Synthesis,Crystal Structure and Luminescent Property of a Novel Pt(Ⅱ) Complex with Weak Metal-metal Interaction

The title complex cis-bis（tetrahydrothiophene）-bis（nitrate） platinum（H）, （tht）2Pt（NO3）2, was the reducing product from potassium hexachloroplatinate（IV） K2PtC16 where the platinum is tetra-valenced. Crystal data for CsH16N206PtS2： monoclinic, space group P21/c, a = 9.8833（5）, b = 8.6744（4）, c = 18.6407（9）A,β = 114.401（3）°, V = 1455.35（12）A3 Z = 4, Mr = 495.44, Dc = 2.261 g/cm3, F（000） = 944,μ = 9.950 mm-1, 2（MoKa） = 0.71073 A, T= 293（2） K, 2θmax = 54.96°, GOOF = 1.033, R = 0.0350 and wR = 0.0785 for 2572 observed reflections with I 〉 2σ（I）. X-ray diffraction studies reveal that the title complex has interesting weak metal-metal interactions and two molecules linked by metal-metal interaction exist as a group. Luminescent spectrum illuminates red emission of the complex at room temperature.

Oscillation of Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction driven by weak electric fields

Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction(DMI) is under extensive investigation considering its crucial status in chiral magnetic orders, such as Néel-type domain wall(DW) and skyrmions. It has been reported that the interfacial DMI originating from Rashba spin–orbit coupling(SOC) can be linearly tuned with strong external electric fields. In this work, we experimentally demonstrate that the strength of DMI exhibits rapid fluctuations, ranging from 10% to 30% of its original value, as a function of applied electric fields in Pt/Co/MgO heterostructures within the small field regime(< 10-2V/nm). Brillouin light scattering(BLS) experiments have been performed to measure DMI, and first-principles calculations show agreement with this observation, which can be explained by the variation in orbital hybridization at the Co/MgO interface in response to the weak electric fields. Our results on voltage control of DMI(VCDMI) suggest that research related to the voltage control of magnetic anisotropy for spin–orbit torque or the motion control of skyrmions might also have to consider the role of the external electric field on DMI as small voltages are generally used for the magnetoresistance detection.

Plume-lithosphere interaction in the Comei Large Igneous Province: Evidence from two types of mafic dykes in Gyangze, south Tibet, China

Two suites of mafic dykes,T1193-A and T1194-A,outcrop in Gyangze area,southeast Tibet.They are in the area of Comei LIP and have indistinguishable field occurrences with two other dykes in Gyangze,T0902 dyke with 137.7±1.3 Ma zircon age and T0907 dyke with 142±1.4 Ma zircon age reported by Wang YY et al.(2016),indicating coeval formation time.Taking all the four diabase dykes into consideration,two different types,OIB-type and weak enriched-type,can be summarized.The“OIB-type”samples,including T1193-A and T0907 dykes,show OIB-like geochemical features and have initial Sr-Nd isotopic values similar with most mafic products in Comei Large Igneous Provinces(LIP),suggesting that they represent melts directly generated from the Kerguelen mantle plume.The“weak enriched-type”samples,including T1194-A and T0902 dykes,have REEs and trace element patterns showing withinplate affinity but have obvious Nb-Ta-Ti negative anomalies.They show uniform lowerεNd(t)values(−6‒−2)and higher 87Sr/86Sr(t)values(0.706‒0.709)independent of their MgO variation,indicating one enriched mantle source.Considering their closely spatial and temporal relationship with the widespread Comei LIP magmatic products in Tethyan Himalaya,these“weak enriched-type”samples are consistent with mixing of melts from mantle plume and the above ancient Tethyan Himalaya subcontinental lithospheric mantle(SCLM)in different proportions.These weak enriched mafic rocks in Comei LIP form one special rock group and most likely suggest large scale hot mantle plume-continental lithosphere interaction.This process may lead to strong modification of the Tethyan Himalaya lithosphere in the Early Cretaceous.

Dicobalt Complex with Metal-metal Interaction of a Naphthyridine and Pyrazine Amine Ligand

Molecular structure of a naphthyridine and pyrazine amine ligand, N2,N7-di（pyrazin-2-yl）-1,8-naphthyri-dine-2,7-diamine（H2dpznda 1） was studied, and a three-dimensional supramolecular network with a double helix chain structure through intermolecular hydrogen bonds and π-π interactions between the naphthyridine and pyrazine rings was depicted. Through ligand 1, [Co2（μ2-dpznda）2（μ2-CH3OH）2]（2） was obtained and two ligands coordinate to two Co2＋）as tetradentate bridging ligands. Single crystal and magnetism study on 2 revealed that the complex exhibited weak yet significant metal-metal interaction.

