By employing a full quantum theory of electron-photon scattering in intense laser fields,we calculate the angularresolved radiation rate of the fundamental wave in Thomson scattering.We investigate the dependence of r...By employing a full quantum theory of electron-photon scattering in intense laser fields,we calculate the angularresolved radiation rate of the fundamental wave in Thomson scattering.We investigate the dependence of radiation rate on Euler angles and elucidate the underlying physical mechanism.The figure-8 profile of the radiation rate within the polarization plane is validated,while its evolution with respect to laser intensity and electron momentum is illustrated.Our findings reveal that in lower-intensity laser fields and for slow electron motion,the angular-resolved radiation rate exhibits distinct dipole emission characteristics.However,significant changes are observed at high laser intensities and/or large electron momenta,leading to pronounced alterations in the angular-resolved radiation rate.Remarkably similar variation patterns can be achieved by proportionally adjusting both laser intensity and electron momentum.展开更多
This work deals with an inverse scattering problem for the Schrodinger operator on a star-shaped graph with one semi-infinite branch.Using the high-frequency asymptotic behaviour of the reflection coefficient,first we...This work deals with an inverse scattering problem for the Schrodinger operator on a star-shaped graph with one semi-infinite branch.Using the high-frequency asymptotic behaviour of the reflection coefficient,first we provide the identifiability of the geometry of this star-shaped graph:the number of edges and their lengths.Under some assumptions on the geometry of the graph,the main result states that the measurement of one reflection coefficient,together with the scattering data corresponding to the infinite branch,associated with Robin boundary conditions at the external nodes of the graph,can uniquely determine the parameters of the boundary conditions and the potentials on the whole interval which is already known in a half-interval.展开更多
Deep learning methods have achieved significant progress in solving partial differential equations.However,when applied to the widely used anisotropic scattering neutron transport equations in reactor engineering,thes...Deep learning methods have achieved significant progress in solving partial differential equations.However,when applied to the widely used anisotropic scattering neutron transport equations in reactor engineering,these encounter significant challenges.To address this issue,this study introduces a multi-antiderivative transformation alternating iterative deep learning method(M-AIM).This method transforms the integral terms of the scattering and fission sources in the transport equation into multiple antiderivative functions corresponding to the integrand,converts the differential-integral form of the transport equation into an exact differential equation,and establishes the necessary constraints for a unique solution.The M-AIM uses multiple deep neural networks to map the unknown angular flux density of transport equations and represents various forms of antiderivative functions.It constructs the corresponding weighted loss functions.By alternating iterative training with deep learning methods applied to these neural networks,the loss is reduced gradually.When the loss decreases to a preset minimum,the neural network approaches a numerical solution for both angular flux density and antiderivative functions.This paper presents a numerical verification of geometries such as flat plates and spheres.It verifies the validity of the theoretical framework and associated methods.The study contributes to the development of novel technical approaches for applying deep learning to solve anisotropic scattering neutron transport equations in reactor engineering.展开更多
Muon scattering tomography(MST) is a powerful noninvasive imaging technique with significant applications in nuclear material detection and security screening.Traditional MST usually relies on the point of closest app...Muon scattering tomography(MST) is a powerful noninvasive imaging technique with significant applications in nuclear material detection and security screening.Traditional MST usually relies on the point of closest approach(PoCA) algorithm to reconstruct images from muon scattering data;however,PoCA often suffers from suboptimal image clarity and resolution.To overcome these challenges,we propose a novel approach that leverages reinforcement learning(RL) to enhance MST reconstruction,termed the μRL-enhanced method.By framing the MST optimization task as an RL problem,we developed an intelligent agent capable of dynamically adjusting the key PoCA parameters.The agent is trained using a multi-objective reward function that guides the optimization toward higher-quality reconstructions.Our experimental results show that theμRL-enhanced method significantly outperforms the traditional PoCA baseline acros s multiple benchmark metrics.Specifically,the proposed approach on average attains a 307% improvement in the intersection over union(IoU),a 79% increase in the structural similarity index measure(SSIM),and a 8.4% enhancement in the peak signal-to-noise ratio(PSNR) across four experiments.Furthermore,when benchmarked against the maximum likelihood scattering and displacement(MLSD)algorithm,the μRL-enhanced method offers modest gains in PS NR and IoU,together with a one-third increase in SSIM.These improvements demonstrate the enhanced reconstruction accuracy and structural fidelity of the μRL-enhanced method,highlighting its potential to advance MST technologies and their applications.展开更多
In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achi...In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achieving color high-resolution imaging through scattering media remains a significant challenge.Here,we propose a broadband,polarization-based method for color high-resolution imaging through scattering media.This approach enables high-resolution reconstruction by effectively separating the speckle illumination pattern from the mixed-scattering field information,leveraging polarization common-mode characteristics.Concurrently,it incorporates chromatic balance compensation to correct spectral aliasing in the scattered light field,enabling color high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.To further optimize color distortion caused by scattering,a compensation strategy combining color constancy and white balance theory is adopted.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method significantly enhances both spatial resolution and color fidelity across various scattering conditions and target materials,showcasing strong adaptability and robustness.This approach provides an effective solution for achieving high-resolution color optical imaging in complex scattering environments.展开更多
