By calculating the energy distribution of electrons reaching the photocathode surface and solving the Schrodinger equation that describes the behavior of an electron tunneling through the surface potential barrier,we ...By calculating the energy distribution of electrons reaching the photocathode surface and solving the Schrodinger equation that describes the behavior of an electron tunneling through the surface potential barrier,we obtain an equation to calculate the emitted electron energy distribution of transmission-mode NEA GaAs photocathodes. Accord- ing to the equation,we study the effect of cathode surface potential barrier on the electron energy distribution and find a significant effect of the barrier-Ⅰ thickness or end height,especially the thickness,on the quantum efficiency of the cath- ode. Barrier Ⅱ has an effect on the electron energy spread, and an increase in the vacuum level will lead to a narrower electron energy spread while sacrificing a certain amount of cathode quantum efficiency. The equation is also used to fit the measured electron energy distribution curve of the transmission-mode cathode and the parameters of the surface barri- er are obtained from the fitting. The theoretical curve is in good agreement with the experimental curve.展开更多
Oblique wave interaction with a two-layer breakwater consisting of perforated front and back wall in the presence of bottom undulations is analyzed.Wave characteristics are studied in the framework of small-amplitude ...Oblique wave interaction with a two-layer breakwater consisting of perforated front and back wall in the presence of bottom undulations is analyzed.Wave characteristics are studied in the framework of small-amplitude wave theory,and Darcy’s law is used for flow past porous structures.The varying bottom topography spanned over a finite interval connected by two semi-infinite intervals of uniform water depths.Eigenfunction expansion method is used to handle the solution in the regions of uniform bottom and a modified mild-slope equation along with jump conditions is employed for varying bottom topography.Reflection,transmission,and wave energy dissipation coefficients are obtained numerically by applying the matrix method to understand the effects of several physical quantities such as wavenumber,porosity,and angle of incidence.The transmission coefficient reduces significantly and the wave energy dissipation is high for the present model.Also,Bragg scattering is analyzed in the presence of step-type rippled bottom and presented in this paper.展开更多
文摘By calculating the energy distribution of electrons reaching the photocathode surface and solving the Schrodinger equation that describes the behavior of an electron tunneling through the surface potential barrier,we obtain an equation to calculate the emitted electron energy distribution of transmission-mode NEA GaAs photocathodes. Accord- ing to the equation,we study the effect of cathode surface potential barrier on the electron energy distribution and find a significant effect of the barrier-Ⅰ thickness or end height,especially the thickness,on the quantum efficiency of the cath- ode. Barrier Ⅱ has an effect on the electron energy spread, and an increase in the vacuum level will lead to a narrower electron energy spread while sacrificing a certain amount of cathode quantum efficiency. The equation is also used to fit the measured electron energy distribution curve of the transmission-mode cathode and the parameters of the surface barri- er are obtained from the fitting. The theoretical curve is in good agreement with the experimental curve.
基金Saista Tabssum acknowledges the Institute post-doctoral fellowship grant from Indian Institute of Technology,Bombay.
文摘Oblique wave interaction with a two-layer breakwater consisting of perforated front and back wall in the presence of bottom undulations is analyzed.Wave characteristics are studied in the framework of small-amplitude wave theory,and Darcy’s law is used for flow past porous structures.The varying bottom topography spanned over a finite interval connected by two semi-infinite intervals of uniform water depths.Eigenfunction expansion method is used to handle the solution in the regions of uniform bottom and a modified mild-slope equation along with jump conditions is employed for varying bottom topography.Reflection,transmission,and wave energy dissipation coefficients are obtained numerically by applying the matrix method to understand the effects of several physical quantities such as wavenumber,porosity,and angle of incidence.The transmission coefficient reduces significantly and the wave energy dissipation is high for the present model.Also,Bragg scattering is analyzed in the presence of step-type rippled bottom and presented in this paper.
