Vol. 51, No. 2 (2002)
2002-01-20
GENERAL
										2002, 51 (2): 201-204.
										doi: 10.7498/aps.51.201
											
										
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									Explicitcalculationshowsthatthezeroorderofquantummechanicalmatrixelementsofhydrogenatom’sinverseradiusinthequasi classicalcaseareHeisenbergmatrixelements,andthefirst ordertermplaysarolewhenthedifferencebetweentheprincipalquantumnumbersislarge .Intheclassicallimit,quantummechanicalresultsareidenticaltoHeisenbergones
								
								
								
							
										2002, 51 (2): 228-234.
										doi: 10.7498/aps.51.228
											
										
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									Thesurfaceroughnessdependenceoftheopticalfieldatuocorrelationfunctionandtheintensityautocorrelationfunctionofthespecklepattern ,producedinthefarfieldundertheilluminationofaGaussianbeam ,hasbeentheoreticallyinvestigatedwiththeassumptionthattheirregularitiesofthetargetsurfacesarelargerthanthelaserwavelength.Analyticalexpressionsforthefirst andsecond ordermomentsoftheintensityhavebeenderived,andthesizeofthespecklecellhasbeencomputed.Theanalysisindicatesthatthemeanintensityofthespecklepatternsiscloselyrelatedtotheratioofthelateralcorrelationlengthtothesurfaceroot mean squareheightofthesurface.Whereasthesizeofthespecklecellandthecorrelationdegreeofthespeckleintensitiesareshowntobeindependentoftheparameterscharacterizingtheroughnessofasurface,andonlydeterminedbythela serbeamwaist.
								
								
								
							ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS
CLASSICAL AREA OF PHENOMENOLOGY
PHYSICS OF GASES, PLASMAS, AND ELECTRIC DISCHARGES
CONDENSED MATTER: STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND THERMAL PROPERTIES
										2002, 51 (2): 332-336.
										doi: 10.7498/aps.51.332
											
										
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									WehavemeasuredthetransformationtemperatureofNi52 . 2 Mn2 3 . 8Ga2 4singlecrystallinesamplebyvariousmethods,suchasDSC ,magnetization ,acmagneticsusceptibility,dcresistance,andtransformationstrain .Comparingtheexperimentalresultsbetweeneachother,wefoundthat,duetothedifferentphysicalmechanism ,variousmeasuringmethodswillgivedifferentmar tensitictransformationtemperatures.Basedontheseobservations,wesuggestamulti steplatticedeformationforthetransforma tionofNiMnGa,whichissimilartotheG Trelation .ThewholeprocessoftransformationcanbeobservedbyDSCandR Tmea surements ,whilethemagneticmeasurementsisonlysensitivetotheformationofmartensiticlattices.Themeasurementontrans formationstrainisnotsoreliableforthetransformationtemperatureastheothermeasurements,butitreallyreflectsthesituationofthesub structures,suchastwinboundaries,variantsanddefectsinthematerial.
								
								
								
							

 
					 
		         
	         
  
 
 
										