Small angle x-ray scattering(SAXS)is an advanced technique for characterizing the particle size distribution(PSD)of nanoparticles.However,the ill-posed nature of inverse problems in SAXS data analysis often reduces th...Small angle x-ray scattering(SAXS)is an advanced technique for characterizing the particle size distribution(PSD)of nanoparticles.However,the ill-posed nature of inverse problems in SAXS data analysis often reduces the accuracy of conventional methods.This article proposes a user-friendly software for PSD analysis,GranuSAS,which employs an algorithm that integrates truncated singular value decomposition(TSVD)with the Chahine method.This approach employs TSVD for data preprocessing,generating a set of initial solutions with noise suppression.A high-quality initial solution is subsequently selected via the L-curve method.This selected candidate solution is then iteratively refined by the Chahine algorithm,enforcing constraints such as non-negativity and improving physical interpretability.Most importantly,GranuSAS employs a parallel architecture that simultaneously yields inversion results from multiple shape models and,by evaluating the accuracy of each model's reconstructed scattering curve,offers a suggestion for model selection in material systems.To systematically validate the accuracy and efficiency of the software,verification was performed using both simulated and experimental datasets.The results demonstrate that the proposed software delivers both satisfactory accuracy and reliable computational efficiency.It provides an easy-to-use and reliable tool for researchers in materials science,helping them fully exploit the potential of SAXS in nanoparticle characterization.展开更多
The quasi-monochromatic,continuously energy-tunable,and high-brightness gamma rays that are produced by an inverse Compton scattering(ICS)light source provide an ideal probe for gamma-ray imaging.However,owing to the ...The quasi-monochromatic,continuously energy-tunable,and high-brightness gamma rays that are produced by an inverse Compton scattering(ICS)light source provide an ideal probe for gamma-ray imaging.However,owing to the influence of the intrinsic energy-angle correlation spectrum of this type of light source,monochromatic computed tomography(CT),especially in the gamma-ray energy region,can only be realized in a low-efficiency manner,similar to first-generation CT.A dual-energy scan scheme with a large imaging field of view(FOV)was developed in this study to improve the imaging efficiency.The effectiveness of this scheme was demonstrated based on the beam parameters of a typical ICS light source using Monte Carlo simulations.By leveraging the principle of basis material decomposition,the influence of the energyangle correlation spectrum on CT reconstruction was corrected,and a monochromatic CT image of the imaging object was accurately reconstructed.Furthermore,the electron density and effective atomic number of the imaging object could be obtained simultaneously.展开更多
The mechanisms of enhancing spin-orbit torque(SOT) have attracted significant attention, particularly regarding the influence of extrinsic scattering mechanisms on SOT efficiency, as they complement intrinsic contribu...The mechanisms of enhancing spin-orbit torque(SOT) have attracted significant attention, particularly regarding the influence of extrinsic scattering mechanisms on SOT efficiency, as they complement intrinsic contributions. In multilayer systems, extrinsic interfacial scattering, along with scattering from defects or impurities inside the materials, plays a crucial role in affecting the SOT efficiency. In this study, we successfully fabricated high-quality epitaxially grown [Ir/Pt]N superlattices with an increasing number of interfaces using a magnetron sputtering system to investigate the contribution of extrinsic interfacial scattering to SOT efficiency. We measured SOT efficiency through spin-torque ferromagnetic resonance methods and determined the spin Hall angle using the spin pumping technique. Additionally, we calculated spin transparency based on the SOT efficiency and spin Hall angle. Our findings indicate that the values of SOT efficiency, spin Hall angle, and spin transparency are enhanced in the superlattice structure compared to Pt, which we attribute to the increase in interfacial scattering.This research offers an effective strategy for designing and fabricating advanced spintronic devices.展开更多
We propose a scheme to achieve nonreciprocal single-photon transmission in a system consisting of a spinning whispering-gallery-mode resonator and a stationary resonator containing a scatterer,both coupled to a one-di...We propose a scheme to achieve nonreciprocal single-photon transmission in a system consisting of a spinning whispering-gallery-mode resonator and a stationary resonator containing a scatterer,both coupled to a one-dimensional waveguide.By tuning the Sagnac-Fizeau shift induced by the spinning resonator,high-contrast nonreciprocal transmission in both forward and backward directions can be realized.Furthermore,we investigate the influences of system parameters including waveguide-resonator coupling strength,inter-mode coupling strengths within two resonators,and inter-cavity coupling strength on nonreciprocal transmissions.The results indicate that the synergistic regulation of these parameters can adjust the position of the nonreciprocal transmission peak and achieve high-contrast nonreciprocal transmission.展开更多
Extreme ultraviolet(EUV)lithography is crucial for advancing semiconductor manufacturing;however,current EUV light sources,such as laser-produced plasma(LPP),have significant limitations,including low energy-conversio...Extreme ultraviolet(EUV)lithography is crucial for advancing semiconductor manufacturing;however,current EUV light sources,such as laser-produced plasma(LPP),have significant limitations,including low energy-conversion efficiency and debris contamination.Various schemes,including optical free-electron laser undulators,have been studied to generate coherent EUV light.However,optical undulators suffer from limited focal lengths,which pose a significant challenge to achieving a higher gain.In this study,a novel approach is proposed that employs a stretched off-axis paraboloid(sOAP)mirror,thus extending the focus distance to the centimeter range while achieving a well-controlled periodic light field.This enables high-intensity 92-eV EUV sources to exceed 1016/s,as demonstrated in the simulations.The proposed setup provides an efficient and powerful solution for advanced applications including semiconductor lithography.展开更多
