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Full-Text Articles in Physics
Evidence For Coupling Of Velocity And Composition Fluctuations In A Binary Liquid Mixture, James V. Maher, Nalini Easwar, W. I. Goldburg, M. Joshua
Evidence For Coupling Of Velocity And Composition Fluctuations In A Binary Liquid Mixture, James V. Maher, Nalini Easwar, W. I. Goldburg, M. Joshua
Physics: Faculty Publications
A critical mixture of isobutyric acid and water was quenched from the one-phase region into the two-phase region and, after the spinodal ring was well developed, a reverse quench returned the system to the one-phase region. Light-scattering measurements for this process exhibit a clearly nondiffusive relaxation which, at least for early times after the quench reversal, is in good agreement with Ruiz's scheme for the coupling of velocity and composition fluctuations.
Positive Identification Of The Cr(4+)-->Cr(3+) Thermal Transition In Gaas, David C. Look, S. Chaudhuri, L. Eaves
Positive Identification Of The Cr(4+)-->Cr(3+) Thermal Transition In Gaas, David C. Look, S. Chaudhuri, L. Eaves
Physics Faculty Publications
Temperature-dependent Hall-effect measurements on two Cr-doped GaAs samples
show a dominant center at E1 =0.324—1.4 x 10-4T eV, with respect to the valence-band edge. By comparison with secondary-ion mass spectroscopy measurements of the Cr concentration, and recent EPR measurements of the Cr2+, Cr3+, and Cr4+ concentration in several samples, it is shown unambiguously that this energy describes the Cr4+→Cr3+ transition. This is the first conclusive evidence for a charge-state transition involving Cr4+ in GaAs.
Electron Drift Velocities In Xenon, H. L. Brooks, M. C. Cornell, John L. Fletcher, Ian M. Littlewood, Kaare J. Nygaard
Electron Drift Velocities In Xenon, H. L. Brooks, M. C. Cornell, John L. Fletcher, Ian M. Littlewood, Kaare J. Nygaard
Psychological Science Faculty Research & Creative Works
The electron drift velocity has been measured in xenon over the range of reduced field strength 1 Td
Isotope Effect In Electron-Capture Differential Cross Sections At Intermediate Energies, Eduard P. Rille, Ronald E. Olson, Jerry Peacher, D. M. Blankenship, Thomas J. Kvale, E. Redd, John T. Park
Isotope Effect In Electron-Capture Differential Cross Sections At Intermediate Energies, Eduard P. Rille, Ronald E. Olson, Jerry Peacher, D. M. Blankenship, Thomas J. Kvale, E. Redd, John T. Park
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
The isotope dependence in the angular distribution of electron-capture cross sections for protons and deuterons with equal velocity (E=40 keV/u) colliding with atomic hydrogen or deuterium targets is predicted theoretically and observed experimentally. A projectile-dependent effect is observed at small scattering angles. No target dependence was detected in the differential cross sections. A scaling relationship is determined which permits the prediction of differential cross sections for hydrogen-isotope projectiles.
Measurement Of Spin-Exchange Effects In Electronhydrogen Collisions: Further Studies Of Impact Ionization, Timothy J. Gay, G. D. Fletcher, M. J. Alguard, V. W. Hughes, P. F. Wainwright, M. S. Lubell
Measurement Of Spin-Exchange Effects In Electronhydrogen Collisions: Further Studies Of Impact Ionization, Timothy J. Gay, G. D. Fletcher, M. J. Alguard, V. W. Hughes, P. F. Wainwright, M. S. Lubell
Timothy J. Gay Publications
Using a Fano-effect polarized electron source and a state-selected thermally dissociated hydrogen beam, we measured the interference between the direct and exchange scattering amplitudes for electron-impact ionization of atomic hydrogen between 14.1 and 30.3 eV. We report the data from these measurements and the results of corrections applied to previously published data.
