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SCIREA Journal of Physics — Open Access Journal
SCIREA Journal of Physics is an international, scientific peer-reviewed open access journal published online by SCIREA.
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Volume 8, Issue 6, December 2023
Abstract: The influence of the Coriolis inertial force, generated by orbital and spin motions of distant objects, on the energies of electromagnetic radiation during the exchange of photons between them is shown. The presence of a red or blue spectral shift arising from this influence has been demonstrated, which is fully consistent [...] Read more.
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Abstract: In the n^+(p^+)-p(n) crystalline (X\equivGe, GaSb, CdTe or CdSe)-junction solar cells at 300K, due to the effects of impurity size, temperature, heavy doping, and photovoltaic conversion, we show that, with an increasing donor (acceptor)-radius r_{d\left(a\right)}, both the relative dielectric constant and photovoltaic conv [...] Read more.
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Volume 8, Issue 5, October 2023
Abstract: A parametric description of the dependence of the average number of prompt neutrons on the mass of fragments ν(A) from the actinides ( 235U and 238U) photofission has been developed for the range of energies of the first chance of fission (from thresholds of (γ,f) reaction to thresholds of (γ,nf) react [...] Read more.
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Abstract: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences transformation into experimental research institution during the second half of 20th century has examined briefly. New scientific branches together with new members of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences have shown. Self-made scientific apparatuses and new scientific and applied results have pointed out. [...] Read more.
Abstract ReferencesPDF (524 K) September 18, 2023 37
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Abstract: The proton magnetic moment is computed by considering its quarks generated currents based in orbit-like circuits created as they are carted along by its hauler spin. Equations are derived for each quark magnetic moment for two possible rotations modes; needed quarks configurations for each rotation mode to obtain the experi [...] Read more.
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Abstract: The physical properties of force diagrams of kinetic macroindentation of materials by the Brinell sphere are studied. Theoretical and experimental substantiation of physical concepts of the function and number of hardness, new analytical methods for analyzing data from the process of kinetic macroindentation. Universal phys [...] Read more.
Volume 8, Issue 4, August 2023
Abstract: In the n(p)-type heavily doped InSb-crystals, at the temperature T and high d(a)-density N, our expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined by using an effective Bohr model, as that inv [...] Read more.
Abstract: As given in Eq. (2) and Table 1, our analytical expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), given in the n(p)-type InAs crystal, expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined from an effective Bohr model, decreases with increasing [...] Read more.
Abstract: As given in Eq. (2) and Table 1, our analytical expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), given in the n(p)-type GaSb crystal, expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined from an effective Bohr model, decreases with increasing [...] Read more.
, at same reduced Fermi energy 
, same minimum Seebeck coefficient 
, and same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
, at same reduced Fermi energy 
, same minimum Seebeck coefficient 
, and same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
, at same reduced Fermi energy 
, same minimum Seebeck coefficient 
, and same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
, at same reduced Fermi energy 
, same minimum Seebeck coefficient 
, and same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
Abstract: Nowadays more and more health risks are increasing. Beside the viruses, there are also other particles which have an impact on the human well-being. The so called volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are substances in the air and can be harmful in high concentrations. Therefore, the detection of VOC value is particularly important. [...] Read more.
Volume 8, Issue 3, June 2023
Abstract: In our three previous papers [1, 2, 3], referred to as I, II and III. In I and II, our new expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasin [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the n(p)-type degenerate GaAs-crystals, at low temperature T and high d(a)-density N, our expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined by using an effective Bohr model, as that invest [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the n(p)-type degenerate InP-crystals, at low temperature T and high d(a)-density N, our expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined by using an effective Bohr model, as that investi [...] Read more.
Abstract: This paper makes use of the Planck constant based definition of the Bohr magneton expression and the standard derivation of the magnetic moment of a point-like electron orbiting on a circle with a radius equal to its Compton wavelength. This illustrates the wave-like nature of the normal electron magnetic moment. Additiona [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the n(p)-type degenerate Ge-crystals, at low temperature T and high d(a)-density N, our expression for the static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), expressed as a function of the donor (acceptor) radius, r_{d\left(a\right)}, and determined by using an effective Bohr model, as that investig [...] Read more.