Stimulated Raman scattering(SRS)under a new ignition path that combines the advantages of direct-drive(DD)and indirect-drive(ID)schemes is investigated experimentally at the Shenguang-100 kJ facility.The results show ...Stimulated Raman scattering(SRS)under a new ignition path that combines the advantages of direct-drive(DD)and indirect-drive(ID)schemes is investigated experimentally at the Shenguang-100 kJ facility.The results show that collective SRS in the plasma produced by ablating a polyimide film is detected for the ID beams,but is suppressed by adding a toe before the main pulse of the ID beams.The toe also strongly influences SRS of both the ID and DD beams excited in the plasma generated in the hohlraum.When a toe is used,the SRS spectra of the DD beams show that SRS tends to be excited in lower plasma density,which will result in a lower risk of super-hot electrons.Measurements of hot electrons support this conclusion.This research will help us produce a better pulse design for this new ignition path.展开更多
A scheme based on irregular V-shaped silicon nanoantennas is proposed to optimize transverse unidirectional scattering under plane wave irradiation.Traditional methods of designing regular shapes offer fewer parameter...A scheme based on irregular V-shaped silicon nanoantennas is proposed to optimize transverse unidirectional scattering under plane wave irradiation.Traditional methods of designing regular shapes offer fewer parameters and higher search efficiency.However,due to the limitations of regular shapes,it is challenging to meet high-precision design requirements.Irregular shape design allows for a broader range of adjustments,but the complexity of shape parameters leads to lower search efficiency and a higher likelihood of converging to local optima.展开更多
Recent experiments at the National Ignition Facility and theoretical modeling suggest that side stimulated Raman scattering(SSRS)instability could reduce laser–plasma coupling and generate considerable fluxes of supr...Recent experiments at the National Ignition Facility and theoretical modeling suggest that side stimulated Raman scattering(SSRS)instability could reduce laser–plasma coupling and generate considerable fluxes of suprathermal hot electrons under interaction conditions envisaged for direct-drive schemes for inertial confinement fusion.Nonetheless,SSRS remains to date one of the least understood parametric instabilities.Here,we report the first angularly and spectrally resolved measurements of scattered light at laser intensities relevant for the shock ignition scheme(I×10^(16)W/cm^(2)),showing significant SSRS growth in the direction perpendicular to the laser polarization.Modification of the focal spot shape and orientation,obtained by using two different random phase plates,and of the density gradient of the plasma,by utilizing exploding foil targets of different thicknesses,clearly reveals a different dependence of backward SRS(BSRS)and SSRS on experimental parameters.While convective BSRS scales with plasma density scale length,as expected by linear theory,the growth of SSRS depends on the spot extension in the direction perpendicular to laser polarization.Our analysis therefore demonstrates that under current experimental conditions,with density scale lengths L_(n)≈60–120μm and spot sizes FWHM≈40–100μm,SSRS is limited by laser beam size rather than by the density scale length of the plasma.展开更多
Transforming a scattering medium into a lens for imaging very simple binary objects is possible;however,it remains challenging to image complex grayscale objects,let alone measure 3D continuous distribution objects.He...Transforming a scattering medium into a lens for imaging very simple binary objects is possible;however,it remains challenging to image complex grayscale objects,let alone measure 3D continuous distribution objects.Here,we propose and demonstrate the use of a ground glass diffuser as a scattering lens for imaging complex grayscale fringes,and we employ it to achieve microscopic structured light 3D imaging(MSL3DI).The ubiquitous property of the speckle patterns permits the exploitation of the scattering medium as an ultra-thin scattering lens with a variable focal length and a flexible working distance for microscale object measurement.The method provides a light,flexible,and cost-effective imaging device as an alternative to microscope objectives or telecentric lenses in conventional MSL3DI systems.We experimentally demonstrate that employing a scattering lens allows us to achieve relatively good phase information and robust 3D imaging from depth measurements,yielding measurement accuracy only marginally lower than that of a telecentric lens,typically within approximately 10μm.Furthermore,the scattering lens demonstrates robust performance even when the imaging distance exceeds the typical working distance of a telecentric lens.The proposed method facilitates the application of scattering imaging techniques,providing a more flexible solution for MSL3DI.展开更多
In this paper,we present some properties of scattering data for the derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation in H^(S)(R)(s≥1/2)starting from the Lax pair.We show that the reciprocal of the transmission coeffici...In this paper,we present some properties of scattering data for the derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation in H^(S)(R)(s≥1/2)starting from the Lax pair.We show that the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient can be expressed as the sum of some iterative integrals,and its logarithm can be written as the sum of some connected iterative integrals.We provide the asymptotic properties of the first few iterative integrals of the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient.Moreover,we provide some regularity properties of the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient related to scattering data in H^(S)(R).展开更多
Passive imaging through intense atmospheric scattering is a critical yet formidable challenge in optical imaging,with profound implications across various applications.Conventional cameras struggle under severe scatte...Passive imaging through intense atmospheric scattering is a critical yet formidable challenge in optical imaging,with profound implications across various applications.Conventional cameras struggle under severe scattering conditions,fundamentally limiting their effectiveness.We propose a groundbreaking directional atmospheric scattering model that revolutionizes passive imaging capabilities,converting a conventional camera to a super-camera.The model precisely characterizes directional photon propagation through scattering media,transforming this historically ill-posed problem into a well-posed solution,based on which a 4D spatial-angular scattering reconstruction method is proposed,which leverages both ballistic photons and directionally resolved scattered light,without relying on any scene-specific priors,to achieve unprecedented passive imaging performance enabling color imaging through over 12 transport mean free paths at distances up to 1.76 km.Our system recovers targets contributing as little as 0.00016%of the total detected signal,enhancing a standard camera’s signal recovery capacity by nearly 200×.To validate our approach,we introduce the first-ever real-world multiperspective scattering dataset,providing a critical benchmark for future research.We mark a paradigm shift in passive imaging,offering transformative potential for real-world applications under extreme atmospheric scattering conditions.展开更多
