The lowest order mass for a KK graviton, as a non-zero product of two branes interacting via a situation similar to Steinhardt’s ekpyrotic universe is obtained, as to an alternative to the present dogma specifying th...The lowest order mass for a KK graviton, as a non-zero product of two branes interacting via a situation similar to Steinhardt’s ekpyrotic universe is obtained, as to an alternative to the present dogma specifying that gravitons must be massless. The relative positions as to the branes give a dynamical picture as to how lowest order KK gravitons could be affected by contraction and then subsequent expansion. Initially we have bulk gravitons as a vacuum state. The massless condition is just one solution to a Stern Liuouville operator equation we discuss, which with a non-zero lowest order mass for a KK graviton permits modeling of gravitons via a dynamical Casmir effect which we generalize using Ruser and Duerrer’s 2007 work. In particular the blue spectrum for (massless gravitons), is revisited, with consequences for observational astrophysics.展开更多
In gemmology,the term“Alexandrite effect”is used to describe colour change phenomenon when a gemstone is observed under different light sources,usually between daylight and incandescent light.The definition of the A...In gemmology,the term“Alexandrite effect”is used to describe colour change phenomenon when a gemstone is observed under different light sources,usually between daylight and incandescent light.The definition of the Alexandrite effect is constantly being broadened with new discovery of gem resource.The traditional definition of the Alexandrite effect attributing the colour change phenomenon to the presence of two maximum transmission regions and a maximum absorption region in the absorption spectra.In this study,7 blue spinels and 5 blue gemstones(including tanzanite,kyanite,fluorite,and 2 sapphires)showing the Alexandrite effect were investigated.The goal is to explain the cause of blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect and the spectral features causing such colour change.In the UV-Vis spectra,all samples showed a maximum absorption peak in the range of 534-610 nm,within the green region to orange region.The traditional explanation of green to red Alexandrite effect required a transmission window in the red region;however,some of our samples did not show this transmission window and the blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect was still visible.Therefore,it is incomplete to explain the mechanism of the Alexandrite effect according to their characteristic absorption spectra,a systematic study based on modern colour science and colour perception in human vision is required to elucidate the blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect.展开更多
The optical properties of GaN-based blue light-emitting diodes(LEDs)are extremely important to study as these LEDs are utilized in a great many industries due to their excellent qualities,including high brightness,hig...The optical properties of GaN-based blue light-emitting diodes(LEDs)are extremely important to study as these LEDs are utilized in a great many industries due to their excellent qualities,including high brightness,high energy efficiency,low energy consumption,and rapid reaction time.In this paper,Silvaco TCAD simulation software is used to do two-dimensional modeling and simulation of a GaN-based blue single quantum well vertical structure LED,with an emphasis on varied forward voltages,In components in InGaN,and quantum well thickness.The volt-ampere characteristic curve is compared and evaluated,as well as the energy band structure,carrier concentration,radiation recombination efficiency,electroluminescence spectrum,and internal current density distribution.The results show that when the forward voltage is 3.5V and the thickness of the quantum well is constant,the luminescence spectrum will show a red shift with the increase of the In content in the quantum well,and the luminescence spectrum will also show a red shift when the thickness of the quantum well is increased.However,when the quantum well thickness and In component are kept constant,the luminescence spectrum appears a red shift with increasing forward voltage.展开更多
文摘The lowest order mass for a KK graviton, as a non-zero product of two branes interacting via a situation similar to Steinhardt’s ekpyrotic universe is obtained, as to an alternative to the present dogma specifying that gravitons must be massless. The relative positions as to the branes give a dynamical picture as to how lowest order KK gravitons could be affected by contraction and then subsequent expansion. Initially we have bulk gravitons as a vacuum state. The massless condition is just one solution to a Stern Liuouville operator equation we discuss, which with a non-zero lowest order mass for a KK graviton permits modeling of gravitons via a dynamical Casmir effect which we generalize using Ruser and Duerrer’s 2007 work. In particular the blue spectrum for (massless gravitons), is revisited, with consequences for observational astrophysics.
基金This research was funded by the Youth Foundation Project,Basic and Applied Research Foundation of Guangdong Province of China(2022A1515110780)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2023M743293)China Univerisity of Geosciences(Wuhan)Gemmological Institute research project(GICTXM-04-S202103).
文摘In gemmology,the term“Alexandrite effect”is used to describe colour change phenomenon when a gemstone is observed under different light sources,usually between daylight and incandescent light.The definition of the Alexandrite effect is constantly being broadened with new discovery of gem resource.The traditional definition of the Alexandrite effect attributing the colour change phenomenon to the presence of two maximum transmission regions and a maximum absorption region in the absorption spectra.In this study,7 blue spinels and 5 blue gemstones(including tanzanite,kyanite,fluorite,and 2 sapphires)showing the Alexandrite effect were investigated.The goal is to explain the cause of blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect and the spectral features causing such colour change.In the UV-Vis spectra,all samples showed a maximum absorption peak in the range of 534-610 nm,within the green region to orange region.The traditional explanation of green to red Alexandrite effect required a transmission window in the red region;however,some of our samples did not show this transmission window and the blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect was still visible.Therefore,it is incomplete to explain the mechanism of the Alexandrite effect according to their characteristic absorption spectra,a systematic study based on modern colour science and colour perception in human vision is required to elucidate the blue-to-violet Alexandrite effect.
文摘The optical properties of GaN-based blue light-emitting diodes(LEDs)are extremely important to study as these LEDs are utilized in a great many industries due to their excellent qualities,including high brightness,high energy efficiency,low energy consumption,and rapid reaction time.In this paper,Silvaco TCAD simulation software is used to do two-dimensional modeling and simulation of a GaN-based blue single quantum well vertical structure LED,with an emphasis on varied forward voltages,In components in InGaN,and quantum well thickness.The volt-ampere characteristic curve is compared and evaluated,as well as the energy band structure,carrier concentration,radiation recombination efficiency,electroluminescence spectrum,and internal current density distribution.The results show that when the forward voltage is 3.5V and the thickness of the quantum well is constant,the luminescence spectrum will show a red shift with the increase of the In content in the quantum well,and the luminescence spectrum will also show a red shift when the thickness of the quantum well is increased.However,when the quantum well thickness and In component are kept constant,the luminescence spectrum appears a red shift with increasing forward voltage.
