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Full-Text Articles in Physics
Simulation Of Bulk Silicon Crystals And Si(111) Surfaces With Application To A Study Of Fluorine Coverage Of The Surfaces, Chen K. Lutrus, T. Oshiro, Donald E. Hagen, Sung-Ho Suck Salk
Simulation Of Bulk Silicon Crystals And Si(111) Surfaces With Application To A Study Of Fluorine Coverage Of The Surfaces, Chen K. Lutrus, T. Oshiro, Donald E. Hagen, Sung-Ho Suck Salk
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
Computational efficiency for the simulation of bulk crystals and surfaces is highly desirable. In an effort to study semiconductor crystals, we present a self-consistent treatment for the simulation of silicon crystals and surfaces based on the combination of a siligen model and a semiempirical Hamiltonian method. An artificial atom called siligen is introduced for the application of the semiempirical method to finite-size silicon clusters. The calculated average bond energies for the saturated silicon clusters are between 2.045 and 2.568 eV, compared to the measured value of 2.31 eV. A simulated bulk silicon surface using siligens is introduced in order to …
Neutron-Diffraction And Mössbauer Effect Study Of The Preferential Silicon Site Occupation And Magnetic Structure Of Nd₂Fe₁₄₋ₓsiₓb, Gaya Kanishka Marasinghe, Oran Allan Pringle, Gary J. Long, William Joseph James, Dianne J. Xiao, J. L. Li, William B. Yelon, Fernande Grandjean
Neutron-Diffraction And Mössbauer Effect Study Of The Preferential Silicon Site Occupation And Magnetic Structure Of Nd₂Fe₁₄₋ₓsiₓb, Gaya Kanishka Marasinghe, Oran Allan Pringle, Gary J. Long, William Joseph James, Dianne J. Xiao, J. L. Li, William B. Yelon, Fernande Grandjean
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
A neutron-diffraction study of Nd2Fe14-xSixB has shown that silicon preferentially occupies the 4c site in the transition-metal sublattice in Nd2Fe14B. Silicon also exhibits a moderate preference for the 8j1 site, is almost excluded from the 16k2 site, and avoids the 16k1, 8j2, and 4e sites. The silicon site occupancy is correlated with a preference for a silicon atom to have rare-earth atoms in its coordination environment. The Mössbauer spectra of Nd2Fe14-xSixB have been fit with a model which …
Spatially Resolved Transitions To Autoionizing States, J. Greg Story, D. I. Duncan, Thomas F. Gallagher
Spatially Resolved Transitions To Autoionizing States, J. Greg Story, D. I. Duncan, Thomas F. Gallagher
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
We have observed transitions to autoionizing states in Mg using two short optical pulses. Mg atoms are initially prepared in a high lying Rydberg wave packet with the first ps laser. A second ps laser is then used to excite the inner electron, producing an autoionizing state. The dependence of the transition probability on the delay between the two lasers shows that when the second laser is tuned away from the ionic resonance, the inner electron can make a transition only when the Rydberg wave packet is near the core.
