哺乳动物组织体中光能流率测量

本文使用自行设计的光纤探针深度计，实现了哺乳动物组织体中光能流率的精确测定，并结合后向散射反射率的测量结果，利用ＭｏｎｔｅＣａｒｌｏ模型的部分结论，计算出了猪肉和牛肉组织的光学特性参数。

滤波-荧光法测量X光能谱的模拟计算

介绍了滤波-荧光法测量X光能谱的本底来源和降低本底的措施,分析了信号和噪声数值计算的近似条件,以"高能尾巴"为主要本底计算了7×106K和10×106K两个温度下Ca-K、V-Ti不同厚度组合的信噪比和理想状态下PIN探测器的输出电流。

紫外成像仪光谱传递函数对绝缘子电晕放电检测的影响研究

高压电晕放电损耗能量与日盲紫外相机测得的光能之间存在关联,并且日盲紫外相机测得的光能受到一些辐射参数(距离、大气条件和电测试条件等)的影响。此外,日盲紫外相机的光谱带宽也会对光能的测量造成影响。为克服相机输出的局限性,并准确测量相机的的光谱传递函数,首先对采用日盲紫外相机进行高压绝缘子进行局部放电检测的原理进行了介绍,随后对光谱传递函数展开了仿真与试验研究,最终得出高压电晕放电能量与日盲紫外相机测得的光能之间的关系,研究结果表明利用紫外成像技术检测设备电晕放电具有一定意义。

透射光栅衍射效率研究

透射光栅广泛应用于 X光能谱测量 ,为获得定量的 X光能谱 ,首先在北京同步辐射源上对透射光栅的衍射效率在多个入射 X光能量点进行了实验标定 ,获得了透射光栅衍射效率的实验结果。为模拟透射光栅衍射效率实验标定结果 ,发展了一个新的透射光栅衍射效率计算模型 ,该模型不同于国外已发展的矩形栅线模型和梯形栅线截面模型 ,而是假设透射光栅栅线具有准梯形截面。模型计算结果与实验标定结果符合很好。

滤光片及X射线二极管响应面均匀性研究

介绍了用于软 X光能谱测量的滤光片及 X射线二极管能量响应均匀性研究。实验利用北京同步辐射装置 3W1B束线 ,流强 4 0～ 80 m A的运行条件 ,在 10 0～ 160 0 e V能区对滤光片及 X射线二极管 ( XRD)作能响曲线标定。重点对 C滤片及 Al阴极 XRD的灵敏面作能响面均匀性研究 ,最后给出响应面均匀性测量结果及计算分析。

Bending Modulus Measurement of Single High Performance Fiber

The bending modulus property of high performance fiber is an important property for both polymer science and engineering. The measurement of the bending performance is, however, difficult because of the thin size of the fiber. We have measured this property by the axial compression bending method where single fiber with suitable slenderness is compressed in the fiber axial direction to obtain the peak point of the force-displacement curve. Then the bending modulus and the flexural rigidity can be calculated by measuring the protruding length and diameter of fiber needles and the critical force, Pcr. The measured data show that the bending characteristics of all kinds of high performance fiber are dissimilar evidently.

Liquid Drop Measuring Device for Analyzing Liquid Properties

Based on the correlation between certain properties of liquid and the properties of the corresponding liquid drop formed under given conditions, a liquid drop measuring device is utilized to monitor the drop formation process of the liquid sample with photoelectric measuring methods. The mechanical and optical characteristic of the liquid is explored with the optical fibers from the internal of the liquid drop during its formation. The drop head capacitor is utilized to monitor the growth process of the liquid drop to gain the drop volume information related to the physical property of liquid. The unique liquid drop trace containing the integrated properties of liquid is generated, and it is proved by experiment that for different liquids their liquid drop traces are different. The analysis on liquid properties and discrimination between different liquids can be proceeded with the liquid drop trace obtained by the liquid drop measuring device.