Gas targets have been used to measure the scattering length in neutron-proton(n-p)scattering experiments.Changes in electron dynamics within the gas target have a negligible effect on the dynamics of nucleons.However,...Gas targets have been used to measure the scattering length in neutron-proton(n-p)scattering experiments.Changes in electron dynamics within the gas target have a negligible effect on the dynamics of nucleons.However,electron dynamics are sensitively related to the specific form of the n-p interaction during the scattering process.We propose a theoretical approach to explore electron dynamics and determine the parameters of the n-p interaction.This approach is based on a three-body scattering process involving a neutron,a proton and an electron.Numerical results indicate significant differences in electron dynamics with varying values of n-p interaction parameters,providing additional information beyond scattering cross-sections to accurately determine these parameters.展开更多
After one century of nuclear physics, the anomalous Rutherford scattering remains a puzzle: its underlying fundamental laws are still missing. The only presently recognized electromagnetic interaction in a nucleus is ...After one century of nuclear physics, the anomalous Rutherford scattering remains a puzzle: its underlying fundamental laws are still missing. The only presently recognized electromagnetic interaction in a nucleus is the so-called Coulomb electric force, in 1/r, only positive thus repulsive in official nuclear physics, explaining the Rutherford scattering at low kinetic energy of the impacting alpha particles. At high kinetic energy the Rutherford scattering formula doesn’t work, thus called “anomalous scattering”. I have discovered that, to solve the problem, it needs only to replace, at high kinetic energy, the Coulomb repulsive electric potential in 1/r, by the also repulsive magnetic Poisson potential in 1/r<sup>3</sup>. In log-log coordinates, one observes two straight lines of slopes, respectively −2 and −6. They correspond with the −1 and −3 exponents of the only repulsive electric and magnetic interactions, multiplied by 2 due to the cross-sections. Both Rutherford (normal and anomalous) scattering have been calculated electromagnetically. No attractive force needed.展开更多
Glucose molecules are of great significance being one of the most important molecules in metabolic chain.However,due to the small Raman scattering cross-section and weak/non-adsorption on bare metals,accurately obtain...Glucose molecules are of great significance being one of the most important molecules in metabolic chain.However,due to the small Raman scattering cross-section and weak/non-adsorption on bare metals,accurately obtaining their"fingerprint information"remains a huge obstacle.Herein,we developed a tip-enhanced Raman scattering(TERS)technique to address this challenge.Adopting an optical fiber radial vector mode internally illuminates the plasmonic fiber tip to effectively suppress the background noise while generating a strong electric-field enhanced tip hotspot.Furthermore,the tip hotspot approaching the glucose molecules was manipulated via the shear-force feedback to provide more freedom for selecting substrates.Consequently,our TERS technique achieves the visualization of all Raman modes of glucose molecules within spectral window of 400-3200 cm^(-1),which is not achievable through the far-field/surface-enhanced Raman,or the existing TERS techniques.Our TERS technique offers a powerful tool for accurately identifying Raman scattering of molecules,paving the way for biomolecular analysis.展开更多
High-resolution seeing through complex scattering media such as turbid water,biological tissues,and mist is a significant challenge because the strong scattering scrambles the light paths and forms the scattering wall...High-resolution seeing through complex scattering media such as turbid water,biological tissues,and mist is a significant challenge because the strong scattering scrambles the light paths and forms the scattering wall.We propose an active polarized iterative optimization approach for high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.By acquiring a series of sub-polarized images,we can capture the diverse pattern-illuminated images with various high-frequency component information caused by the Brownian motion of complex scattering materials,which are processed using the common-mode rejection of polarization characteristics to extract target information from scattering medium information.Following that,our computational reconstruction technique employs an iterative optimization algorithm that commences with patternilluminated Fourier ptychography for reconstructing the high-resolution scene.It is extremely important that our approach for high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media is not limited by priori information and optical memory effect.The proposed approach is suitable for not only dynamic but also static scattering media,which may find applications in the biomedicine field,such as skin abnormalities,non-invasive blood flow,and superficial tumors.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.12074261)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai(Grant No.20ZR1441600)。
文摘By employing a full quantum theory of electron-photon scattering in intense laser fields,we calculate the angularresolved radiation rate of the fundamental wave in Thomson scattering.We investigate the dependence of radiation rate on Euler angles and elucidate the underlying physical mechanism.The figure-8 profile of the radiation rate within the polarization plane is validated,while its evolution with respect to laser intensity and electron momentum is illustrated.Our findings reveal that in lower-intensity laser fields and for slow electron motion,the angular-resolved radiation rate exhibits distinct dipole emission characteristics.However,significant changes are observed at high laser intensities and/or large electron momenta,leading to pronounced alterations in the angular-resolved radiation rate.Remarkably similar variation patterns can be achieved by proportionally adjusting both laser intensity and electron momentum.