Electron Capture And Ionisation In H⁺, He2++Li Collisions, Ronald E. Olson
Electron Capture And Ionisation In H⁺, He2++Li Collisions, Ronald E. Olson
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
Single electron capture and ionization cross sections have been calculated for H++Li and He2++Li collisions at energies ranging from 50 to 400 keV amu-1. Double electrons capture cross sections are presented for the He2++Li system. The classical-trajectory Monte Carlo method and the independent-electron model were used to calculate the cross sections. In the energy range investigated, the ionization process is dominated by electron removal of the valence Li(2s) electron, whereas the single and double electron capture processes are the result of capture from the K shell of the lithium atom.
On The Ising Model For Amorphous Ferromagnets, Harry A. Brown
On The Ising Model For Amorphous Ferromagnets, Harry A. Brown
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
A calculation is made of the effect on the critical temperature of a ferromagnet whose exchange integrals are taken to be random variables. The Bethe-Peierls-Weiss approximation is used to find the partition function, Z, for an Ising system and then a configuration average is taken to find (InZ), from which the resulting decrease in the critical temperature can be found. Other results are discussed, and comparisons made with the present result.
Nonlinear Anelasticity Of Magnesium, Alexander Aning, Tetsuro Suzuki, Manfred Wuttig
Nonlinear Anelasticity Of Magnesium, Alexander Aning, Tetsuro Suzuki, Manfred Wuttig
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
An approximate solution of the equation of motion of a nonlinear anelastic reed at or near resonance is presented. The steady state solution reproduces the well-known nonlinear resonances. The solution also predicts the existence of auto modulations, i.e., self-excited modulations of the amplitude and phase at constant power of excitation of the reed. Numerical examples of such auto modulations are presented for an antisymmetric deformation potential. Experimental studies of finite amplitude oscillations of a magnesium reed vibrating at 72 and 431 Hz at room temperature confirm the existence of auto modulations. The experimental results can be semi quantitatively described in …
Angular Scattering In Slow Multiple-Charged Ion, Atom Collisions, Ronald E. Olson, M. Kimura
Angular Scattering In Slow Multiple-Charged Ion, Atom Collisions, Ronald E. Olson, M. Kimura
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
The C6++H system is used to illustrate the importance of large-angle scattering in collisions between slow multiply charged ions and atoms. A quantum mechanical description based on a diabatic formalism of the collision system is used to obtain differential cross sections for electron capture in the relative velocity range nu =1*107 to 3*107 cm s-1 (Ecm approximately=48 to 430 eV). The threshold for angular scattering is at E theta approximately=0.2 keV deg which correlates with the curve crossing between initial and final molecular states located at Rx approximately=8a0. The centre-of-mass acceptance angles required to observe fixed fractions of the total …
The Mystery Of The Missing Boundary Layer, Gary J. Ferland, S. S. Langer, J. Macdonald, G. H. Pepper, G. Shaviv, J. W. Truran
The Mystery Of The Missing Boundary Layer, Gary J. Ferland, S. S. Langer, J. Macdonald, G. H. Pepper, G. Shaviv, J. W. Truran
Physics and Astronomy Faculty Publications
The question of the nature of the ultraviolet and X-ray radiation field of cataclysmic binaries is addressed. The spectrum and luminosity of this radiation are important in determining the mass transfer rate and energy budget of the system and in studies of the ejecta surrounding novae. In many systems, the soft X-ray luminosity is ~ 102-104 times weaker than predicted by simple accretion models. We discuss several possible solutions to this discrepancy. The most likely are either that the optical luminosity of a typical old nova is produced partly by reprocessed ultraviolet light from the white dwarf, …
Broad Line Region Clouds And The Absorbing Material In Ngc 4151, Gary J. Ferland, R. F. Mushotzky
Broad Line Region Clouds And The Absorbing Material In Ngc 4151, Gary J. Ferland, R. F. Mushotzky
Physics and Astronomy Faculty Publications
The constraints imposed by X-ray, ultraviolet, and optical observations on the absorbing material in the Seyfert 1.5 galaxy NGC 4151 are discussed. These observations are compared to the predictions of photoionization models of both broad line region clouds, which Holt et al. identify as the source of the extinction, and to models of the narrow line region gas. The weakness of both C III] 1909 and the broad component of Hα relative to C IV 1549, together with the absence of an absorption Balmer jump, indicate that the ionization parameter for the broad line region is a factor …
Iron-Containing Cells In The Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera), Deborah A. Kuterbach, Benjamin Walcott, Richard J. Reeder, Richard B. Frankel
Iron-Containing Cells In The Honey Bee (Apis Mellifera), Deborah A. Kuterbach, Benjamin Walcott, Richard J. Reeder, Richard B. Frankel
Physics
Honey bees are sensitive to earth strength magnetic fields and are reported to contain magnetite (Fe3O4) in their abdomens. We report bands of cells around each abdominal segment that contain numerous electron-opaque, iron-containing granules. The iron is principally in the form of hydrous iron oxides.