Volume 8, Issue 2, April 2023
Abstract: The objective of this work is to construct a new efficient numerical scheme to solve the Fitzhugh-Nagumo model. For the space discretization, Chebyshev spectral method proposed on Legendre orthogonal approximations on Gauss- Chebyshev- Lobatto points. A high-order Runge-Kutta algorithm was used in the time direction. The fu [...] Read more.
Abstract: Introduction: According to the results from several studies high-energy positive solar particles’ fluxes, invading Earth are correlated with mortality from ischemic heart diseases. According to statistics from World Health Organization (WHO), ischemic heart diseases are the first on the list of the 10 most frequent c [...] Read more.
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at same reduced Fermi energy 
and same minimum (maximum) Seebeck coefficient 
, at which same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
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, at same reduced Fermi energy 
and same minimum (maximum) Seebeck coefficient 
, at which same 
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
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Abstract: Over time, new extraction methods have been developed, one of which is the Microwave Assisted Extraction (MAE) method. The mechanism of action of this method is to use microwave energy to heat the solvents that come into contact with the sample. The problem is whether carrageenan can be extracted from the red algae Kapp [...] Read more.
Abstract: Based on the historical viewpoints and our published viewpoints, and also adding some deeper insight, in this paper new explanations are given to the Solar system and the Galaxy. We also clarify the prevalent theory of matters to indicate that the method of dating ancient sites with carbon-14(C-14) is invalid. [...] Read more.
Abstract: In our two previous papers [1, 2], referred to as I and II. In I, our new expression for the extrinsic static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, was determined by using an effective Bohr model, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\ [...] Read more.
Abstract: The electronic equipment needs a special circuit design during working in complex electromagnetic environmental. Human-made or natural electromagnetic interference has a large effect on electronics. Both the couple of signal cable and the bit error rate during high-speed communication affects the reliability of equipment. T [...] Read more.
Volume 8, Issue 1, February 2023
Abstract: Understanding the human visual system’s night-time performance is essential for designing safe lighting for night-time travel. Visibility is a complex assessment process, but our current understanding of how the eye receives and processes light and how well the eye can distinguish objects in different lighting levels and d [...] Read more.
Abstract: A novel H atom model is devised using electron orbits located in planes not passing through the proton and are transversal or perpendicular to an axis originating at the proton center, and hence they are orthogonal to the longitudinal planes used in Bohr H atom model. The physical foundations for the proposed model are desc [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 6, December 2022
Abstract: This article considers the mode of excitation of sub harmonic oscillations of the third order in a three-phase circuit consisting of active, capacitive and inductive elements having a common magnetic bond, which are analogous to the power line "line - unloaded transformer". Equations of motion are derived from the method of [...] Read more.
Abstract: According to Aristole’s Categories, there are three kinds of concept, i.e. substance, quality and quantity in physics. With the question “What is heat?”we mean : is heat a substance, a quality or a quantity? Historically, heat was referred to a substance caloric. Now, it is prevailed that heat is a quantity Q, also called “ [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 5, October 2022
Abstract: The article considers the possibilities of algorithmic solutions when creating interfaces based on microcontrollers, which make it possible to reduce the number of mandatory procedures in the organization of multiplex channels with galvanic isolation. The issues of elimination of interferences that affect the accuracy of me [...] Read more.
ALGORITHMIC METHODS FOR INCREASING THE METROLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INFORMATION-MEASURING SYSTEMS
Abstract: Algorithmic methods for eliminating interference that affect the accuracy of measuring input signals in measuring channels are considered. Methods for input and processing of signals in the form of currents and voltages in analog modules of measuring channels of the control system are presented. It also considers some ways [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the n^+(p^+)-p(n) crystalline Si-junction solar cells, by basing on a same treatment method, and for a same heavy (low) doping effect, as those given in our recent paper (RP) [1], but using now a new expression, obtained for the relative dielectric constant \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), determined exactly [...] Read more.