文摘This work deals with an inverse scattering problem for the Schrodinger operator on a star-shaped graph with one semi-infinite branch.Using the high-frequency asymptotic behaviour of the reflection coefficient,first we provide the identifiability of the geometry of this star-shaped graph:the number of edges and their lengths.Under some assumptions on the geometry of the graph,the main result states that the measurement of one reflection coefficient,together with the scattering data corresponding to the infinite branch,associated with Robin boundary conditions at the external nodes of the graph,can uniquely determine the parameters of the boundary conditions and the potentials on the whole interval which is already known in a half-interval.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12575189)。
文摘Deep learning methods have achieved significant progress in solving partial differential equations.However,when applied to the widely used anisotropic scattering neutron transport equations in reactor engineering,these encounter significant challenges.To address this issue,this study introduces a multi-antiderivative transformation alternating iterative deep learning method(M-AIM).This method transforms the integral terms of the scattering and fission sources in the transport equation into multiple antiderivative functions corresponding to the integrand,converts the differential-integral form of the transport equation into an exact differential equation,and establishes the necessary constraints for a unique solution.The M-AIM uses multiple deep neural networks to map the unknown angular flux density of transport equations and represents various forms of antiderivative functions.It constructs the corresponding weighted loss functions.By alternating iterative training with deep learning methods applied to these neural networks,the loss is reduced gradually.When the loss decreases to a preset minimum,the neural network approaches a numerical solution for both angular flux density and antiderivative functions.This paper presents a numerical verification of geometries such as flat plates and spheres.It verifies the validity of the theoretical framework and associated methods.The study contributes to the development of novel technical approaches for applying deep learning to solve anisotropic scattering neutron transport equations in reactor engineering.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.12222502)。
文摘Muon scattering tomography(MST) is a powerful noninvasive imaging technique with significant applications in nuclear material detection and security screening.Traditional MST usually relies on the point of closest approach(PoCA) algorithm to reconstruct images from muon scattering data;however,PoCA often suffers from suboptimal image clarity and resolution.To overcome these challenges,we propose a novel approach that leverages reinforcement learning(RL) to enhance MST reconstruction,termed the μRL-enhanced method.By framing the MST optimization task as an RL problem,we developed an intelligent agent capable of dynamically adjusting the key PoCA parameters.The agent is trained using a multi-objective reward function that guides the optimization toward higher-quality reconstructions.Our experimental results show that theμRL-enhanced method significantly outperforms the traditional PoCA baseline acros s multiple benchmark metrics.Specifically,the proposed approach on average attains a 307% improvement in the intersection over union(IoU),a 79% increase in the structural similarity index measure(SSIM),and a 8.4% enhancement in the peak signal-to-noise ratio(PSNR) across four experiments.Furthermore,when benchmarked against the maximum likelihood scattering and displacement(MLSD)algorithm,the μRL-enhanced method offers modest gains in PS NR and IoU,together with a one-third increase in SSIM.These improvements demonstrate the enhanced reconstruction accuracy and structural fidelity of the μRL-enhanced method,highlighting its potential to advance MST technologies and their applications.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 62405231, 62405235, and 62575229)the National Key Laboratory of Space Target Awareness (Grant Nos. STA2024KGL0203, STA2024ZCA0203, and STA-24-04-05)+3 种基金the Beijing Key Laboratory of Advanced Optical Remote Sensing Technology (Grant No. AORS202405)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Grant No. 2024M762527)the Shaanxi Province High-level Innovation and Entrepreneurship Talent Program (Grant No. H02439005)the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi (Grant Nos. S2024-JC-JCQN-60, S2025-JCQYTS-0107, and 2025JC-QYCX-05)。
文摘In complex media scattering,multiple scattering severely degrades the optical wavefront and results in blurred images,while the spectral distortion caused by the scattering effect leads to severe color distortion.Achieving color high-resolution imaging through scattering media remains a significant challenge.Here,we propose a broadband,polarization-based method for color high-resolution imaging through scattering media.This approach enables high-resolution reconstruction by effectively separating the speckle illumination pattern from the mixed-scattering field information,leveraging polarization common-mode characteristics.Concurrently,it incorporates chromatic balance compensation to correct spectral aliasing in the scattered light field,enabling color high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.To further optimize color distortion caused by scattering,a compensation strategy combining color constancy and white balance theory is adopted.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method significantly enhances both spatial resolution and color fidelity across various scattering conditions and target materials,showcasing strong adaptability and robustness.This approach provides an effective solution for achieving high-resolution color optical imaging in complex scattering environments.