Effect Of Anisotropy Strength On Phase Transitions In Random Anisotropy Magnets, Michael J. O'Shea, David J. Sellmyer
Effect Of Anisotropy Strength On Phase Transitions In Random Anisotropy Magnets, Michael J. O'Shea, David J. Sellmyer
David Sellmyer Publications
ac susceptibility and magnetization measurements are reported for a number of Gd and Tb based glasses. Raman magnetic anisotropy effects are observed in both the Gd and Tb glasses. The Gd glasses show a transition to an infinite susceptibility state and in some cases a further transition to an hysteretic state at low temperatures in which field-cooling and magnetic viscosity effects are observed. The Tb glass shows only a small speromagnetic peak at low temperatures. The ratio of anisotropy strength to exchange was varied in the Gd glasses by alloying, and the effect of this on the resulting magnetic states …
Magnetic And Crystallization Studies Of Splat-Cooled Praseodymium–Gallium–Iron Alloys, George C. Hadjipanayis, S.H. Woollins, R.C. Hazelton, K.R. Lawless, R. Prestipino, David J. Sellmyer
Magnetic And Crystallization Studies Of Splat-Cooled Praseodymium–Gallium–Iron Alloys, George C. Hadjipanayis, S.H. Woollins, R.C. Hazelton, K.R. Lawless, R. Prestipino, David J. Sellmyer
David Sellmyer Publications
Magnetic hysteresis and crytallization studies are reported for several (Pr80Ga20)100-xFex metallic glasses, where 30≤x≤80. Thermomagnetic data show the presence of two magnetic phases which are probably responsible for the relatively high coercive fields observed at cryogenic temperatures. As the iron content of the sample is increased, the magnetic moment increases substantially but the coercivity is drastically reduced. In (Pr80Ga20)70Fe30 the observed coercive fields are strongly temperature dependent indicating strong thermal activation effects which are consistent with the magnetic viscosity measurements. The hard magnetic properties disappear after …
Magnetic Properties Of Hydrides Of Rare Earth–Transition Metal Glasses, C.G. Robbins, Z.D. Chen, J.G. Zhao, Michael J. O'Shea, David J. Sellmyer
Magnetic Properties Of Hydrides Of Rare Earth–Transition Metal Glasses, C.G. Robbins, Z.D. Chen, J.G. Zhao, Michael J. O'Shea, David J. Sellmyer
David Sellmyer Publications
The effect of hydrogen on magnetic properties of metallic glasses of the form (R80Ga20)1-xTxHy where R=Pr, Nd, Gd, Tb, Er; T=Cr, Fe, Co, B; 0≤x≤0.3 and 0≤y≤1.7 is reported. The anisotropic rare earth glasses without H all exhibit speromagnetic (spin-glass-like) transitions and the effect of hydrogen, in most cases, is to lower the peak in χac significantly but leave TC relatively unchanged. For the Gd glass with T=Fe and x=0.1 the introduction of H at the level y=0.55 causes a large decrease in TC and a significant increase …
Resistivity And Galvanomagnetic Coefficients Of Iron Group Metallic Glasses With Chromium Substitutions, J.R. Long, George C. Hadjipanayis, David J. Sellmyer
Resistivity And Galvanomagnetic Coefficients Of Iron Group Metallic Glasses With Chromium Substitutions, J.R. Long, George C. Hadjipanayis, David J. Sellmyer
David Sellmyer Publications