Phase Diagrams For The Blue Phases Of Highly Chiral Liquid Crystals, M. B. Bowling, Peter J. Collings, C. J. Booth, J. W. Goodby
Phase Diagrams For The Blue Phases Of Highly Chiral Liquid Crystals, M. B. Bowling, Peter J. Collings, C. J. Booth, J. W. Goodby
Physics & Astronomy Faculty Works
Polarizing microscopy and optical-activity measurements are used to determine the phase diagram for the blue phases of chiral-racemic mixtures of terephthaloyloxy-bis-4-(2'-methylbutyl) benzoate. Contrary to an earlier report, it is the second blue phase (BP II) rather than the first blue phase (BP 1) that is not stable relative to the other blue phases at high chirality. With this development, all phase diagrams for the blue phases reported to date have the same topology. Using similar data for two other highly chiral systems, it is found that a simple scaling of the temperature and chiral-fraction axes produces phase diagrams in quantitative …
Triply Differential (E,2e) Cross Sections For He From Threshold To 50 Ev Above, C. Pan, Anthony F. Starace
Triply Differential (E,2e) Cross Sections For He From Threshold To 50 Ev Above, C. Pan, Anthony F. Starace
Anthony F. Starace Publications
Distorted wave calculations of the triply differential cross sections for electron-impact ionization of He are presented for electrons sharing ≤ 50 eV excess energy (Ex) and having the coplanar, θ12 = π geometry. The results are in good agreement with absolute experimental measurements of T. Rösel et al. [Phys. Rev. A 46 (1992) 2539-2552] and of A. J. Murray, M. B. Woolf, and F. H. Read [J. Phys. B 25 (1992) 3021-3036]. For final state electrons sharing 2 eV excess energy equally, many-body perturbation theory corrections to the authors' first order (e,2e) triply differential cross …
Differential Cross Sections For Single And Double Ionization Of Helium By Protons And Antiprotons, L. Meng, Ronald E. Olson, R. Dömer, J. Ullrich, H. Schmidt-Bocking
Differential Cross Sections For Single And Double Ionization Of Helium By Protons And Antiprotons, L. Meng, Ronald E. Olson, R. Dömer, J. Ullrich, H. Schmidt-Bocking
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
Theoretical and experimental cross sections are presented for single and double ionization of He differential in the projectile scattering angle and the transverse energy of the outgoing recoil ion. A dynamical four-body classical trajectory Monte Carlo method that includes radial electron correlation is utilized to calculate total and differential cross sections for 300 and 500 keV protons and antiprotons in impact collisions with He. The azimuthal emission characteristics of electrons, recoil ion and projectile relative to each other are analyzed to provide detailed information on the dynamical differences between single and double ionization and between proton and antiproton impact. © …
Linear Dichroism In Photoemission From Oriented Molecules, N. A. Cherepkov, G. Schönhense
Linear Dichroism In Photoemission From Oriented Molecules, N. A. Cherepkov, G. Schönhense
Department of Physics and Astronomy: Faculty Publications
It is shown that oriented molecules reveal both Linear Dichroism (LD) and Linear Dichroism in the Angular Distribution (LDAD) of photoelectrons, which means a difference between photoelectron currents ejected at a definite angle by linearly polarized light of two mutually perpendicular polarizations. Measurements of LD and LDAD enable one to investigate the orientation of molecules and to make an essential step towards the complete quantum-mechanical experiment. As an example, LDAD in a model case of oriented heteronuclear diatomic molecules is presented.
Spaceborne Radar Sensing Of Precipitation Above An Ocean Surface: Polarization Contrast Study, Alexander Kostinski, John Kwiatkowski, A. R. Jameson
Spaceborne Radar Sensing Of Precipitation Above An Ocean Surface: Polarization Contrast Study, Alexander Kostinski, John Kwiatkowski, A. R. Jameson
Department of Physics Publications
This feasibility study explores the potential benefits of polarization adjustment for spaceborne radar sensing of precipitation. More specifically, the role of the wave polarization in separating or “distinguishing” ocean surface return from the hydrometeor echoes of a “chirped” signal is examined.
To that end, experimental as well as computational data for the polarization scattering matrices of hydrometeors and ocean surfaces are obtained and used to calculate ocean and precipitation “response” to the transmitted pulse for various rain rates and incidence angles. The analysis is restricted to X and C bands, but simulations are performed for several signal-to-noise ratios, rain rates, …
Low-Field Magnetoresistance In Granular Pb Films Near The Insulator-Superconductor Transition, Richard P. Barber Jr., Robert C. Dynes
Low-Field Magnetoresistance In Granular Pb Films Near The Insulator-Superconductor Transition, Richard P. Barber Jr., Robert C. Dynes
Physics
We have studied the insulator-superconductor transition in quench-condensed granular Pb films from 0.1 to 10 K. Resistance measurements were made in zero magnetic field and low noise conditions. Magnetoresistance measurements were also performed for low magnetic fields (less than 100 G). The magnetoresistance results on the superconducting side of the transition suggest that we are directly probing the finite length scales associated with the range of phase coherence in these granular materials.