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Abstract: In the n^+(p^+)-p(n) crystalline GaAs-junction solar cells, by basing on a same treatment method, and for a same heavy (low) doping effect, as those given in our recent paper (RP) [1], but using now a new expression, obtained for the relative dielectric constant \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), determined exactl [...] Read more.
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Abstract: In the n^+(p^+)-p(n) crystalline InP-junction solar cells, by basing on a same treatment method, and for a same heavy (low) doping effect, as those investigate in our recent papers [1, 2], but using now a new expression, obtained for the static relative dielectric constant \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), determ [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the n(p)-type degenerate semiconductors, our expression for the relative static dielectric constant, \varepsilon\left(r_{d\left(a\right)}\right), is determined by an effective Bohr model, r_{d\left(a\right)} being the donor (acceptor) d(a)-radius, suggesting that, for an increasing r_{d\left(a\right)}, both \varepsilon\l [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 4, August 2022
Abstract: This work presents an expansion of the Tauc absorption model equation by incorporating into it five proportional factors. The new equation is then solved for the original exponent factor, normally having a value chosen among 0.5, 3/2, 2 and 3, which is related to the optical transition type involved in typical photon absor [...] Read more.
Abstract: The present manuscript is a revised form of that, with MN: 14473) In our recent works [1, 2], by basing on: (1) the effects of heavy(light) doping and donor (acceptor), d(a), size , which affect the total carrier-minority saturation current density J_{oI(II)}\equivJ_{En(p)o}+J_{Bp(n)o},\ J_{En(p)o}(J_{Bp(n)o}),\ being in [...] Read more.
Abstract: General relativity introduced the harmonic coordinate condition under the weak field condition and obtained the linear plane wave solution based on the Einstein's equations of gravitational fields, declaring the existence of gravitational waves. But so far, general relativity has never proved the existence of spherical gra [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 3, June 2022
Abstract: In 2022 the Doomsday Day Clock struck one hundred seconds to midnight alerting humanity to the seriousness of global security in contemporary life. This study aims to identify the significance of the doomsday clock in the new normal world. There is an endeavour to provide recommendations to facilitate increased time away [...] Read more.
Abstract: In our recent two works [1, 2], by basing on: (1) the effects of heavy(light) doping and donor (acceptor), d(a), size , which affect the total carrier-minority saturation current density J_{oI(II)}\equivJ_{En(p)o}+J_{Bp(n)o},\ J_{En(p)o}(J_{Bp(n)o}),\ being injected respectively into the heavily doped donor (acceptor)-Si e [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 2, April 2022
Abstract: Based on the gravitational field equations of general relativity, Einstein proposed a formula to calculate the precession of Mercury’s perihelion in 1915. It is pointed out in this paper that there were four mistakes in Einstein's original paper. The first was the mistake of integral calculation discovered by Huadi in 2015. [...] Read more.
Abstract: In this paper we consider a more general singular perturbation problem, that is, -epsilon u ''(x) - a(x)u'(x) + b(x)u(x) = f(x) (0 < epsilon << 1) on an adaptive grid. The mesh is constructed adaptively by equidistributing a monitor function based on the arc-length of the approximated solutions. Our analysis provide insight [...] Read more.
Volume 7, Issue 1, February 2022
Abstract: The performances of two microstrip patch antennas with low visual impact are presented in this paper and compared to an opaque solution. These consist in a copper film deposited on a Borofloat 33 glass substrate through a thin titanium gripping layer. The mesh is obtained by wet chemical etching. Antennas differ by the dime [...] Read more.
Abstract: The primary content of this paper consists of direct quotes from Einstein, arguments about the nature of the photon from over 100 years ago that have been quietly ignored because they are not in conformance with interpretations of quantum mechanics according to the standard model. Although faulted for his disagreements with [...] Read more.
Abstract: In this paper, a standard method is provided to calculate the gravitational deflection of light in the solar system by using the Newtonian theory of gravity. The equation of light’s motion in general relativity is compared with that of the Newton's theory of gravity. It is proved that a constant term is missing in the motio [...] Read more.