Magnetic field and temperature dependences of the electrical resistivities and Hall resistivities were measured for the metallic glass ferromagnets Fe13Ni60Cr5Si10B12, Fe37Ni36Cr5Si10B12, Fe81B13.5Si3.5C2, and Fe5Co75Si15B5. Resistance minima and magnetoresistivity of the FeNiCr glasses have been found to be consistent with a modified Kondo model of low temperature scattering. The Hall resistivities are positive and large. The spontaneous Hall coefficients of the FeNiCr glasses are in …
Electron Transport In Tb- And Pr-Based Metallic Glasses, S.G. Cornelison, David J. Sellmyer
Electron Transport In Tb- And Pr-Based Metallic Glasses, S.G. Cornelison, David J. Sellmyer
David Sellmyer Publications
Electrical resistivity measurements are reported on several metallic glasses based on Pr and Tb, and Ga and various transition metals as the glass formers. In general negative temperature coefficients were observed and these are discussed in terms of the extended Ziman theory and the tunneling or localization theory. Low temperature structure in the resistivity can be understood with the coherent exchange scattering model of Asomoza et al. Journal of Applied Physics is copyrighted by The American Institute of Physics.
Amorphous FeXNb100-X With Wide Composition Range, C.L. Chien, K.M. Unruh, Sy_Hwang Liou
Amorphous FeXNb100-X With Wide Composition Range, C.L. Chien, K.M. Unruh, Sy_Hwang Liou
Sy-Hwang Liou Publications
Sputtered amorphous FexNb100-x (30 ≤ x ≤ 85) has been studied by Mössbauer spectroscopy and resistivity measurements. The samples with x< 60 are nonmagnetic. The magnetic ordering temperatures of the samples with x ≥ 60 increase with Fe content. Small magnetic hyperfine fields are observed in the magnetic samples, consistent with the small Fe moments measured. The resistivity of the magnetic and nonmagnetic samples show different temperature dependences. Only the magnetic samples exhibit a resistivity minimum, indicating a Kondo-like mechanism.
Subharmonic Generation By Resonant Three‐Wave Interaction Of Deep‐Water Capillary Waves, Partha P. Banerjee, Adrianus Korpel
Subharmonic Generation By Resonant Three‐Wave Interaction Of Deep‐Water Capillary Waves, Partha P. Banerjee, Adrianus Korpel
Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications
Subharmonic generation has been observed during the propagation of deep‐water capillary waves. The observations are shown to be in agreement with the theory of degenerate resonant noncollinear three‐wave interaction in a nonlinear, dispersive medium.
Structural Effects On K-Vacancy Production By Protons Of Extreme Relativistic Energies, P.T. Leung, M. L. Rustgi
Structural Effects On K-Vacancy Production By Protons Of Extreme Relativistic Energies, P.T. Leung, M. L. Rustgi
Physics Faculty Publications and Presentations
The effect on the K-vacancy-production cross section due to the finite distribution of charge and magnetic moment of the incident proton is examined. Numerical results are given for two target elements, namely, Ni and U. The results show that even at energy as high as 10³ GeV the incident proton can still be regarded as a point charge. The effect on the stopping power of matter is discussed.