Study on EEG power and coherence in patients with mild cognitive impairment during working memory task

To investigate the features of electroencephalography （EEG） power and coherence at rest and during a working memory task of patients with mild cognitive impairment （MCI）. Thirty-five patients （17 males, 18 females; 52-71 years old） and 34 sex- and age-matched controls （17 males, 17 females; 51-63 years old） were recruited in the present study. Mini-Mental State Examination （MMSE） of 35 patients with MCI and 34 normal controls revealed that the scores of MCI patients did not differ significantly from those of normal controls （P〉0.05）. Then, EEGs at rest and during working memory task with three levels of working memory load were recorded. The EEG power was computed over 10 channels： fight and left frontal （F3, F4）, central （C3, C4）, parietal （P3, P4）, temporal （T5, T6） and occipital （O1, O2）; inter-hemispheric coherences were computed from five electrode pairs of F3-F4, C3-C4, P3-P4, T5-T6 and O1-O2 for delta （1.0-3.5 Hz）, theta （4.0-7.5 Hz）, alpha-1 （8.0-10.0 Hz）, alpha-2 （10.5-13.0 Hz）, beta-1 （13.5-18.0 Hz） and beta-2 （18.5-30.0 Hz） frequency bands. All values of the EEG power of MCI patients were found to be higher than those of normal controls at rest and during working memory tasks. Furthermore, the values of EEG power in the theta, alpha-1, alpha-2 and beta-1 bands of patients with MCI were significantly high （P〈0.05） in comparison with those of normal controls. Correlation analysis indicated a significant negative correlation between the EEG powers and MMSE scores. In addition, during working memory tasks, the EEG coherences in all bands were significantly higher in the MCI group in comparison with those in the control group （P〈0.05）. However, there was no significant difference in EEG coherences between two groups at rest. These findings comprise evidence that MCI patients have higher EEG power at rest, and higher EEG power and coherence during working conditions. It suggests that MCI may be associated with compensatory processes at rest and during working memory tasks. Moreover, failure of normal cortical connections may be exist in MCI patients.

Inhibiting effect of[HOEmim][BF_4]and[Amim]Cl ionic liquids on the cross-linking reaction of bituminous coal

In order to reduce the hazard of coal spontaneous combustion,the cross-linking reaction between O-containing functional groups of coal should be inhibited.So the inhibitory effect of an ionic liquid(IL) on the cross-linking reaction was studied.The O-containing functional groups change the weight loss and H_2O,CO_2,CO yields of bituminous coal before and after[H0Emim][BF_4]and[Amim]Cl pre-treatment and were detected by Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy(FT1R) and Thermo Gravimetric(TC) analysis.The results show that | AmimjCI has a weaker ability to inhibit the cross-linking reaction of bituminous coal compared to[HOEmim][BF_4].Besides,based on Quantum Chemistry calculation,it was found that the different inhibiting effects of |H0Emim][BF_4]and[Amim]Cl are greatly related to their anions and the H linked with C2 atom on the imidazole ring.The H-donor ability of coal will be enhanced by[HOEmim][BF_4]leading to a weaker cross-linking reaction of coal.

Optical molecular imaging for detection of Barrett's-associated neoplasia

Recent advancements in the endoscopic imaging of Barrett's esophagus can be used to probe a wide range of optical properties that are altered with neoplastic progression.This review summarizes relevant changes in optical properties as well as imaging approaches that measures those changes.Wide-field imaging approaches include narrow-band imaging that measures changes in light scattering and absorption,and autofluorescence imaging that measure changes in endogenous fluorophores.High-resolution imaging approaches include optical coherence tomography,endocytoscopy,confocal microendoscopy,and high-resolution microendoscopy.These technologies,some coupled with an appropriate contrast agent,can measure differences in glandular morphology,nuclear morphology,or vascular alterations associated with neoplasia.Advances in targeted contrast agents are further discussed.Studies that have explored these technologies are highlighted;as are the advantages and limitations of each.