Driven Diffusion Of Particles, First-Passage Front, And Interface Growth, R. Bidaux, Ras B. Pandey
Driven Diffusion Of Particles, First-Passage Front, And Interface Growth, R. Bidaux, Ras B. Pandey
Faculty Publications
We study a computer-simulation model for driven particles on a discrete lattice where a fraction p of the lattice sites is randomly occupied by frozen impurities (barriers), and an imposed bias governs the particles’ hopping through the lattice. These particles (the carriers) are initially released from a source of wetting fluid from one end of the lattice in order to wet and the dry lattice on their trails. We study the transport of particles, frontier of their trail, and the growth of the interface between the wet and dry regions as a function of the biased field and the number …
New Exactly Solvable Hamiltonians - Shape Invariance And Self-Similarity, David T. Barclay, Ranabir Dutt, Asim Gangopadhyaya, Avinash Khare, A. Pagnamenta, Uday P. Sukhatne
New Exactly Solvable Hamiltonians - Shape Invariance And Self-Similarity, David T. Barclay, Ranabir Dutt, Asim Gangopadhyaya, Avinash Khare, A. Pagnamenta, Uday P. Sukhatne
Physics: Faculty Publications and Other Works
We discuss in some detail the self-similar potentials of Shabat and Spiridonov which are reflectionless and have an infinite number of bound states. We demonstrate that these self-similar potentials are in fact shape invariant potentials within the formalism of supersymmetric quantum mechanics. In particular, using a scaling ansatz for the change of parameters, we obtain a large class of new, reflectionless, shape invariant potentials of which the Shabat-Spiridonov ones are a special case. These new potentials can be viewed as q-deformations of the single soliton solution corresponding to the Rosen-Morse potential. Explicit expressions for the energy eigenvalues, eigenfunctions and transmission …
Order And Chaos In Semiconductor Microstructures, W. A. Lin, John B. Delos, Robert E. Jensen
Order And Chaos In Semiconductor Microstructures, W. A. Lin, John B. Delos, Robert E. Jensen
Arts & Sciences Articles
The semiclassical theory of ballistic electron transport in semiconductor microstructures provides a description of the quantum conductance fluctuations in terms of the classical distributions for the lengths and directed areas of the scattering trajectories. Because the classical dynamics differs for integrable (circular) and chaotic (stadium) scattering domains, experimental measurements of the conductance of these microstructures provide a unique probe of the quantum properties of classically regular and chaotic systems. To advance these theoretical and experimental studies we compare geometrical formulas for the classical distributions of lengths and areas with numerical simulations for microstructures examined in recent experiments, we assess the …
Proposal For A Dod Combined Battlefield Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Initiative, George H. Baker Iii
Proposal For A Dod Combined Battlefield Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Initiative, George H. Baker Iii
Department of Integrated Science and Technology - Faculty Scholarship
The presentation emphasizes the growing importance of electromagnetic survivability and compatibility. Operation Desert Storm demonstrated the clear military advantage provided by sophisticated electronic weapon and communication systems. In addition, the offensive tactic of taking out the enemy's eyes and ears during the air war paid off, giving our military decisive air superiority. The lessons for the future are clear. High-tech electronics now so dominates the battlefield that the outcome of future conflicts could well be decided by electronics attrition rather than human casualties. Our Desert Storm experience thus accentuates the importance of guaranteeing that our electronic systems will not be …
Electric-Field Effects On H- Photodetachment With Excitation Of H(N=2), Ning-Yi Du, Ilya I. Fabrikant, Anthony F. Starace
Electric-Field Effects On H- Photodetachment With Excitation Of H(N=2), Ning-Yi Du, Ilya I. Fabrikant, Anthony F. Starace
Anthony F. Starace Publications
A theory of the photodetachment of hydrogen negative ions in an external static electric field with the production of hydrogen in excited states is developed. We use a combination of the frame-transformation theory and the Green’s-function method. The cross section in nonzero fields is expressed in terms of the photodetachment matrix elements for zero field. The latter are calculated using the adiabatic hyperspherical representation. For energies close to the threshold we use a smooth extrapolation of the zero-field photodetachment matrix elements down to threshold taking care to enforce the proper threshold behavior of cross sections for nonzero fields. The ripples …