Volume 6, Issue 6, December 2021
Abstract: We have investigated the possible evolutionary history of the water ocean on Venus, adopting the one-dimensional radiative-convective model, including the parameters as albedo and relative humidity. Under this model, it has the possibility that the habitable zone could include Venus. It could continue for∼1Gy in faint young [...] Read more.
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Volume 6, Issue 5, October 2021
Abstract: Increasing oil recovery factor can be done by draining the residual oil in the reservoir (Sor), by using Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery (MEOR). This research was conducted using “U-Champ” biosurfactants which derived from microorganisms that can reduce oil viscosity and interfacial tension (IFT) between oil and brine. The [...] Read more.
Abstract: The Nobel Prize Committee for Physics awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize to Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel, and Andrea Ghez for their discoveries about the black holes. Genzel and Ghez discovered that an invisible and extremely heavy object governs the orbits of stars at the centre of our galaxy. However, Penrose's work is outdat [...] Read more.
Volume 6, Issue 4, August 2021
Abstract: An in depth look to the quantum behavior of a particle in a unidimensional finite, square box of potential energy is presented. Wave function normalization constants are fully determined and are used to establish an expression to calculate the particle allowed energy eigenstates based in the confinement condition for each o [...] Read more.
Abstract: A brief overview of the works of the author and his co-authors on the application of nonlinear analysis methods for solving the nonlinear inverse problems (synthesis problems) for optimizing the different types of radiating systems are presented in the paper. The synthesis problem are formulated in variational statements an [...] Read more.
Volume 6, Issue 3, June 2021
Abstract: Critical notes on the interval invariant and Lorentz transformations are presented. Their internal inconsistency is shown when considering the same processes from different frames of reference. The results of Sagnac's experiments with a ring interferometer are discussed. It is concluded that the Lorentz transformations inco [...] Read more.
Abstract: A new understanding to the origin of superconductivity in hydrogen-rich materials under high pressure is presented in this paper. Applying sufficiently high pressure to a material makes its constituent atoms get close enough so that the “close-shell inversion” effect takes place, which in turn results in superconducting sta [...] Read more.
Volume 6, Issue 2, April 2021
Abstract: We discuss what a black hole in nature really probably is: just an extremely massive and dense neutron star with no singular interior region or an actual event horizon; these are just mathematical abstractions which probably do not exist in reality. [...] Read more.
Volume 6, Issue 1, February 2021
Abstract: We solve the problem of rigid motion in special relativity in completeness, forswearing the use of the 4-D geometrical methods usually associated with relativity, for pedagogical reasons. We eventually reduce the problem to a system of coupled linear nonhomogeneous ordinary differential equations. We find that any rotation [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 6, December 2020
Abstract: Over 20 physical definitions of the Sommerfeld or fine-structure constant α are derived using sine functions plots of a few H atom-related parameters; the presence of the particle-wave duality in most of the derived expressions is indicated. Five expressions for the electron charge to mass ratio are also established. An app [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 5, October 2020
Abstract: This paper has reviewed the recent research progress on the application of thin-film transistors in pH sensors, specifically on aspects related to the structures and materials, including active channels and the top gate dielectrics. Results indicate that the pH sensitivity can be promoted by the utilization of specific stru [...] Read more.
Abstract: Interface defect states of polycrystalline silicon thin-film transistors (poly-Si TFTs) play important role in the degradation of subthreshold characteristics. In this paper, an investigation of interface states is taken on, results show that both the threshold voltage and the difference between the threshold vo [...] Read more.
Abstract: Abstract: New expressions in terms of the proton charge radius are derived for the Sommerfeld or fine-structure constant, the proton to electron mass ratio and the elementary particles Wirkungsquanta. Through the derivation of these expressions, it was found that a small correction factor was needed to be applied on the cur [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 4, August 2020
Abstract: Abstract: Quantum-mechanical microscopic reversibility of vibronic transitions and Boltzmann thermal distribution of the initial (starting) states substantiate method to obtain pure-electronic transition frequency from diffuse absorption or emission spectra. It is shown, that the information is obtainable immediately from l [...] Read more.