基金Project supported by the Project of the Anhui Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.2308085MA19)Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDA0410401)+2 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52202120)the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2023YFA1609800)USTC Research Funds of the Double First-Class Initiative(Grant No.YD2310002013)。
文摘Small angle x-ray scattering(SAXS)is an advanced technique for characterizing the particle size distribution(PSD)of nanoparticles.However,the ill-posed nature of inverse problems in SAXS data analysis often reduces the accuracy of conventional methods.This article proposes a user-friendly software for PSD analysis,GranuSAS,which employs an algorithm that integrates truncated singular value decomposition(TSVD)with the Chahine method.This approach employs TSVD for data preprocessing,generating a set of initial solutions with noise suppression.A high-quality initial solution is subsequently selected via the L-curve method.This selected candidate solution is then iteratively refined by the Chahine algorithm,enforcing constraints such as non-negativity and improving physical interpretability.Most importantly,GranuSAS employs a parallel architecture that simultaneously yields inversion results from multiple shape models and,by evaluating the accuracy of each model's reconstructed scattering curve,offers a suggestion for model selection in material systems.To systematically validate the accuracy and efficiency of the software,verification was performed using both simulated and experimental datasets.The results demonstrate that the proposed software delivers both satisfactory accuracy and reliable computational efficiency.It provides an easy-to-use and reliable tool for researchers in materials science,helping them fully exploit the potential of SAXS in nanoparticle characterization.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12375157,12027902,and 11905011)。
文摘The quasi-monochromatic,continuously energy-tunable,and high-brightness gamma rays that are produced by an inverse Compton scattering(ICS)light source provide an ideal probe for gamma-ray imaging.However,owing to the influence of the intrinsic energy-angle correlation spectrum of this type of light source,monochromatic computed tomography(CT),especially in the gamma-ray energy region,can only be realized in a low-efficiency manner,similar to first-generation CT.A dual-energy scan scheme with a large imaging field of view(FOV)was developed in this study to improve the imaging efficiency.The effectiveness of this scheme was demonstrated based on the beam parameters of a typical ICS light source using Monte Carlo simulations.By leveraging the principle of basis material decomposition,the influence of the energyangle correlation spectrum on CT reconstruction was corrected,and a monochromatic CT image of the imaging object was accurately reconstructed.Furthermore,the electron density and effective atomic number of the imaging object could be obtained simultaneously.
基金financially supported by the Science Center of the National Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 52088101)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 52161160334, 12274437, 12174426, and 52271237)+1 种基金the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Project for Young Scientists in Basic Research No. YSBR-084the CAS Youth Interdisciplinary Team。
文摘The mechanisms of enhancing spin-orbit torque(SOT) have attracted significant attention, particularly regarding the influence of extrinsic scattering mechanisms on SOT efficiency, as they complement intrinsic contributions. In multilayer systems, extrinsic interfacial scattering, along with scattering from defects or impurities inside the materials, plays a crucial role in affecting the SOT efficiency. In this study, we successfully fabricated high-quality epitaxially grown [Ir/Pt]N superlattices with an increasing number of interfaces using a magnetron sputtering system to investigate the contribution of extrinsic interfacial scattering to SOT efficiency. We measured SOT efficiency through spin-torque ferromagnetic resonance methods and determined the spin Hall angle using the spin pumping technique. Additionally, we calculated spin transparency based on the SOT efficiency and spin Hall angle. Our findings indicate that the values of SOT efficiency, spin Hall angle, and spin transparency are enhanced in the superlattice structure compared to Pt, which we attribute to the increase in interfacial scattering.This research offers an effective strategy for designing and fabricating advanced spintronic devices.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(12064045)。
文摘We propose a scheme to achieve nonreciprocal single-photon transmission in a system consisting of a spinning whispering-gallery-mode resonator and a stationary resonator containing a scatterer,both coupled to a one-dimensional waveguide.By tuning the Sagnac-Fizeau shift induced by the spinning resonator,high-contrast nonreciprocal transmission in both forward and backward directions can be realized.Furthermore,we investigate the influences of system parameters including waveguide-resonator coupling strength,inter-mode coupling strengths within two resonators,and inter-cavity coupling strength on nonreciprocal transmissions.The results indicate that the synergistic regulation of these parameters can adjust the position of the nonreciprocal transmission peak and achieve high-contrast nonreciprocal transmission.
基金supported in part by the National Key R&D Program of China(No.2023YFA1606900)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Nos.12235003 and 12447106).
文摘Extreme ultraviolet(EUV)lithography is crucial for advancing semiconductor manufacturing;however,current EUV light sources,such as laser-produced plasma(LPP),have significant limitations,including low energy-conversion efficiency and debris contamination.Various schemes,including optical free-electron laser undulators,have been studied to generate coherent EUV light.However,optical undulators suffer from limited focal lengths,which pose a significant challenge to achieving a higher gain.In this study,a novel approach is proposed that employs a stretched off-axis paraboloid(sOAP)mirror,thus extending the focus distance to the centimeter range while achieving a well-controlled periodic light field.This enables high-intensity 92-eV EUV sources to exceed 1016/s,as demonstrated in the simulations.The proposed setup provides an efficient and powerful solution for advanced applications including semiconductor lithography.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12205274,12275251,12105270,12205272,12305262,and 12035002)the National Key Laboratory of Plasma Physics(Grant No.JCKYS2024212803)+2 种基金the Fund of the National Key Laboratory of Plasma Physics(Grant No.6142A04230103)the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant No.2023YFA1608400)the National Security Academic Fund(Grant No.U2430207).
