Precise measurement of 171Yb magnetic constants for 1S_(0)–3P_(0) clock transition

We present a precise measurement of171Yb magnetic constants for 1S_(0)-3P_(0) clock transition. The background magnetic field is firstly compensated to < 1 m Gs(1 Gs = 10^(-4)T) through measuring the splitting of two π transitins of171Yb clock transition at different compensation coils currents. Then, the splitting ratios of the π and σ components of171Yb clock transition at different bias magnetic fields are measured, and the first-order Zeeman coefficient is determined to beα = 199.49(5) Hz/Gs. The second-order Zeeman shifts at various bias magnetic fields are also measured through interleaved self-comparison in which the bias magnetic fields are modulated between high and low values. The second-order Zeeman coefficient is fitted to be β =-6.09(3) Hz/m T^(2), which is consistent with the result of NIST group.

The Essence and Origin of the Magnetic Constant

In this study, the essence and origin of the magnetic constant are discussed and a mechanism that allows real estimations of the magnetic constant based upon the vacuum density description is proposed. By considering the vacuum as a liquid with a measurable density and the electron as a vortex, hydrodynamic laws are applied to measure the diminished momentum of a rotating electron in a vacuum, thus obtaining a value similar to the experimentally derived value of the magnetic constant. A consequence of this description is that the magnetic constant can be expressed as the shear stress per unit time of the vacuum;this means that it is an observable vacuum parameter and not a fundamental constant.

CALCULATION OF THE EXCHANGE INTERACTION CONSTANT BETWEEN RARE-EARTH AND TRANSITION METAL SUBLATTICESIN R_2Fe_(17_x)Al_x(R=Tb, Gd AND Dy)COMPOUNDS

An approximate calculation of the exchange interaction constant J_(RT)between the rare-earth sublattice and the transition metal sublattice in R_2Fe_(17-x)Al_x (R= Tb,Gd, and Dy) compounds is given by the molecular-field model and the results of neutron diffraction.The calculated values, -J_(R,T)/k, for Dy_2Fe_(17-x)Al_x (x=5, 6, 7 and 8), Tb_2Fe_(10)Al_7,Gd_2Fe_(17-x)Al_x (x=7, 8) compounds are 8.62K, 8.64K, 9.52K, 10.34K and 10.66K, 10.65K, and 9.85K,respectively, they are in agreement with the experimental values, -J_(R,T)/k, of Dy_2Fe_(17-x)Al_x(x=5, 6, 7 and 8), Tb_2Fe_(10)Al_7 and Gd_2Fe_(17-x)Al_x (x=7, 8) compounds, which are 8.77K, 9.25K,10.1K, 10.9K and 10.35K, 10.1K, and 10.3K, respectively. The origins of the difference between thecalculated and the experimental results are discussed.

MHD Free Convective Flow of Water near 4℃ past a Vertical Moving Plate with Constant Suction

The aim of this work is the study of the magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) unsteady free convective flow of water near 4℃ past an infinitely vertical plate moving with constant velocity. The influence of constant uniform suction was also considered. The partial differential equations (PDEs) and their initial and boundary conditions, describing the problem under consideration, are dimensionalized and the numerical solution is obtained by using the finite volume discretization methodology which is suitable for Fluid Mechanics applications. The numerical results for the velocity and temperature fields are shown in figures for different dimensionless parameters entering in the problem under consideration, such as the magnetic parameter, M and the Grashof number, Gr. This study predicts the effects of a constant magnetic field and uniform suction on the free convective flow of water near 4℃, when the water is electrically conductive. Analysis of the results showed that the velocity and temperature profiles are noticeably influenced by these parameters.

Theoretical Study on the Structures and Magnetic Properties of Metal String Complexes Containing Rigid Equatorial Ligands [Ni3(L)4(NCS)2] (L = dzp-, mpmpa-, mppda-, mptpa-)

Density functional theory at the BP86 level was used to investigate the influence of equatorial ligands on the Ni–Ni interactions and magnetic coupling properties of metal string complexes [Ni3（L）4（NCS）2] （L represents the rigid equatorial ligands; L = dzp- （1）, mpmpa- （2）, mppda- （3）, mptpa- （4））. The following conclusions can be drawn. （1） With increasing the radius of the connecting atom in the cental ring in equatorial ligands, the two pyridine rings bend down, resulting in the decreasing distance between the two pyridine-nitrogen atoms and the Ni–Ni distance. Therefore, the strength order of the Ni–Ni interaction is 4 〉 2 〉 3 〉 1. The Ni–Ni interactions in 2 and 4 are stronger than those in Ni3（dpa）4（NCS）2 containing no-rigid equatorial ligands. （2） The calculated -Jab is 4 〉 2 〉 3 〉 1. There are two types of magnetic exchange pathways in these complexes： the σ-type pathway through the Ni36＋ chains and the δ-type pathway through the equatorial ligands. The magnetic coupling through the metals is the dominant part. Hence, the magnetic coupling strength increases with increasing the Ni–Ni interaction. Modifying the radius of the connecting atom may be one of the means to fine tuning of magnetic coupling strength of this kind of metal string complexes.