Abstract: The analysis of the find Optimal Structure of the Large Aircraft and Airship for decrease of Sound/Noise Pressure Level inside and outside the Cabin Saloon are very actually today for Worldwide Ecology Program. The Method of Aircraft layout from the virtual mass center is given, which allows us to obtain the Aircraft layout [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 3, June 2020
Abstract: The special theory of relativity deals with, inter alia, how two inertial reference systems refer to each other, how the coordinates of events in one of the two reference systems can be calculated using the events coordinates from the other reference system. For this, Lorentz's transformations are used which form the basis [...] Read more.
Abstract: What happens if we consider two inertial reference systems that communicate with each other with sound signals rather than light signals which are used in the theory of special relativity, SR? [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 2, April 2020
Abstract: Recent experiments respectively performed at Linac Coherent Light Source and at Orion Laser evoke much attention on ionization potential depression (IPD) in dense plasma. In this paper, the validity of six IPD models in the warm dense region is examined, including the ion-sphere (IS) model, the Debye-Hückel (DH) model and t [...] Read more.
Volume 5, Issue 1, February 2020
Abstract: From a geometric perspective, we proved the following conclusions, that are against mainstream scholars’ viewpoint. (i) Vanishing of the covariant divergence of matter energy momentum flux density in entire spacetime is a conservation law of matter energy-momentum. It reads the net increase of matter energy-momentum in any [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 6, December 2019
Abstract: the model of proton, the model of neutron, the model of nucleus, the model of atom, the model of molecule, boundary conditions of a stable nucleus, the decay of proton, super-heavy nuclei. [...] Read more.
Abstract: electron model, neutral field, polar field, the origin of mass, vortex-flux, electron pairs, intrinsic electric field, covariant electric field, room-temperature superconductivity. [...] Read more.
Abstract: Model of gravitational field, Field-domain, Critical field, Stationary attractive region, Stationary repulsive region, Covariant motion equation, Equation of the speed of light. [...] Read more.
Abstract: A new approach to constructing SPN block symmetric ciphers is presented, which allows random S-blocks to be used in ciphers without sacrificing strength.Its basis is an improved construction of a cyclic transformation constructed using the principles of controlled substitutions, when the results of previous substitution tra [...] Read more.
Abstract: Nowadays, the world is facing the depletion of developed reserves and exploitation of fields with poor reservoir features. These factors are forcing oil producers to use low-capacity electric centrifugal submersible pump units (ESP) with pumping pressure of over 2,000 m for oil extraction. The use of such ESP in oil product [...] Read more.
Abstract: Electric discharge machining (EDM) process generally used for burrs free, less metallurgical damage, stress free and very precise machining and produces mould cavity, deep holes, complex shapes & size by arc erosion in all types of electro-conductive materials. In this process, the metal is removed from the work piece due t [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 5, October 2019
Abstract: The effects of heavy doping and acceptor (donor) size on the electron (hole)-minority saturation current density J_Eo (J_Bo ), injected respectively into the heavily (lightly) doped crystalline silicon (Si) emitter (base) region of p^+-n junction, which can be applied to determine the performance of solar cells, being stron [...] Read more.
Abstract: We present here an analytical approach to the theoretical model for the time evolution of angular momentum of galaxies presented previously in Casuso and Beckman(2015), where the Coriolis force acting on a galaxy situated at the sur-face of a rotating cosmic void could play an important role in addition to tidal torques amo [...] Read more.
Abstract: The contact measurement techniques are typically used in the field of object material classification. It has a lot of disadvantages, such as the complex operation and time-consuming. In this paper, a new non-contact object material identification method based on Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and polarization imaging [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the Theory of System Relativity, we adopt the research methodology "from small to large" and propose the concepts of the shuon and the cnon based on the assumption of the quantum nature of matter; then, we use the cnon to gradually construct particle models for the photon, electron, proton, atom, and molecule and eventua [...] Read more.