文摘Stimulated Raman scattering(SRS)under a new ignition path that combines the advantages of direct-drive(DD)and indirect-drive(ID)schemes is investigated experimentally at the Shenguang-100 kJ facility.The results show that collective SRS in the plasma produced by ablating a polyimide film is detected for the ID beams,but is suppressed by adding a toe before the main pulse of the ID beams.The toe also strongly influences SRS of both the ID and DD beams excited in the plasma generated in the hohlraum.When a toe is used,the SRS spectra of the DD beams show that SRS tends to be excited in lower plasma density,which will result in a lower risk of super-hot electrons.Measurements of hot electrons support this conclusion.This research will help us produce a better pulse design for this new ignition path.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.62475121 and 62335012)。
文摘A scheme based on irregular V-shaped silicon nanoantennas is proposed to optimize transverse unidirectional scattering under plane wave irradiation.Traditional methods of designing regular shapes offer fewer parameters and higher search efficiency.However,due to the limitations of regular shapes,it is challenging to meet high-precision design requirements.Irregular shape design allows for a broader range of adjustments,but the complexity of shape parameters leads to lower search efficiency and a higher likelihood of converging to local optima.
基金financial support from the LASERLAB-EUROPE Access to Research Infrastructure Activity (Application No. 23068)carried out within the framework of EUROfusion Enabling Research Projects AWP21-ENR-01-CEA02 and AWP24-ENR-IFE-02-CEA-02+3 种基金received funding from Euratom Research and Training Programme 2021–2025 under Grant No. 633053supported by the Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic [Project No. LM2023068 (PALS RI)]by the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant Nos. XDA25030200 and XDA25010100)supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) through Action CA21128 PROBONO (PROton BOron Nuclear Fusion: from energy production to medical applicatiOns)
文摘Recent experiments at the National Ignition Facility and theoretical modeling suggest that side stimulated Raman scattering(SSRS)instability could reduce laser–plasma coupling and generate considerable fluxes of suprathermal hot electrons under interaction conditions envisaged for direct-drive schemes for inertial confinement fusion.Nonetheless,SSRS remains to date one of the least understood parametric instabilities.Here,we report the first angularly and spectrally resolved measurements of scattered light at laser intensities relevant for the shock ignition scheme(I×10^(16)W/cm^(2)),showing significant SSRS growth in the direction perpendicular to the laser polarization.Modification of the focal spot shape and orientation,obtained by using two different random phase plates,and of the density gradient of the plasma,by utilizing exploding foil targets of different thicknesses,clearly reveals a different dependence of backward SRS(BSRS)and SSRS on experimental parameters.While convective BSRS scales with plasma density scale length,as expected by linear theory,the growth of SSRS depends on the spot extension in the direction perpendicular to laser polarization.Our analysis therefore demonstrates that under current experimental conditions,with density scale lengths L_(n)≈60–120μm and spot sizes FWHM≈40–100μm,SSRS is limited by laser beam size rather than by the density scale length of the plasma.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62275188 and 62505216)the Central Guidance on Local Science and Technology Development Fund(Grant No.YDZJSX2024D019)+1 种基金the International Scientific and Technological Cooperative Project in Shanxi Province(Grant No.202104041101009)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province of China through Research Project(Grant No.20210302123195).
文摘Transforming a scattering medium into a lens for imaging very simple binary objects is possible;however,it remains challenging to image complex grayscale objects,let alone measure 3D continuous distribution objects.Here,we propose and demonstrate the use of a ground glass diffuser as a scattering lens for imaging complex grayscale fringes,and we employ it to achieve microscopic structured light 3D imaging(MSL3DI).The ubiquitous property of the speckle patterns permits the exploitation of the scattering medium as an ultra-thin scattering lens with a variable focal length and a flexible working distance for microscale object measurement.The method provides a light,flexible,and cost-effective imaging device as an alternative to microscope objectives or telecentric lenses in conventional MSL3DI systems.We experimentally demonstrate that employing a scattering lens allows us to achieve relatively good phase information and robust 3D imaging from depth measurements,yielding measurement accuracy only marginally lower than that of a telecentric lens,typically within approximately 10μm.Furthermore,the scattering lens demonstrates robust performance even when the imaging distance exceeds the typical working distance of a telecentric lens.The proposed method facilitates the application of scattering imaging techniques,providing a more flexible solution for MSL3DI.
基金W.W.was supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2023M741992)Z.Y.was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11925108).
文摘In this paper,we present some properties of scattering data for the derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation in H^(S)(R)(s≥1/2)starting from the Lax pair.We show that the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient can be expressed as the sum of some iterative integrals,and its logarithm can be written as the sum of some connected iterative integrals.We provide the asymptotic properties of the first few iterative integrals of the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient.Moreover,we provide some regularity properties of the reciprocal of the transmission coefficient related to scattering data in H^(S)(R).