Energy-Projected Effective-Medium Theory Of Long-Range Hopping On Energetically Disordered Lattices, Paul Ernest Parris, B. D. Bookout
Energy-Projected Effective-Medium Theory Of Long-Range Hopping On Energetically Disordered Lattices, Paul Ernest Parris, B. D. Bookout
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
We introduce energy-projected equations of motion to treat the diffusive transport of charge carriers that undergo long-range (i.e., greater than nearest-neighbor) hopping among the sites of an energetically disordered lattice. This approach leads naturally to an energy-projected effective-medium theory for treating such systems. Exact expressions for the diffusion constant associated with the energy-projected effective medium theory are obtained. Using the formalism in conjunction with what is normally a rather poor approximation, i.e., the virtual-crystal approximation, we are able to obtain the exact diffusion constant for the long-range symmetric-random-well problem. Effective-medium calculations and numerical simulations are presented for nearest-neighbor and long-range …
Quantal And Classical Correspondence Of Double Scattering, Jianyi Wang, Ronald E. Olson, Karoly Tokési
Quantal And Classical Correspondence Of Double Scattering, Jianyi Wang, Ronald E. Olson, Karoly Tokési
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
Electron emission from atom-atom collisions is analyzed within the framework, of both quantal and classical dynamics. We examine the effect of explicit electron-electron (e-e) interactions on the ejected electron spectra in hard collisions involving simultaneous excitation and ionization in the collision of two structured atoms. A double scattering sequence represented by a second order Bom approximation has been shown to give a dominant contribution over the single scattering to projectile ionization. A classical simulation confirms the double scattering process is analogous to the Thomas two-step capture mechanism. We find good agreement between quantal and classical calculations, showing the convergence of …
Resonant And Non-Resonant Pieces Of The D\Rightarrow \Bar{K}Π Semileptonic Transition Amplitude, Joseph Schechter, A. Subbaraman, S. Surya
Resonant And Non-Resonant Pieces Of The D\Rightarrow \Bar{K}Π Semileptonic Transition Amplitude, Joseph Schechter, A. Subbaraman, S. Surya
Physics - All Scholarship
We compare the resonant and non-resonant contributions in various regions of phase space for the D\rightarrow \bar{K}\p semileptonic transition amplitude, computed in a chiral model which incorporates the heavy quark symmetry. Remarks on the significance for experiment and for chiral perturbation theory are made. hep-ph/yymmnnn
Transition From Quantum To Quasi-Classical Behaviour Of The Binary Encounter Peak In Collisions Of 0.6 To 3.6 Mev Amu“¹ I23+ And Xe21+ With He And Ar, J. L. Shinpaughfg, W. Wolff, H. E. Wolff, U. Ramm, O. Jagutzki, H. Schmidt-Böcking, J. Wangt, Ronald E. Olson
Transition From Quantum To Quasi-Classical Behaviour Of The Binary Encounter Peak In Collisions Of 0.6 To 3.6 Mev Amu“¹ I23+ And Xe21+ With He And Ar, J. L. Shinpaughfg, W. Wolff, H. E. Wolff, U. Ramm, O. Jagutzki, H. Schmidt-Böcking, J. Wangt, Ronald E. Olson
Physics Faculty Research & Creative Works
Double differentia] cross sections are reported for the production of binary encounter electrons in collisions of 0.6 MeV amu-1 I23+ and 1.4, 2.4, and 3.6 MeV amu-1 Xe21+ projectiles incident on He and Ar targets. Electron energy spectra were measured between 0: and 45: in the case of the two lower projectile energies, and between 17.5° and 60- for the two higher projectile energies. The data are compared with quantum mechanical impulse approximation and classical trajectory Monte Carlo calculations. While the quantum model calculation predicts a rapid disappearance of diffraction effects in the binary encounter peak …
Mirrorless All‐Optical Bistability In Bacteriorhodopsin, D.V.G.L.N. Rao, F. J. Aranda, B. J. Wiley, J. A. Akkar, D. L. Kaplan, J. F. Roach
Mirrorless All‐Optical Bistability In Bacteriorhodopsin, D.V.G.L.N. Rao, F. J. Aranda, B. J. Wiley, J. A. Akkar, D. L. Kaplan, J. F. Roach
Physics Faculty Publications
We report direct observations of all‐optical mirrorless bistability associated with saturable absorption in three kinds of bacteriorhodopsin (BR) samples: wild‐type BR in water solution and dispersed in thin films of a polymer matrix as well as water solution of the genetically engineered mutant BRD96N. The experiments are carried out with picosecond pulses at 532 nm. The values measured for the saturation intensity are explained in terms of the relaxation of the excited M state population to the B state of the BR photocycle for the three kinds of samples studied.
