kummer log flat topology to the classical flat topology
Let be an fs log scheme, and let be a group scheme over the
underlying scheme which is \'etale locally representable by (1) a finite
dimensional -vector space, or (2) a finite rank free abelian group,
or (3) a finite abelian group. We give a full description of all the higher
direct images of from the Kummer log flat site to the classical flat site.
In particular, we show that: in case (1) the higher direct images of
vanish; and in case (2) the first higher direct image of vanishes and the
-th () higher direct image of is isomorphic to the -th
higher direct image of . In the
end, we make some computations when the base is a standard log trait or a
Dedekind scheme endowed with the log structure associated to a finite set of
closed points.Comment: 28 page
Log prismatic Dieudonn\'e theory for log -divisible groups over
Let be a complete discrete valuation ring of mixed
characteristic with perfect residue field, endowed with its canonical
log-structure. We prove that log -divisible groups over
correspond to Dieudonn\'e crystals on the absolute log-prismatic site of
endowed with the Kummer log-flat topology. The proof uses
log-descent to reduce the problem to the classical prismatic correspondence,
recently established by Ansch\"utz-Le Bras.Comment: 19 page
Log p-divisible groups associated to log 1-motives
We first provide a detailed proof of Kato's classification theorem of log
-divisible groups over a henselian local ring. Exploring Kato's idea
further, we then define the notion of a standard extension of a classical
finite \'etale group scheme (resp. classical \'etale -divisible group) by a
classical finite flat group scheme (resp. classical -divisible group) in the
category of finite Kummer flat group log schemes (resp. log -divisible
groups), with respect to a given chart on the base. We show that the finite
Kummer flat group log scheme
(resp. the log
-divisible group ) of a log 1-motive over an fs log
scheme is \'etale locally a standard extension. We further show that
and its infinitesimal deformations are formally log smooth. At
last, as an application of these formal log smoothness results, we give a proof
of the Serre-Tate theorem for log abelian varieties with constant degeneration.Comment: 36 page
Field emission properties of nano-composite carbon nitride films
A modified cathodic arc technique has been used to deposit carbon nitride
thin films directly on n+ Si substrates. Transmission Electron Microscopy
showed that clusters of fullerene-like nanoparticles are embedded in the
deposited material. Field emission in vacuum from as-grown films starts at an
electric field strength of 3.8 V/micron. When the films were etched in an
HF:NH4F solution for ten minutes, the threshold field decreased to 2.6
V/micron. The role of the carbon nanoparticles in the field emission process
and the influence of the chemical etching treatment are discussed.Comment: 22 pages, 8 figures, submitted to J. Vac. Sc. Techn.
Mass spectrometric and first principles study of AlC clusters
We study the carbon-dope aluminum clusters by using time-of-flight mass
spectrum experiments and {\em ab initio} calculations. Mass abundance
distributions are obtained for anionic aluminum and aluminum-carbon mixed
clusters. Besides the well-known magic aluminum clusters such as Al
and Al, AlC cluster is found to be particularly stable among
those AlC clusters. Density functional calculations are performed to
determine the ground state structures of AlC clusters. Our results show
that the AlC is a magic cluster with extremely high stability, which
might serve as building block of the cluster-assembled materials.Comment: 4 pages, 6 figure
Density functional study of Au (n=2-20) clusters: lowest-energy structures and electronic properties
We have investigated the lowest-energy structures and electronic properties
of the Au(n=2-20) clusters based on density functional theory (DFT) with
local density approximation. The small Au clusters adopt planar structures
up to n=6. Tabular cage structures are preferred in the range of n=10-14 and a
structural transition from tabular cage-like structure to compact
near-spherical structure is found around n=15. The most stable configurations
obtained for Au and Au clusters are amorphous instead of
icosahedral or fcc-like, while the electronic density of states sensitively
depend on the cluster geometry. Dramatic odd-even alternative behaviors are
obtained in the relative stability, HOMO-LUMO gaps and ionization potentials of
gold clusters. The size evolution of electronic properties is discussed and the
theoretical ionization potentials of Au clusters compare well with
experiments.Comment: 6 pages, 7 figure
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