基金supported by the Shenzhen Science and Technology Project,China(Grant No.KCXFZ20240903094301003).
文摘Passive imaging through intense atmospheric scattering is a critical yet formidable challenge in optical imaging,with profound implications across various applications.Conventional cameras struggle under severe scattering conditions,fundamentally limiting their effectiveness.We propose a groundbreaking directional atmospheric scattering model that revolutionizes passive imaging capabilities,converting a conventional camera to a super-camera.The model precisely characterizes directional photon propagation through scattering media,transforming this historically ill-posed problem into a well-posed solution,based on which a 4D spatial-angular scattering reconstruction method is proposed,which leverages both ballistic photons and directionally resolved scattered light,without relying on any scene-specific priors,to achieve unprecedented passive imaging performance enabling color imaging through over 12 transport mean free paths at distances up to 1.76 km.Our system recovers targets contributing as little as 0.00016%of the total detected signal,enhancing a standard camera’s signal recovery capacity by nearly 200×.To validate our approach,we introduce the first-ever real-world multiperspective scattering dataset,providing a critical benchmark for future research.We mark a paradigm shift in passive imaging,offering transformative potential for real-world applications under extreme atmospheric scattering conditions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12088101 and No.U2330401)。
文摘Gas targets have been used to measure the scattering length in neutron-proton(n-p)scattering experiments.Changes in electron dynamics within the gas target have a negligible effect on the dynamics of nucleons.However,electron dynamics are sensitively related to the specific form of the n-p interaction during the scattering process.We propose a theoretical approach to explore electron dynamics and determine the parameters of the n-p interaction.This approach is based on a three-body scattering process involving a neutron,a proton and an electron.Numerical results indicate significant differences in electron dynamics with varying values of n-p interaction parameters,providing additional information beyond scattering cross-sections to accurately determine these parameters.
文摘After one century of nuclear physics, the anomalous Rutherford scattering remains a puzzle: its underlying fundamental laws are still missing. The only presently recognized electromagnetic interaction in a nucleus is the so-called Coulomb electric force, in 1/r, only positive thus repulsive in official nuclear physics, explaining the Rutherford scattering at low kinetic energy of the impacting alpha particles. At high kinetic energy the Rutherford scattering formula doesn’t work, thus called “anomalous scattering”. I have discovered that, to solve the problem, it needs only to replace, at high kinetic energy, the Coulomb repulsive electric potential in 1/r, by the also repulsive magnetic Poisson potential in 1/r<sup>3</sup>. In log-log coordinates, one observes two straight lines of slopes, respectively −2 and −6. They correspond with the −1 and −3 exponents of the only repulsive electric and magnetic interactions, multiplied by 2 due to the cross-sections. Both Rutherford (normal and anomalous) scattering have been calculated electromagnetically. No attractive force needed.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(12374358,91950207)Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation(2024A1515010420).
文摘Glucose molecules are of great significance being one of the most important molecules in metabolic chain.However,due to the small Raman scattering cross-section and weak/non-adsorption on bare metals,accurately obtaining their"fingerprint information"remains a huge obstacle.Herein,we developed a tip-enhanced Raman scattering(TERS)technique to address this challenge.Adopting an optical fiber radial vector mode internally illuminates the plasmonic fiber tip to effectively suppress the background noise while generating a strong electric-field enhanced tip hotspot.Furthermore,the tip hotspot approaching the glucose molecules was manipulated via the shear-force feedback to provide more freedom for selecting substrates.Consequently,our TERS technique achieves the visualization of all Raman modes of glucose molecules within spectral window of 400-3200 cm^(-1),which is not achievable through the far-field/surface-enhanced Raman,or the existing TERS techniques.Our TERS technique offers a powerful tool for accurately identifying Raman scattering of molecules,paving the way for biomolecular analysis.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62205259,62075175,62105254,and 62375212)the National Key Laboratory of Infrared Detection Technologies(Grant No.IRDT-23-06)+1 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant Nos.XJSJ24028,XJS222202,ZYTS24097,and ZYTS24095)the Open Research Fund of Beijing Key Laboratory of Advanced Optical Remote Sensing Technology.
文摘High-resolution seeing through complex scattering media such as turbid water,biological tissues,and mist is a significant challenge because the strong scattering scrambles the light paths and forms the scattering wall.We propose an active polarized iterative optimization approach for high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media.By acquiring a series of sub-polarized images,we can capture the diverse pattern-illuminated images with various high-frequency component information caused by the Brownian motion of complex scattering materials,which are processed using the common-mode rejection of polarization characteristics to extract target information from scattering medium information.Following that,our computational reconstruction technique employs an iterative optimization algorithm that commences with patternilluminated Fourier ptychography for reconstructing the high-resolution scene.It is extremely important that our approach for high-resolution imaging through complex scattering media is not limited by priori information and optical memory effect.The proposed approach is suitable for not only dynamic but also static scattering media,which may find applications in the biomedicine field,such as skin abnormalities,non-invasive blood flow,and superficial tumors.
