Solid state laser for photolithography

Andreev, N. F.; Babin, A. A.; Bityurin, N.; Pasmanik, G. A.; Хазанов, Е. А.; Feldchtein, Felix I.

doi:10.1117/12.130375

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“…Remarkable conclusions concerning the mechanism of ternary fission were put forward in the theoretical works [31,32]. The relative yields of various light charge particles (LCP) are determined by the formation probability of the LCP and the likelihood of ternary decay.…”

Section: A1 Conventional Ternary Fissionmentioning

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Examination of evidence for collinear cluster tri-partition

et al. 2017

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In a series of the experiments at different time-of-flight spectrometers of heavy ions we have observed manifestations of a new at least ternary decay channel of low excited heavy nuclei. Due to specific features of the effect, it was called collinear cluster tri-partition (CCT). The experimental results obtained initiated a number of theoretical articles dedicated to different aspects of the CCT. We compare theoretical predictions with our experimental data, only partially published so far. The model of one of the most populated CCT modes that gives rise to the so called "Ni-bump" is discussed. Detection of the 68-72Ni fission fragments with a kinetic energy E<25 MeV at the mass-separator Lohengrin is proposed for an independent experimental verification of the CCT.Comment: 16 pages, 14 figure

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Section: A1 Conventional Ternary Fissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examination of evidence for collinear cluster tri-partition

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“…This internal electrochromic effect is associated with the hydrogen redis-tribution inside the V2O5-gel film; that is, the process of plasma treatment results in formation of polyvanadic acid HxV2O5nН2О with x = 0.3-0.4 [3]. It is pertinent to mention here that the insertion of hydrogen into vanadium oxides with formation of vanadium oxide bronzes is not an emergent phenomenon: it is observed during electro-and photochromism [9,10], and even merely by means of immersion of a vanadium oxide film into a hydrogen-containing liquid [11].…”

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“…It is understandable that "metallic" VO2 (i.e. V1-xWxO2 with x=0.14 [17] or HxVO2 with x=0.04 [11]) could serve as a merely precursor to search for superconductivity [15,16]. Experience shows that all the known HTSC materials are strongly correlated metals (in normal state) and that they are prone to MIT.…”

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Influence of doping on the properties of vanadium oxide gel films

Pergament¹,

Velichko²,

Berezina³

et al. 2008

J. Phys.: Condens. Matter

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Metal-insulator transitions and other electronic transitions) 72.80.Ga (Transition-metal compounds)Abstract. Effect of doping with H and W on the properties of V2O5 and VO2 derived from V2O5 gel has been studied. It is shown that the treatment of V2O5 in low-temperature RF hydrogen plasma for 1 to 10 min. leads to either hydration of vanadium pentoxide or its reduction (depending on the treatment conditions) to lower vanadium oxides. For some samples, which are subject to plasma treatment in the discharge active zone, a non-ordinary temperature dependence of resistance, with a maximum at T ~ 100 K, is observed. For W-doped VO2 films, it is shown that substitution of V 4+ with W 6+ results in a decrease of the temperature of metal-insulator transition.Also, it has been shown that the doping of the initial films with ~3 at.% of W reduces the statistical scatter in the threshold parameters of the switching devices with S-shaped I-V characteristics on the basis of V2O5 gel films.

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“…From the total cross section for the double-tag process, e + e − → e + e − γ * γ * → e + e − X, there is an indication that the hadronic component of the photon's structure is still evident at sizeable photon virtualities [ 39].…”

Section: Virtual Photon Structurementioning

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Progress and problems in QCD — Report from the hadronic final states working group at DIS99

Cacciari¹,

Chlebana²,

Sinclair³

et al. 1999

Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements

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We present a summary of the Hadronic Final States parallel sessions of the DIS99 workshop. Topics were presented over two days and included both theoretical and experimental talks. Recent progress in the understanding of QCD in deep inelastic scattering, e + e − collisions, and in γ and p collisions was discussed. THEORY SUMMARYDuring the parallel sessions of the Hadronic Final States Working Group about forty talks were presented. Out of these, about ten might be classified as theoretical ones. The issues they discussed ranged from instantons to heavy flavour production to higher order QCD calculations. It is therefore understandable how difficult it might be to try to provide an organic summary of such a widespread collection of interesting topics.We shall therefore try to highlight here what we consider to be the main points of the various contributions, leaving the task of properly introducing and explaining the subject to the individual summaries. Such summaries will not be cited explicitly in this section, since they can easily be found in these proceedings under the name of the person who gave the presentation.A common feature can be identified in almost all the talks given. They clearly focus on the need to go beyond standard fixed next-to-leading order (NLO) QCD perturbation theory as the quality of the experimental data demands more accurate theoretical calculations.G. Salam and H. Jung both described phenomenological studies related to the CCFM equation. This is an evolution equation that goes beyond the so-called "multi-Regge" limit of the BFKL equation, and also tries to implement effects due to colour coherence (via angular ordering) and soft particles. As CCFM is harder to solve than BFKL, the question is how similar the predictions of the two approaches are. Salam argued that, with the inclusion of soft effects, BFKL and CCFM can be shown to lead to identical predictions at the leading log level. Differences at sub-leading level, as well as ambiguities in the implementation of the equations at this level, do however remain. Jung described a practical implementation of the CCFM equation in the program SMALLX and showed that a good phenomenological description of both F 2 and forward jets data can be achieved.Small-x logarithms are not the only ones appearing in a QCD perturbative expansion. N. Kidonakis described how to take care of the large logs resulting from soft gluon emissions when final states are produced near threshold. Resummed expressions for these terms have been written some time ago, but until recently it was still unclear how to treat these expressions so that the final result would indeed only contain the resum-

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Solid state laser for photolithography

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Examination of evidence for collinear cluster tri-partition

Examination of evidence for collinear cluster tri-partition

Influence of doping on the properties of vanadium oxide gel films

Progress and problems in QCD — Report from the hadronic final states working group at DIS99

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