Review Of Genius In The Shadows: A Biography Of Leo Szilard, The Man Behind The Bomb By William Lanouette And Bela Silard, David W. Hafemeister
Review Of Genius In The Shadows: A Biography Of Leo Szilard, The Man Behind The Bomb By William Lanouette And Bela Silard, David W. Hafemeister
Physics
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On The Escape Of Oxygen And Hydrogen From Mars, Jane L. Fox
On The Escape Of Oxygen And Hydrogen From Mars, Jane L. Fox
Physics Faculty Publications
Escape rates of oxygen atoms from dissociative recombination of O2+ above the Martian exobase are computed in light of new information from ab initio calculations of the dissociative recombination process, and our recently revised understanding of the Martian dayside ionosphere. Only about 60% of the dissociative recombinations occur in channels in which the O atoms are released with energies in excess of the escape velocity. Futhermore, we find that the computed escape fluxes for O depend greatly on the nature of the ion loss process that has been found necessary to reproduce the topside ion density profiles measured …
Numerical Study Of A High-Order Quasiconserved Quantity In The Henon-Heiles Problem, Paul Finkler, C. Edward Jones, Glenn A. Sowell
Numerical Study Of A High-Order Quasiconserved Quantity In The Henon-Heiles Problem, Paul Finkler, C. Edward Jones, Glenn A. Sowell
Paul Finkler Papers
Recent efforts to derive and study a quasiconserved quantity K in the Henon-Heiles problem in terms of a single set of variables are discussed. Numerical results are given, showing how the value of such a quantity varies with time and order in a power-series expansion for K in terms of monomials of the coordinates and velocities. The lowest order in the power series for K corresponds to n =4 and the highest order to n =27, so that 24 orders are included in the series. The results are compared with an earlier study by the authors [Phys. Rev. A 42, …
Semiclassical Approach To Quantum-Mechanical Problems With Broken Supersymmetry, Ranabir Dutt, Asim Gangopadhyaya, Avinash Khare, A. Pagnamenta, Uday P. Sukhatne
Semiclassical Approach To Quantum-Mechanical Problems With Broken Supersymmetry, Ranabir Dutt, Asim Gangopadhyaya, Avinash Khare, A. Pagnamenta, Uday P. Sukhatne
Physics: Faculty Publications and Other Works
The semiclassical WKB approximation method is reexamined in the context of nonrelativistic quantum-mechanical bound-state problems with broken supersymmetry (SUSY). This gives rise to an alternative quantization condition (denoted by BSWKB) which is different from the standard WKB formula and also different from the previously studied supersymmetric (SWKB) formula for unbroken SUSY. It is shown that to leading order in ħ, the BSWKB condition yields exact energy eigenvalues for shape-invariant potentials with broken SUSY (harmonic oscillator, Pöschl-Teller I and II) which are known to be analytically solvable. Further, we show explicitly that the higher-order corrections to these energy eigenvalues, up to …
Resonant Two-Color Detachment Of H- With Excitation Of H(N=2), Ning-Yi Du, Anthony F. Starace, N.A. Cherepkov
Resonant Two-Color Detachment Of H- With Excitation Of H(N=2), Ning-Yi Du, Anthony F. Starace, N.A. Cherepkov
Anthony F. Starace Publications
The cross sections for resonant two-color, two-photon detachment of H- with excitation of the degenerate H(2s) and H(2p) levels are calculated within a semiempirical adiabatic hyperspherical representation. The first photon, with energy ω1=0.4017 a.u., is resonant with the well-known Feshback 1P0 resonance below the H(n=2) threshold. The second photon, with energy ω2≥0.126 05 a.u., scans the energy region above the H(n=2) threshold over which long-range dipole-field-induced cross-section oscillations are predicted to occur. Such Gailitis-Damburg oscillations have not yet been observed experimentally. Results for various pairs …
Short-Pulse Detachment Of H- In The Presence Of A Static Electric Field, Qiaoling Wang, Anthony F. Starace
Short-Pulse Detachment Of H- In The Presence Of A Static Electric Field, Qiaoling Wang, Anthony F. Starace
Anthony F. Starace Publications
Quantum interference effects occurring in photodetachment of H- in the presence of a uniform, static electric field are shown theoretically to be controllable through use of short laser pulses having characteristic times comparable to photodetached electron reflection times. In particular, calculated cross sections for single-photon detachment by two laser pulses that are delayed and phase shifted relative to one another are shown to oscillate as a function of the relative phases of the laser pulses at fixed photodetached electron energy.