EFFECT OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD ON THE PULSATILE FLOW THROUGH A RIGID TUBE

This study presents the effect of the magnetic field with constant intensity on the pulsatile flow through a rigid tube. Basing on the experimental results, the influence of the magnetic field on the blood viscosity is considered The analytic solution of the pulsatile flow through a rigid tube under constant magnetic field intensitier and the effect of the magnetic field on the velocity distribution, flow and impedance in a rigid tube are given. this investigation is valuable for understanding the influence of the magnetic field on the blood circulation.

Molecular mechanism of effect of rotating constant magnetic field on organisms

The effect of RCMF-magnetic therapy apparatus on signal substances was studied. The radioimmunoassay (RIA) suggested that the magnetic field increased β-endorphin markedly in plasma. ELISA indicated that the magnetic field inhibited vomiting reaction induced by chemotherapy drug, with reversible decrease of serotonin (5-HT) level in brains, small intestine tissue and serum. Furthermore, the bioeffect of magnetic fields on 5-HT level presented a typical window effect and post-effect, and the inhibitory effect of magnetic field on the emesis was parallel to the decrease level of 5-HT. This result implied that the decrease of 5-HT might be the basis of rotating constant magnetic field (RCMF) inhibiting drug-induced emesis. The nitric acid reductase-spectrophotometry and nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide-diaphorase/arginine-vasopressin (AVP) cytochemistry technique showed that the magnetic field induced nitric oxide (NO) increase in hypothalamus and the high NO(A) level lasted for 3 hours. The results suggested that NO(A) increases after the treatment of the magnetic field in hypothalamus, which may result from strong expression of NO-ergic neuron in paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus (PVN), periventricular hypothalamic nucleus (PEN) and supraoptic nucleus (SON). The coexistence of NO and AVP may play an important role in the regulation of endocrine and neuroendocrine by the magnetic field. And our data also confirmed that the magnetic field increased the content of NO so strongly that high NO level lasted for 3 hours, also made neuropeptide Y (NPY) cell in medulla stained heavily.

EDGE PROCESS ON ARC WELDING INVERTER COMMUTATING

Half-bridge circuit is taken as example, the physical essential of current pulse front edge and back edge in PWM of PFM converter is analyzed. The appearance of varying current-source or transfor- mation from voltage-source into current-source in primary of converter is necessary condition for forming front and back edges. Through synchrenously varying of primary current and secondary current , and current shifting between two secondary windings in constant magnetic condition, transformation of basic Stages is realized.

Magnetic properties of SmCo-based permanent magnetic films during 25 to 300 ℃

Magnetic properties of the SmCo-based permanent magnetic films prepared on hot substrate with Mo and Cr underlayer without subsequent annealing process were investigated by vibrating sample magnetometer （VSM）, X-ray diffraction （XRD）, and en- ergy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy （EDS）. The results showed that the film thickness of the SmCo-based films presented complex effect on the intrinsic coercivity Hci. Optimal Hc~ for the films with Mo underlayer, Cr underlayer, and without underlayer was ob- served with different film thicknesses. Furthermore, the monotonous temperature dependence of Hci was found to be strongly corre- lated with the magnetic parameters for the 3.0 μm thick SmCo7 films with Mo underlayer. From 25 to 300 ℃, the Hci decreased from 281.6 to 211.2 kA/m with a temperature coefficient of-0.091%/℃, exhibiting good temperature stability.

A local spin study for magnetic model complex HHeH

Davidson and Clark’s equations for calculating the local spin of molecules were rewritten and simplified as matrices algebra. By applying our program, we calculated the local spin of O2 and NO molecules and obtained almost the same results as those by Davidson and Clark’s method. The local spin and the magnetic coupling constant J of the simple Van der Waals complex HHeH were calculated as well to investigate the relationship between the geometric structures and magnetic values.