Elastic Differential Cross Sections For Small-Angle Scattering Of 25-, 50-, And 100-Kev Protons By Helium Atoms, Jerry Peacher, Thomas J. Kvale, E. Redd, Paul J. Martin, D. M. Blankenship, Eduard P. Rille, V. C. Sutcliffe, John T. Park
Elastic Differential Cross Sections For Small-Angle Scattering Of 25-, 50-, And 100-Kev Protons By Helium Atoms, Jerry Peacher, Thomas J. Kvale, E. Redd, Paul J. Martin, D. M. Blankenship, Eduard P. Rille, V. C. Sutcliffe, John T. Park
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
The first measurements of elastic differential cross sections have been carried out for 25-, 50-, and 100-keV protons scattered through very small angles by helium atoms. The University of Missouri Rolla energy-loss spectrometer provided the required high angular resolution and also separated the elastically scattered ions from the inelastically scattered ions. The data are compared to our Born, Glauber, and classical calculations as well as a four-state calculation. All of the measured elastic differential cross sections are more sharply peaked than theory for the smallest scattering angles. At the larger scattering angles all of the measured elastic differential cross sections …
Exotic Levels From Topology In The Quantum-Chromodynamic Effective Lagrangian, A. P. Balachandran, V. Parameswaran Nair, S. G. Rajeev, A. Stern
Exotic Levels From Topology In The Quantum-Chromodynamic Effective Lagrangian, A. P. Balachandran, V. Parameswaran Nair, S. G. Rajeev, A. Stern
Publications and Research
Skyrme has shown that the SU ⊗ SU(2) chiral model has nontrivial topological sectors with static solutions for suitable Lagrangians. The baryon number B and strangeness of these sectors have been studied, and the existence of bound states of the nucleon field to the lightest solitons is shown. It is found that there must be long-lived levels with |B|≳6 and |s|≳6 and 1.8 GeV≲m≲5.6 GeV, some having half-integral charge and exotic relation between B and s, that can be pair produced in, say, e+e− collisions.
Birefringence Determination Of Magnetic Moments Of Magnetotactic Bacteria, Charles Rosenblatt, F. F. Torres De Araujo, Richard B. Frankel
Birefringence Determination Of Magnetic Moments Of Magnetotactic Bacteria, Charles Rosenblatt, F. F. Torres De Araujo, Richard B. Frankel
Physics
A birefringence technique is used to determine the average magnetic moments of magnetotactic bacteria in culture. Differences in are noted between live and dead bacteria, as well as between normal density and high density samples of live bacteria.
Explicit Determination Of The Complex Refractive Index Of An Absorbing Medium From Reflectance Measurements At And Near Normal Incidence, R. M.A. Azzam
Electrical Engineering Faculty Publications
Measurement of reflectance at normal incidence R and its fractional change ΔR/R caused by a change of the angle of incidence from 0 to a small angle ϕ (ϕ≲ 20°) permits explicit determination of both the refractive index n and extinction coefficient k of an isotropic absorbing medium. The medium of incidence (ambient) is assumed to have a known refractive index (e.g., =1 for vacuum or air), and the incident light is either p or s linearly polarized.