A 3-D Hybrid Framework {[(dafone)PbI_2](dafone)_2}_n Constructed from Weak Interactions by Introducing Aromatic H-bond Acceptors: Synthesis and Theoretical Study

A new 3-D hybrid framework {[（dafone）PbI2]（dafone）2}n 1 （dafone = 4,5-diazafluoren-9-one） has been prepared and structurally determined. 1 crystallizes in the monoclinic system, space group C2/c with a = 24.109（8）, b = 16.596（8）, c = 7.983（3）A, β = 91.590（15）°, V = 3193（2）A^3, Z = 4, C33H18I2N6O3Pb, Mr = 1007.53, Dc = 2.096 g/cm^3, F（000） = 1880, μ（MoKα） = 7.262 mm^-1, the final R = 0.0352 and wR = 0.0951 for 3198 observed reflections with I 〉 2σ（I）. In the [（dafone）PbI2]n chain, the Pb center adopts a distorted octahedral coordination geometry and shares an edge to give a one-dimensional polymer. The 3-D arrangement of 1 constructs from H-bonds among dafone molecules and π-π stacking interactions among dissociative dafone molecules. These weak interactions contribute to the stability of the title compound. DFT calculation was carried out to reveal its electronic structure.

Interesting Weak Interactions in Three Silver Coordination Polymers Based on Tetrafluorobenzenedicarboxylate and Benzonitrile Ligands

The assembly reactions of o- （or m-, or p-） tetrafluorobenzenedicarboxylic acid （denoted as o-H2L, m-H2L and p-HzL, respectively）, benzonitrile and Ag＋ ion led to three compounds： [Ag2（PhCN）2（o-HL）2]n （1）, [Ag2（PhCN）2（m-HL）2]n （2） and [Ag2（PhCN）2（p-L）], （3）. 1 and 2 feature a 1D coordination chain, while 3 bears a 2D net structure. A variety of weak interactions are observed in the compounds. Strong nwrinteractions connect the 1D chains into a 3D supramolecular network in 1. Hydrogen bonds connect the chains into layers in 2. Three types of interesting π-π interactions also assemble the 2D layers into a 3D overall structure in 3.

The Weak Interaction on CO_2...CO van der Waals Complex: A Theoretical Study

The geometries of van der Waals complex CO 2...CO were optimized at DFT and second order Moller Plesset perturbation(MP2) levels with the large basis set, three stable structures were found. The most stable structure has a T shape geometry in which the CO lies along the C 2 axis of CO 2, with the two C atoms direct contact and R (C...C)=0 3227 nm. The corresponding energies of the most stable structure were calculated by means of MP2, MP4D, MP4DQ, MP4SDTQ, MP4SDQ, CCSD and CCSD(T) methods. The BSSE(basis set superposition error) was eliminated by the Boys Bernardi counterpoise correction(CP) method. According to thermodynamics data, van der Waals complex CO 2...CO can be found at a low temperature and/or a high pressure. There is a little charge transferred between the two interacted subunits. In the most stable structure, CO 2 is the acceptor and CO is the donor.

Characteristics of lateral vehicular interactions in heterogeneous traffic with weak lane discipline

Heterogeneous traffic conditions prevail in developing countries. Vehicles maintain weak lane discipline which increases lateral interactions of vehicles significantly. It is necessary to study these interactions in the form of maintained lateral gaps for modeling this traffic scenario. This paper aims at determining lateral clearances maintained by different vehicle types while moving in a heterogeneous traffic stream during overtaking. These data were collected using an instrumented vehicle which runs as a part of the stream. Variation of obtained clearance with average speed of interacting vehicles is studied and modeled. Different instrumented vehicles of various types are developed using （1） ultrasonic sensors fixed on both sides of vehicle, which provide inter-vehicular lateral distance and relative speed; and （2） GPS device with cameras, which provides vehicle type and speed of interacting vehicles. They are driven on different roads in six cities of India, to measure lateral gaps maintained with different interacting vehicles at different speeds. Relationships between lateral gaps and speed are modeled as regression lines with positive slopes and beta-distributed residuals. Nature of these graphs （i.e., slopes, intercepts, residuals） are also evaluated and compared for different interacting vehicle-type pairs. It is observed that similar vehicle pairs maintain less lateral clearance than dissimilar vehicle pairs. If a vehicle interacts with two vehicles （one on each side） simultaneously, lateral clearance is reduced and safety of the vehicles is compromised. The obtained relationships can be used for simulating lateral clearance maintaining behavior of vehicles in heterogeneous traffic.

