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Quantum Properties Of Light Emitted By Dipole Nano-Laser, Talal Ghannam
Quantum Properties Of Light Emitted By Dipole Nano-Laser, Talal Ghannam
Dissertations
Recent technological advances allow entire optical systems to be lithographically implanted on small silicon chips. These systems include tiny semiconductor lasers that function as light sources for digital optical signals. Future advances will rely on even smaller components. At the theoretical limit of this process, the smallest lasers will have an active medium consisting of a single atom (natural or artificial). Several suggestions for how this can be accomplished have already been published, such as nano-lasers based on photonic crystals and nano wires. In particular, the "dipole nanolaser" consists of a single quantum dot functioning as the active medium. It …
Structure And Excitations In Metal Ammonia Compounds, Xue Wang
Structure And Excitations In Metal Ammonia Compounds, Xue Wang
Dissertations
This work has two parts. In the first part, inelastic x-ray scattering was used to measure the plasmon excitations in liquid lithium ammonia systems. The measurements were carried out for different metal concentrations, 8 mole per metal (MPM), 10 MPM, 11 MPM, 16 MPM and 20 MPM of temperature 200K. The data were analyzed to determine the plasmon energy and the linewidth as a function of momentum for each metal concentration. Deviations from the random phase approximation (RPA) in the jellium model increase as the concentration is lowered.
In the second part of this work, elastic x-ray scattering was used …
The Effect Of A Skyrme Interaction On Nucleon Induced Reactions, Yingfa Zhang
The Effect Of A Skyrme Interaction On Nucleon Induced Reactions, Yingfa Zhang
Masters Theses
The main goal of this Master thesis is the theoretical study of the interaction between a nucleon and a nucleus. This is a fundamental method to study the structure and dynamics of nuclear systems. This thesis concentrates on the study of nucleon scattering on light nuclei, 6Li, 7Li and 14N, with the effective interaction M3Y and its modification by adding a Skyrme force. This is the first time the Skyrme interaction has been employed in scattering calculations. From a comparison of the measured differential cross section σ (θ) and the analyzing power Ay (θ) for 6Li …
Wireless Passive Surface Acoustic Wave (Saw) Sensing System, Sridevi Krishnamurthy
Wireless Passive Surface Acoustic Wave (Saw) Sensing System, Sridevi Krishnamurthy
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Due to their small size and ruggedness, Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) devices have been widely used as part of wireless sensing or identification system especially in inaccessible and inhospitable environments. In addition, SAW devices find widespread applications as filters in communication systems and also as physical, chemical and bio-sensors and ID tags. The passive wireless SAW sensing system mainly consists of a passive SAW sensor and an interrogation unit which sends a burst signal to the SAW sensor and processes the sensor response. Theobjectives of this work were designing, prototyping and fabricating the interrogation unit on a PCB and also …
Inelastic X-Ray Scattering Studies On Organic Semiconductors And Organic Superconductors, Chaminda Nalaka Kodituwakku
Inelastic X-Ray Scattering Studies On Organic Semiconductors And Organic Superconductors, Chaminda Nalaka Kodituwakku
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We have measured electronic excitations and excitons in CuPc polycrystalline and single crystal samples. Measurements on the polycrystalline sample were done with 300 meV resolution and measurements on the single crystal were done using 120 meV resolution. Time dependant density functional theory (TD-DFT) calculations were done on the CuPc molecule to understand the electronic excitations in this system.