Theoretical Study Of The Long-Wavelength Optical Properties Of Nacl, Kcl, Kbr, And Ki, John R. Hardy, A. M. Karo
Theoretical Study Of The Long-Wavelength Optical Properties Of Nacl, Kcl, Kbr, And Ki, John R. Hardy, A. M. Karo
John R. Hardy Papers
We have made a detailed theoretical study of the long-wavelength absorption of NaCl, KCl, KBr, and KI, associated with two-phonon difference processes caused by third-order anharmonic terms in the lattice potential energy. It was found that a simple nearest neighbor approximation to the anharmonicity, combined with lattice-dynamical eigenfrequencies and eigenvectors generated with the use of a deformation dipole model, can generally account for most of the observed absorption. This agreement was obtained without the use of any disposable parameters, as the form of the first-neighbor potential was predetermined. It was also found that discrepancies between theory and experiment can generally …
Polarization-Preserving Single-Layer-Coated Beam Displacers And Axicons, R. M.A. Azzam, M. Emdadur Rahman Khan
Polarization-Preserving Single-Layer-Coated Beam Displacers And Axicons, R. M.A. Azzam, M. Emdadur Rahman Khan
Electrical Engineering Faculty Publications
A design procedure is described to determine the thicknesses of single-layer coatings of a given dielectric on a given metallic substrate so that any input polarization of light is preserved after two reflections at the same angle of incidence from a parallel-mirror beam displacer or an axicon. This is achieved by equalizing the net complex p and s reflection coefficients (also called the radial and azimuthal eigenvalues of an axicon) after two reflections. The net polarization-independent reflectance (insertion loss) of the device is computed and found to exceed the net minimum parallel reflectance of the uncoated device for incidence above …
Aspects Of Duality In Chiral Field Theories, A. P. Balachandran, V. Parameswaran Nair, B. S. Skagerstam, C. G. Trahern
Aspects Of Duality In Chiral Field Theories, A. P. Balachandran, V. Parameswaran Nair, B. S. Skagerstam, C. G. Trahern
Publications and Research
The Abelian and non-Abelian gauge potentials Auv are known to describe chiral fields. Here we study their interactions with dual extended objects. The region occupied by these objects is shown to behave like a distinct phase of chiral fields which is nondissipative under suitable geometric conditions. A method for the realization of the 't Hooft algebra in these systems is outlined. The concept of electric and magnetic duality in electromagnetism is generalized to chiral fields with values in a symmetric space.
Physical Conditions In The Accretion Disk Of V603 Aquilae, Gary J. Ferland, D. L. Lambert, M. L. Mccall, G. A. Shields, M. Slovak
Physical Conditions In The Accretion Disk Of V603 Aquilae, Gary J. Ferland, D. L. Lambert, M. L. Mccall, G. A. Shields, M. Slovak
Physics and Astronomy Faculty Publications
Ultraviolet and optical spectra of the old nova V603 Aql are discussed. The UV-optical continuum is dominated by emission from the accretion disk. Emission lines from ions of H, He, C, N, and 0 are identified. These lines are probably formed in a circumstellar shell with radius comparable to the binary separation, density ~1010 cm-3, and a roughly solar chemical composition. This corona is probably heated by radiation emitted by the underlying accretion disk. Photoionization calculations of the structure and emission-line spectrum of the corona are presented, and the effects of this gas on the X-ray continuum …
Selective Deposition Of Sio2 Thin Films In Acid Baths, M. A. Smith, L. L. Levenson
Selective Deposition Of Sio2 Thin Films In Acid Baths, M. A. Smith, L. L. Levenson
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
We report observation of deposition of SiO2 thin films on a variety of surfaces in nitric acid and hydrochloric acid solutions. Scanning electron microscopy shows that the films are composed of closely packed spheres 1000 Å in diameter. Chemical identification is made with Auger electron spectroscopy. The films are generally between 1000 and 2000 Å thick and are possibly hydrated. Deposition occurs in either acid for molarities in the 1-8 M range and at temperatures between 80 and 100 °C. The effects for molarities greater than 8 M and temperatures greater than 100 °C have not been investigated. Materials …
Thresholds In Radiobiology, Robert Katz, Werner Hofmann
Thresholds In Radiobiology, Robert Katz, Werner Hofmann
Robert Katz Publications
Interpretations of radiation effects frequently call upon the word “threshold.” In this letter we wish to explore the meaning of this word, its relationship to the fundamental character of radiation effects, and to the question of perception. We make no distinction between “stochastic effects” and “non-stochastic effects” (ICRU 1971, ICRP 1977). As conceived here, all interactions of radiation with matter are probabilistic. At the cellular or molecular level, where most radiation effects originate, the statistical nature of ionization and excitation events gives rise to considerable fluctuation in the number of these primary events in sensitive sites. Whatever the array of …