Spin-Spin Interactions in Gauge Theory of Gravity, Violation of Weak Equivalence Principle and New Classical Test of General Relativity

For a long time, it has been generally believed that spin-spin interactions can only exist in a theory where Lorentz symmetry is gauged, and a theory with spin-spin interactions is not perturbatively renormalizable. But this is not true. By studying the motion of a spinning particle in gravitational field, it is found that there exist spin-spin interactions in gauge theory of gravity. Its mechanism is that a spinning particle will generate gravitomagnetic field in space-time, and this gravitomagnetic field will interact with the spin of another particle, which will cause spin-spin interactions. So, spin-spin interactions are transmitted by gravitational field. The form of spin-spin interactions in post Newtonian approximations is deduced. This result can also be deduced from the Papapetrou equation. This kind of interaction will not affect the renormalizability of the theory. The spin-spin interactions will violate the weak equivalence principle, and the violation effects are detectable. An experiment is proposed to detect the effects of the violation of the weak equivalence principle.

Weak Interaction and the Nature of Virtual Particles

The granular structure of space, the nature of virtual particles and the unity of physical interactions are under study. The mass of an elementary cell in the Universe is determined, as a whole, with the physical meaning of the renormalization procedure changing in this case.

One-dimensional Chain Topology in [Ag(C_6H_6NCl)_2](ClO_4), Generated through Weak Interaction between Molecules

The mononuclear complex [Ag(C6H6NCl)2](ClO() has been prepared and structurally analyzed by single-crystal X-ray diffraction. The complex crystallizes in the monoclinic system, space group C2/c with unit cell parameters: a=15.5314(2), b=8.0247(8), c=15.3701(2)?.β=118.832(2)°, V=1678.2(3)?3, Z=4, Mr=462.46, Dc=1.830Mg/m3, F(000)=912, μ(MoKα) = 1.694cm-1. The final R and wR are 0.0472 and 0.1272 for 1484 observed reflections with I≥3σ(I). The Ag atom is coordinated by two nitrogen atoms of 4-chloromethyl-pyridine in a linear coordination geometry. Each molecule is further linked by the weak interaction between the Cl and Ag atoms to form a one-dimensional chain structure with Ag－Cl distance of 3.240?.

ON WEAK MINIMUM ABERRATION AND NUMBER OF CLEAR TWO-FACTOR INTERACTION COMPONENTS IN s_Ⅳ～(m-p) DESIGNS

This article obtains some theoretical results on the number of clear two-factor interaction components and weak minimum aberration in an sm-pIVdesign, by considering the number of not clear two-factor interaction components of the design.

Weak Interactions and 2D Layer Structure of a New Ion-pair Complex Bis(1-benzyl-4-methylquinolinium)-bis(maleonitriledithiolato)nickel(Ⅱ)

A new ion-pair complex, [BzMeQ1]2[Ni（nmt）2]1（[BzMeQ1]^＋ = 1-benzyl-4-ntethylquino- linium, mnta- -- maleonitriledithiolate） has been synthesized and structurally characterized by IR, ESI-MS and X-ray diffraction methods. Complex 1 is of triclinic, space group PI, with a = 9.079（2）, b = 10.154（2）, c = 11.243（2）A, α= 81.58（1）, β= 69.63（1）, γ = 68.02（1）°, V= 940.1（3）A3, Dc = 1.427 g/cm^3, Z = 1, F（000） = 418 and R = 0.0442. A 2D layer structure is formed via the cation-cation π…π and C-H…π interactions observed in the solid state of the complex.

Short—Time Critical Behavior Affected by Weakly Long—Range Interactions

The theoretic renormalization group approach is applied to the study of short-time critical behavior of the Ginzburg–Landau model with weakly long-range interactions . The system initially at a high temperature is firstly quenched to the critical temperature and then released to an evolution with a model A dynamics. A double expansion in and with of order is employed, where is the spatial dimension. The asymptotic scaling laws and the initial slip exponents and for the order parameter and the response function respectively are calculated to the second order in for close to 2.

