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Electron Hole Capture Centers In An Irradiated K2so4-Cu Crystal, T. N. Nurakhmetov, Zh. M. Salikhodzha, R. Z. Bakhtizin, A. M. Zhunusbekov, A. Zh. Kainarbay, D. H. Daurenbekov, B. M. Sadykova, K. B. Zhangylyssov, B. N. Yussupbekova
Electron Hole Capture Centers In An Irradiated K2so4-Cu Crystal, T. N. Nurakhmetov, Zh. M. Salikhodzha, R. Z. Bakhtizin, A. M. Zhunusbekov, A. Zh. Kainarbay, D. H. Daurenbekov, B. M. Sadykova, K. B. Zhangylyssov, B. N. Yussupbekova
Eurasian Journal of Physics and Functional Materials
The methods of vacuum ultraviolet and thermal activation spectroscopy were used to measure the excitation spectra of impurity radiation in the fundamental absorption band of K2SO4-Cu crystals at 15 K and 300 K. An energy transfer was detected from the base to Cu+ impurities. The band gap of crystals K2SO4 was estimated. In K2SO4-Cu crystals, recombination radiation bands were detected at 2.95 ÷ 3.0 eV corresponding to electron hole capture centers.
Symmetry And The Order Of Events In Time: The Thermodynamics Of Blackbodies Composed Of Positive Or Negative Masssymmetry And The Order Of Events In Time: The Thermodynamics Of Blackbodies Composed Of Positive Or Negative Mass, Randy Wayne
Turkish Journal of Physics
I have previously proposed a discrete symmetry called CPM (charge-parity-mass) symmetry that defines matter as having positive mass and antimatter as having negative mass-both being involved in processes that proceed forward in time. I have generalized the second law of thermodynamics to describe and predict the order of events in time that take place in reversible thermodynamic systems composed of positive or negative mass. Here I extend the CPM symmetry to irreversible thermo-optical radiation systems characterized by the Stefan-Boltzmann law, Planck's blackbody radiation law, and Einstein's law of specific heat. The laws of radiation analyzed in terms of CPM symmetry …
Evidence That Photons Have Extension In Space, Randy Wayne
Evidence That Photons Have Extension In Space, Randy Wayne
Turkish Journal of Physics
Satyendra Nath Bose realized that there was a logical inconsistency in the derivation of Planck's radiation law since the derivation used to obtain the temperature-independent prefactor in the blackbody radiation law had been based in part on classical wave hypotheses, such as the number of degrees of freedom of the ether. Bose worked out a strictly quantum derivation by combining the quantum hypothesis with statistical mechanics to determine the number of states of each mode that would occupy a 6-dimensional phase space. Here I use the model of an extended photon to show that the temperature-independent prefactor of Planck's radiation …
Deriving The Snel-Descartes Law For A Single Photon, Randy Wayne
Deriving The Snel-Descartes Law For A Single Photon, Randy Wayne
Turkish Journal of Physics
The laws of reflection and refraction are typically derived using a dispersion relation that assumes that the angular frequency stays the same across a vacuum--dielectric interface and that the angular wave number increases. At the single photon level, this means that the total energy of the photon is conserved but the linear momentum is not. Here I derive the laws of reflection and refraction for a single photon using a dispersion relation that is consistent with the conservation of both total energy and linear momentum. To ensure that both conservation laws are upheld, the optical path length must be considered …