Convective Turing Patterns, D. A. Vasquez, J. W. Wilder, Boyd F. Edwards
Convective Turing Patterns, D. A. Vasquez, J. W. Wilder, Boyd F. Edwards
All Physics Faculty Publications
Turing patterns involve regions of different chemical compositions which lead to density gradients that, in liquids, are potentially unstable hydrodynamically. Nonlinear hydrodynamics coupled with a model of Turing pattern formation show that convection modifies and coexists with some Turing patterns and excludes others, and thereby plays a significant role in pattern selection.
A Masing [Fe Xi] Line, Gary J. Ferland
A Masing [Fe Xi] Line, Gary J. Ferland
Physics and Astronomy Faculty Publications
I draw attention to a maser which occurs within the ground term of Fe10+. In many photoionized environments, infrared fine-structure lines and the [O I] λ6300 line become optically thick but maser amplification of ionic fine-structure lines is unusual. During the course of development of a code designed to simulate gas under radiative-collisional equilibrium, the radiative transfer of roughly 500 ionic/atomic emission lines was treated using escape probabilities. Nearly all forbidden lines can become optically thick under extreme conditions, but the 3Pj = 1, 0 [Fe XI] 6.08 μm transition is the only line …
Photoabsorption Spectra Of Atoms In Parallel Electric And Magnetic Fields, J. M. Mao, K. A. Rapelje, S. J. Blodgett-Ford, John B. Delos, A. König, H. Rinneberg
Photoabsorption Spectra Of Atoms In Parallel Electric And Magnetic Fields, J. M. Mao, K. A. Rapelje, S. J. Blodgett-Ford, John B. Delos, A. König, H. Rinneberg
Arts & Sciences Articles
Measurements have been made of the absorption spectrum of Ba from the 6s6p 1P1 level to states near the ionization threshold in parallel electric and magnetic fields. The absorption spectrum shows oscillations superposed on a smooth background. Each oscillation is correlated with a closed orbit of the electron. At strong electric fields, trajectories are regular, and closed orbits form orderly patterns. For weak electric fields, trajectories are chaotic, and many more closed orbits are present. Many of these are produced by bifurcations as the electric field is reduced.
Numerical Study Of A High-Order Quasiconserved Quantity In The Henon-Heiles Problem, Paul Finkler, C. Edward Jones, Glenn A. Sowell
Numerical Study Of A High-Order Quasiconserved Quantity In The Henon-Heiles Problem, Paul Finkler, C. Edward Jones, Glenn A. Sowell
Physics Faculty Publications
Recent efforts to derive and study a quasiconserved quantity K in the Henon-Heiles problem in terms of a single set of variables are discussed. Numerical results are given, showing how the value of such a quantity varies with time and order in a power-series expansion for K in terms of monomials of the coordinates and velocities. The lowest order in the power series for K corresponds to n =4 and the highest order to n =27, so that 24 orders are included in the series. The results are compared with an earlier study by the authors [Phys. Rev. A 42, …
Two Measurements Of B0 B-0 Mixing, J. Bartelt, Manoj Thulasidas
Two Measurements Of B0 B-0 Mixing, J. Bartelt, Manoj Thulasidas
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
We have measured the B0B¯0 mixing probability, χd, using a sample of 965 000 BB¯ pairs from Υ(4S) decays. Counting dilepton events, we find χd=0.157±0.016±0.018+0.028−0.021. Using tagged B0 events, we find χd=0.149±0.023±0.019±0.010. The first (second) error is statistical (systematic). The third error reflects a ±15% uncertainty in the assumption, made in both cases, that charged and neutral B pairs contribute equally to dilepton events. We also obtain a limit on the CP impurity in the B0d system, ‖Re(ε0B)‖