962 resultados para Adorno, Theodor W. (1903-1969)
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A cladding-pumped ytterbium-doped fiber laser is described in this letter. Using unusual pumping source with 915-nm wavelength, slope efficiency up to 75% with respect to absorbed input power and output power is obtained, a maximum output power of 4.006 W with fundamental mode is measured.
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研制了全国产化全固态半导体激光器(LD)抽运模块,Nd∶YAG激光输出功率达500 W介绍了优化抽运模块结构参数的程度。从增益分布特性等方面,介绍了研究其输入-输出功率特性的实验装置,随着抽运功率的增加,Nd∶YAG激光输出以斜率效率47%线性增加,最大输出功率达到575 W光-光转换效率达26.1%。采用He-Ne激光探测法实验测量了该抽运模块中的热透镜效应。通过测量热焦距,分析了其热透镜效应
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国家自然科学基金
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A scheme based on a W-shaped axicon mirror device for total-internal-reflection fluorescence microscopy (TIRFM) is presented. This approach combines the advantages of higher efficiency compared with traditional TIRFM, adjustable illumination area, and simple switching between wide-field and TIRF imaging modes. TIRF images obtained with this approach are free of shadow artifacts and of interference fringes. Example micrographs of fluorescently labeled polystyrene beads, of Convallaria majalis tissue, and of Propidium-iodide-labeled Chinese hamster ovary cells are shown, and the capabilities of the scheme are discussed. (C) 2010 Optical Society of America
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本文报道了He2+,O2+和Ne2+与W表面相互作用中的动能电子产额随离子入射速度变化的实验测量结果.结果表明:在本实验的入射速度范围内,对同一入射离子,动能电子产额随入射离子的速度增大而线性增加.基于动能电子发射的机理,我们分析了影响动能电子产额的因素,理论上得出动能电子产额与入射速度增长呈线性增加的关系,取得了实验上和理论上一致的结果.
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用14.8 MeV中子同天然锇反应, 取道192O(n, α) 反应产生189W通过放射化学分离流程, 从反应产物中分出W用高纯Ge探测器完成放射性W品γ射线单谱的测量。在189Re激发能级文献值的基础上并依据衰变和能级的关系以及189W变的γ射线能量和相对强度的实验数据, 给出了建议的189W变纲图。
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给出了迄今为止实验中测得的新发现的189W衰变数据——射线能量、半衰期和相对强度等,作为文献值;并将实验结果同文献值进行了比较。丰富了已测得的189W衰期的文献值
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A shape phase transition is demonstrated to occur in W-190 by applying the projected shell model, which goes beyond the usual mean-field approximation. Rotation alignment of neutrons in the high-j, i(13/2) orbital drives the yrast sequence of the system, changing suddenly from prolate to oblate shape at angular momentum 10h. We propose observables to test the picture.
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T he total secondary electron emission yields, gamma(T), induced by impact of the fast ions Neq+ (q = 2-8) and Arq+ (q = 3-12) on Si and Neq+ (q = 2-8) on W targets have been measured. It was observed that for a given impact energy, gamma(T) increases with the charge of projectile ion. By plotting gamma(T) as a function of the total potential energy of the respective ion, true kinetic and potential electron yields have been obtained. Potential electron yield was proportional to the total potential energy of the projectile ion. However, decrease in potential electron yield with increasing kinetic energy of Neq+ impact on Si and W was observed. This decrease in potential electron yield with kinetic energy of the ion was more pronounced for the projectile ions having higher charge states. Moreover, kinetic electron yield to energy-loss ratio for various ion-target combinations was calculated and results were in good agreement with semi-empirical model for kinetic electron emission.
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We have studied the excitation and dissociation processes of the molecule W(CO)(6) in collisions with low kinetic energy (3 keV) protons, monocharged fluorine, and chlorine ions using double charge transfer spectroscopy. By analyzing the kinetic energy loss of the projectile anions, we measured the excitation energy distribution of the produced transient dications W(CO)(6)(2+). By coincidence measurements between the anions and the stable or fragments of W(CO)(6)(2+), we determined the energy distribution for each dissociation channel. Based on the experimental data, the emission of the first CO was tentatively attributed to a nonstatistical direct dissociation process and the emission of the second or more CO ligands was attributed to the statistical dissociation processes. The dissociation energies for the successive breaking of the W-CO bond were estimated using a cascade model. The ratio between charge separation and evaporation (by the loss of CO+ and CO, respectively) channels was estimated to be 6% in the case of Cl+ impact. (C) 2011 American Institute of Physics. [doi: 10.1063/1.3523347]