Measurement of Deep Energy Level in InP: Fe by the Method of OTCS

We have measured the deep energy level of the InP: Fe which is semi -insulator through the method of OTCS. The effect of light intensity on OTCS measurement is mainly discussed. There are electron trap of E_T =0.34 eV and hole trap of E_T = 1.13 eV in InP: Fe under the strong light and low temperature. The location of the OTCS peak of electron trap (E_T = 0.34 eV) moves towards the direction of high temperaturer, when the light intensity was increased, E_T is different under different light intensity. It is corrected in terms of theory that the stuff ratio of the deep energy level is affected by the light intensity. The experiments show that the error is decreased greatly with the correction.

Modified Fisheye Optical System

A design for a fisheye optical system is modified in order to enable IR vision in addition to the visible and UV lighting. The proposed modification goes to replace the optical material of the movable lens by another with less thermal dispersion. The choice of appropriate materials lead to a good focus appeared on the retina for a wide spectral range includes UV, visible, and near IR lighting. Then, the performance of the modified design is verified through some optical measures for imaging quality determinations. These optical measures are determined with the aid of Zemax software, which also used for testing performance of the modified fisheye optical system. The analysis mainly focuses on the energy distribution in the light spot on the focal surface. The results show that the modified design of the fisheye is acceptable.

Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays： Spectral Signatures and Observations

The observations of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays （UHECR） are renewed, focusing on the energy spectra as measured by HiRes, Telescope Array （TA） and Auger detectors （PAO）. It is found that highest energy Auger steepening does not agree with GZK cutoff, which is most probably explained by the nuclei mass composition detected by Auger. At present the difference in mass composition in Auger and HiRes/TA data remains the main unsolved problem of UHECR origin.

Quantitative Surface Chirality Detection with Sum Frequency Generation Vibrational Spectroscopy： Twin Polarization Angle Approach

Here we report a novel twin polarization angle （TPA） approach in the quantitative chirality detection with the surface sum-frequency generation vibrational spectroscopy （SFG-VS）. Generally, the achiral contribution dominates the surface SFG-VS signal, and the pure chiral signal is usually two or three orders of magnitude smaller. Therefore, it has been difficult to make quantitative detection and analysis of the chiral contributions to the surface SFG- VS signal. In the TPA method, by varying together the polarization angles of the incoming visible light and the sum frequency signal at fixed s or p polarization of the incoming infrared beam, the polarization dependent SFG signal can give not only direct signature of the chiral contribution in the total SFG-VS signal, but also the accurate measurement of the chiral and achiral components in the surface SFG signal. The general description of the TPA method is presented and the experiment test of the TPA approach is also presented for the SFG-VS from the S- and R-limonene chiral liquid surfaces. The most accurate degree of chiral excess values thus obtained for the 2878 cm^-1 spectral peak of the S- and R-limonene liquid surfaces are （23.7±0.4）% and （-25.4±1.3）%, respectively.

Uranium enrichment determination by high-energy photon interrogation

Uranium enrichment determination by non-destructive assay is an important method in authenticating the nuclear warhead or uranium component in deep nuclear reduction verifications.In this paper,the feasibility of applying the high-energy photon interrogation to determine the uranium enrichment is studied.Simplified models are presented which were simulated by particle Monte Carlo transport code.The results indicate that the relation curves of the released neutrons and the enrichment of uranium objects are almost linear.For a uranium object of a given shape,the uranium enrichment can be obtained with the relation curves,which could be got in advance by calibration experiments or simulations.

Band structure reconstruction across nematic order in high quality FeSe single crystal as revealed by optical spectroscopy study

We perform an in-plane optical spectroscopy measurement on high quality FeSe single crystals grown by a vapor transport technique. Below the structural transition at Ts - 90 K, the reflectivity spectrum clearly shows a gradual suppression around 400 cm-1 and the conductivity spectrum shows a peak at higher frequency. The energy scale of this gap-like feature is comparable to the width of the band splitting observed by ARPES. The low-frequency conductivity consists of two Drude components and the overall plasma frequency is smaller than that of the FeAs based compounds, suggesting a lower cartier density or stronger correlation effect. The plasma frequency becomes even smaller below Ts which agrees with the very small Fermi energy estimated by other experiments. Similar to iron pnictides, a clear temperature-induced spectral weight transfer is observed for FeSe, being indicative of strong correlation effect.