WEAK SOLUTION TO THE INCOMPRESSIBLE VISCOUS FLUID AND A THERMOELASTIC PLATE INTERACTION PROBLEM IN 3D

In this paper we deal with a nonlinear interaction problem between an incompressible viscous fluid and a nonlinear thermoelastic plate.The nonlinearity in the plate equation corresponds to nonlinear elastic force in various physically relevant semilinear and quasilinear plate models.We prove the existence of a weak solution for this problem by constructing a hybrid approximation scheme that,via operator splitting,decouples the system into two sub-problems,one piece-wise stationary for the fluid and one time-continuous and in a finite basis for the structure.To prove the convergence of the approximate quasilinear elastic force,we develop a compensated compactness method that relies on the maximal monotonicity property of this nonlinear function.

NMR STUDIES ON THE WEAK INTERACTION OF FOUR-MONONUCLEOTIDES WITH TRYPTAMIDE AND LEUCINAMIDE

NMR spectroscopy analysis was introduced to investigate the weak interaction of four 5'—mononucleotides with tryptamide and leucinamide. Assuming a 1∶1 complex formation, the association constants were determined by nonlinear regression analysis. The association affinity of 4 mononucleotides with tryptamide decreased in the order: G>A>C>U, indicating that purine bases stack more strongly with tryptamide than pyrimidine bases. But with leucinamide the affinity decreases in the order: G>C>A=U, suggesting an amino acid—anticodonic preferential interaction. The implication of the present data to the origin of genetic code was briefly discussed.

INTERACTION OF STRONG AND WEAK SINGULARITIES FOR HYPERBOLIC SYSTEM OF CONSERVATION LAWS IN MULTIDIMENSIONAL SPACE

In this paper we study the interaction of strong and weak singularities for hyperbolic system of conservation laws in multidimensional space. Under the assumption of transversal intersect of the shock front with the bicharacteristics bearing weak singularities we proved a theorem on regularity propagation across the shock front.

Selection Rules in Weak Interaction and Conservation of Fermion Quantum Number

Traditionally, in weak interaction, I3, Y and four flavour quantum numbers are not conserved but several empirical selection rules work well. Recently, it was found that, in weak interaction, there are three levels of conservation of additive quantum numbers, and fermion quantum number F is conserved in all kinds of interactions. It is known that weak interaction has three types: fermionic, pure hadronic and pure leptonic, corresponding to the first and the second level of conservation of additive quantum numbers respectively. It is demonstrated in this paper that the selection rules in all types of weak interaction can be interpreted by conservation of F, and the formula of relation between Q/e, F and F0 is more general than Gell-Mann-Nishijima formula. Description of weak interaction becomes simpler, If only we take Q, F0 and F, based on the conserved physical quantities.

Three Clifford Algebras for Four Kinds of Interactions

Three Clifford algebras are sufficient to describe all interactions of modern physics: The Clifford algebra of the usual space is enough to describe all aspects of electromagnetism, including the quantum wave of the electron. The Clifford algebra of space-time is enough for electro-weak interactions. To get the gauge group of the standard model, with electro-weak and strong interactions, a third algebra is sufficient, with only two more dimensions of space. The Clifford algebra of space allows us to include also gravitation. We discuss the advantages of our approach.

Crystal Structure and Interaction with DNA of [Ni(phen)(mal)(H_2O)_2]·3H_2O

A new complex [Ni（phen）（mal）（H2O）2]·3H2O （phen = 1,10-phenanthroline, real^2- = malonic acid） has been synthesized by the reaction of nickel nitrate, phen and malonic acid. EA, IR spectra and X-ray single-crystal diffraction were carried out to determine the composition and crystal structure of the title complex. Crystal data： monoclinic system, space group P2/c,α = 8.937（3）, b = 12.163（5）, c = 9.725（3） A,β = 119.36°, C15H19N2O9Ni,Mr= 430.03, Z = 2, F（000） = 446, V= 921.3 A3, Dc = 1.550 g/cm^3, μ= 1.104 mm^-1, -10≤h≤10, -12≤k≤ 14, -11≤1≤7, R = 0.0261 and wR = 0.0609 for 4376 （Rint = 0.0203） independent reflections and 1631 observed ones （I 〉 2σ（I））. Ni（Ⅱ） exhibits an octahedral coordination geometry, with hydrogen bonds and π-π interactions stabilizing the whole structure. UV spectrum of the complex interacting with protamine DNA indicates that the title compound interacts with DNA via insertion mode with bonding constant Kb of 1. 11 × 10^4.