Abstract: 摘要：巴纳德星,ARICNS：视速率为110.8km/s,年自行值10.3角秒(1916年)。SIMBAD：视速率为106.8km/s,年自行值10.31角秒(2000年)。由此得出：2019年巴纳德星观测视速率为105.894km/s。 [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 4, August 2019
Abstract: The effects of heavy doping and donor (acceptor) size on the hole (electron)-minority saturation current density J_Eo (J_Bo ), injected respectively into the heavily (lightly) doped crystalline silicon (Si) emitter (base) region of n^+-p junction, which can be applied to determine the performance of solar cells, being stron [...] Read more.
Abstract: A series of isothermal adsorption experimental data of long flame coal, fat coal, lean coal and lean coal in Ordos Basin are used to verify a temperature-pressure-adsorption equation, and the functional relationship between adsorption equilibrium pressure and temperature was discussed. The enthalpy of the gas adsorption pro [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 3, June 2019
Abstract: Paper batteries have unique application value in many fields because of the advantages of high flexibility and low cost brought by the roll to roll process. This article expounds the research and development history, principle and process characteristics of printed paper batteries, introduces paper battery's application are [...] Read more.
Abstract: Thio- and seleno- halates of rare-earth elements (Ca, Sr, Ba)Ga2(S, Se)4 are part of compounds with general formula МА2ШВ4VI(М – Ba, Sr, Ca; AIII- Ga, Al; B4VI – S, Se). Compounds type of МА2ШВ4VI were first obtained by authors [1], where sulphides and selenides are part of 12 analogous composites, which crystalize in ortho [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 2, April 2019
Abstract: The problems connected to propagation of a gravitational field are considered. The law of change of an electromagnetic radiation frequency in a gravitational field is shown. On the basis use of a quantum gravitational eikonal the energy of a single graviton is found. Refusal from a stresses tensor in structure of an energy- [...] Read more.
Abstract: The Burgers’ equation was derived for studying the behaviour of Dust Acoustic (DA) shock wave for a four-component dusty plasma comprising charged dust grains of opposite polarity, super thermally (Kappa) distributed electrons and ions. The numerical solution of Burgers’ equation is analyzed. It is established that opposi [...] Read more.
Volume 4, Issue 1, February 2019
Abstract: The effect of electron irradiation with the energy of 10 MeV on the electrical properties of n-Ge single crystals is investigated. Based on measurements of the Hall effect, the temperature dependences of the resistivity, concentration and mobility of current carriers for the range of 180–280 K have been obtained. It was sho [...] Read more.
Abstract: A quantum harmonic oscillator with a frequency modulation is an extensively studied model, and has relevance to important physical processes. In this paper we consider response of the frequency modulation in terms of the time dependence of quasi energies and the deviation from the quantum virial theorem. Four modulation typ [...] Read more.
Volume 3, Issue 2, April 2018
Abstract: Light displays particle and wave properties within the bounds of the inequality, K^2+V^2≤1, where K represents particle information and V represents corresponding wave information. Using two laser beams that cross and then diverge from each other we explore the inequality. Results, based on semiclassical analysis, are in co [...] Read more.
Abstract: In the general form for the equation of the electroelasticity the generalized structural-parametric model and the generalized matrix transfer function of the electroelastic actuator with the output parameters displacements are determined from the solutions of the wave equation with using the Laplace transform. The parametri [...] Read more.
Volume 3, Issue 1, February 2018
Abstract: This research paper describes a development to eliminate phase lag permitting a single commercially available sensor (Global Positioning System, GPS receiver) to provide full-state knowledge (including angular acceleration), eliminating the need for accelerometers, rate gyros, and other sensors. GPS position data is used to [...] Read more.
Abstract: New approach to calculate both bound and continuum excitonic states in a quantum well are presented. Green functions technique for appropriate Schrödinger equation allowed transforms it to system of linear algebraic equations and to obtain a general numerical solution for excitonic wave function in a matrix form. The excito [...] Read more.
Abstract: Scattering of a scalar particle on a crystalline plane with quadratic cell and identical fixed scatterers is solved precisely. Contradiction of the standard scattering theory is pointed out. [...] Read more.
Abstract: When linearly polarized light impinging on a lens, it will reflect and refract along the lines curves resulting from the interception of a plane (plane of polarization) with a sphere (lens surface) maintaining the orientation of refraction and reflection within the plane of polarization. This effect is significant [...] Read more.