Analysis of false alarm for imaging space-based laser warning system

In view of the problem of false alarm in imaging space-based laser warning system, the effects of sunlight and lightning on the threaten laser detection and attack event determination are studied by analyzing and calculating the radiant energy density and space-time feature of imaging spot, respectively. The results show that the main false alarm resourses of space- based laser warning system are sunlight and lightning. The sunlight should exposure the detector directly in one ninth of the satfllite orbital period, and the imaging spot of sun is similar to the attack laser. The lightning imaging spot is similar to the illumination laser. About 1.4 lightning events can occur in the field of view （FOV） of the warning system per second. It could not discriminate spots of sun, lightning and threaten laser by the frame subtraction technology.

Implementation Scheme of Two-Photon Post-Quantum Correlations

The pre-and post-selection processes of the "two-state vector formalism" lead to a fair sampling loophole in Bell test, so it can be used to simulate post-quantum correlations. In this paper, we propose a physical implementation of such a correlation with the help of quantum non-demolition measurement, which is realized via the cross-Kerr nonlinear interaction between the signal photon and a probe coherent beam. The indirect measurement on the polarization state of photon is realized by the direct measurement on the phase shift of the probe coherent beam, which enhances the detection efficiency greatly and leaves the signal photon unabsorbed. The maximal violation of the CHSH inequality 4 can be achieved by pre-and post-selecting maximally entangled states. The reason why we can get the post-quantum correlation is that the selection of the results after measurement opens fair-sampling loophole. The fair-sampling loophole opened here is different from the one usually used in the currently existing simulation schemes for post-quantum correlations,which are simulated by selecting the states to be measured or enlarging the Hilbert space. So, our results present an alternative way to mimic post-quantum correlations.

Technology for the next gravitational wave detectors

This paper reviews some of the key enabling technologies for advanced and future laser interferometer gravitational wave detectors, which must combine test masses with the lowest possible optical and acoustic losses, with high stability lasers and various techniques for suppressing noise. Sect. 1 of this paper presents a review of the acoustic properties of test masses. Sect. 2 reviews the technology of the amorphous dielectric coatings which are currently universally used for the mirrors in advanced laser interferometers, but for which lower acoustic loss would be very advantageous. In sect. 3 a new generation of crystalline optical coatings that offer a substantial reduction in thermal noise is reviewed. The optical properties of test masses are reviewed in sect. 4, with special focus on the properties of silicon, an important candidate material for future detectors. Sect. 5 of this paper presents the very low noise, high stability laser technology that underpins all advanced and next generation laser interferometers.

Photo-Detached Electron Flux Distribution in a Gradient Electric Field

This paper investigates the flux distributions of the electron photo-detached from Hion localized in a gradient electric field. In contrast with the photodetachment in the uniform electric field [Phys, Rev. A 40 （1989） 4983], where only two electron trajectories interfere at each given point on a detector, for the photodetachment in a gradient electric field, the electrons waves can travel along multiple paths from the negative ion to a given point on the detector plane, which makes the electron flux distributions on the detector plane become much complex. Using the semi-classicaJ theory, we put forward a formula for calculating the electron flux. Our calculation results suggest that the electron flux distributions on a given detector plane is not only related to the propagation time of the detached electron, but also related to the detached electron＇s energy. With the increase of the detached electron＇s energy, the oscillating region in the electron flux distributions becomes enlarged and the oscillating structure in the flux distributions becomes much more complicated. This study will guide future experiment research on the photodetachment microscopy of the negative ions in the presence of non-uniform external fields.