Volume 2, Issue 3, June 2017
Abstract: In this paper, it is shown that the Magnus effect cannot be a primary mechanism for the dispersion of shotgun pellets. The one-dimensional motion of objects through air, applied to shotgun pellets traveling a short distance, reveals that throughout the flight, the Reynold’s number is approximately constant. The distribution [...] Read more.
Volume 2, Issue 1, February 2017
Abstract: Protective measurements offer an intriguing method for measuring the wave function of a single quantum system. With contributions from leading physicists and philosophers of physics-----including two of the original discoverers of this important method------ ‘Protective measurements and quantum reality’ edited by Shan Gao e [...] Read more.
Volume 1, Issue 2, December 2016
Abstract: Assuming that time is determined by a present frequency, relations are derived based on the angular velocity of a noncircular orbit. Formats relating concepts of noncircular orbits with fix points of the sine circular map, so-called Arnold’s tongues, will be obtained. [...] Read more.
Abstract: In this paper, a compact microstrip low-pass filter (LPF) for radar applications is proposed. The microstrip filter configuration consists of a transmission line with a pair of S-shaped stub with radial stub loaded resonators (RSLRs), and a ground plane with triple array modified stairwell defected ground structures (DGSs). [...] Read more.
Abstract: The least action principle is the basic principle of the Newtonian mechanics and geometrical optics. Various forms of analytical mechanics are based on the principle of least action., including Lagrange mechanics, Hamiltonian mechanics and Hertz mechanics based on the principle of minimum curvature. Max Planck believed that [...] Read more.
Abstract: In this study, an effective technique upon compactly supported semi orthogonal cubic B-spline wavelets for solving nonlinear Volterra-Fredholm integral equations is proposed. Properties of B-spline wavelets and function approximation by them are first presented and the exponential convergence rate of the approximation, Ο(2- [...] Read more.
Volume 1, Issue 1, October 2016
Abstract: The research of plastic deformation of metals attaches great importance to stacking fault energy (SFE). In this paper, we derive the expressions of four types (I1, I2, E and T2) of basal plane SFEs of hcp-Ti within the framework of the Ising model. Based on this model, alloying effects on the stacking fault energy (SFE) of [...] Read more.
Abstract: The concept of the coherence length of the neutron is explored. The generally accepteddefinition of a Gaussian wave packet based on the method of the beam preparation, andthe singular de Broglie's wave packet are considered. Possible ways of measuring thecoherence length are discussed. [...] Read more.
Abstract: The first eight terms in the Riemann hypothesis is analysed as harmonics with certain ratios to the ground level. The ratios were chosen from acoustic. To obtain the best fit, terms 5 and 7 was assumed to interact in a beat. [...] Read more.
Abstract: Propagation and static distribution of light on noncircular orbits are modelled. The space where light embodies is determined with kinematics, such that the perpendicular velocity of the 'material'-space described as a noncircular orbit, is harmonic with amplitude fwre. Light propagation to discrete orbits may occur with a [...] Read more.
Abstract: The experimentally found small heating of the neutrons after transmission through thin foils can be explained by violation of energy conservation because of finite energy width of the neutron wave packet. The part of the wave packet subcritically transmitted through a foil has energy distribution higher than that of the inc [...] Read more.
Abstract: The ground-state nuclear wave functions, the binding energies, the root mean-square radii and the firstexcited-state energies of the 3H and 4He nuclei are investigated by applying the translation invariant shellmodel and using residual two-body interaction, given by the first author, together with a three-bodyinteraction in [...] Read more.
Abstract: For noncircular orbits (nco), with f=3 and f=2, a fractal similar to the Koch-curve is constructed. Attraction and repulsion in a Koch boundary, are suggested, such that the fractal noncircular orbit may attract with all sublevels, or repulse likewise. [...] Read more.
Abstract: This article is devoted to the problem of light propagation in a space-time which curvature is due not to massive sources but to the electromagnetic field of the wave itself. Some methodological questions are discussed, such as an isotropy of metric, implementation of the Kalutza-Klein model, topology of space-time, etc [...] Read more.
