


Vol 88, No 7 (2024)
Luminescence and Laser Physics
Nonlocal effects in the method of integral equations of the theory of liquids
Abstract
The Ornstein-Zernike integral equations for thermodynamically equilibrium liquids are considered, considering irreducible diagrams. An algorithm for calculating the first irreducible diagram is formulated for a spatially homogeneous fluid. For liquids bordering a solid surface, an equation is obtained that implicitly considers all irreducible diagrams.



Nonlinear excitation of luminescence of wide-gap crystals by femtosecond laser emission
Abstract
The features of nonlinear excitation of photoluminescence of wide-gap crystals by femtosecond laser emission have been studied. It has been established that during multiphoton ionization of the intrinsic substance of crystals, the excitation of intrinsic 2pO2– valence photoluminescence has a long-wave threshold. The photoluminescence yield of impurities, excited by the capture of induced band electrons and holes during the nonlinear ionization of a substance, reaches saturation with increasing intensity of femtosecond laser pulses.



About the precursors defects influence on structural and optical properties of borosilicate glass containing rare-earth ions
Abstract
The results of an analysis of the structural and luminescent properties of Ce, Gd codoped aluminoborosilicate glasses are presented. It is shown that the luminescence intensity of oxygen-deficient centers increases with the simultaneous embedding of Ce, Gd ions and changes non-linearly with their concentration. This phenomenon correlates with the process of non-linear change of the glass polymerization and the number of highly symmetrical positions of Gd3+-ions. The codoping effect is explained by the coexistence of different structural positions of codopant ions in the aluminoborosilicate glass matrix and their interaction with intrinsic defects of the glass matrix.



Limits of laser cooling of light alkaline metals in polychromatic light field
Abstract
A model has been developed for laser cooling of alkali atoms in a polychromatic field, considering the real structure of atomic levels. The model was tested on the example of the 6Li atom. The minimum achievable temperatures of laser cooling of light alkali atoms are studied for different polarizations of the light field components, and the possibility of cooling below the Doppler limit is shown.



Kinetics and quantum trajectories of luminescence intensity of single-color centers in sodium fluoride crystals
Abstract
For the first time we studied the single-color centers in sodium fluoride crystals. The quantum intensity trajectories of three types of luminescence centers emitting in the visible region of the spectrum were observed; one of which is the F3+-center. The blinking of quantum trajectories is caused by transitions of the centers from the excited singlet state to the triplet state and, further, to the main singlet state. The average lifetime of the main triplet state for F3+-centers measured from observations of quantum trajectories of luminescence of single centers is 1.9 s, which coincides with the results of past measurements on the decay kinetics of triplet luminescence of ensemble of F3+-centers.



New color centers in short-wave range in sodium and lithium fluorides
Abstract
The formation mechanism of luminescence centers in short-wave range (400—500 nm) in LiF crystals is investigated. It is established, that the investigated centers are own crystal defects created in the result of the radiation-thermal process. The offered model of the center is realized in a NaF crystal. It is revealed, that in sodium fluoride the new centers allow to obtain short-wave luminescence in yellow-green range.



Spectral luminescent properties of alkaline earth fluoride crystals implanted with silver ions
Abstract
Spectral and kinetic characteristics of photoluminescence of BaF2 and SrF2 crystals implanted with high-energy (~ 100 keV) Ag ions have been studied. The photoluminescence spectra of both crystals have a similar structure, three components are observed with maxima in the wavelength ranges 500—550, 600—670 and 760—770 nm. Positions of the maxima depend on the matrix material and excitation wavelength. Study of the kinetic curves of luminescence decay allowed to distinguish three components with characteristic decay times of ≤ 1ns, about 4 ns and 13—15 ns.



Comparison of second harmonic generation efficiency in alumo- and germanosilicate glasses at volumetric optical poling
Abstract
The second harmonic generation is investigated on microperiodic gratings of nonlinear polarizability photointegrated at volumetric optical poling in alumo- and germanosilicate glasses. The comparison shows the significant impact of nitrogen, phosphorus, and rare-earth element additions. The developed theory of nonlinear-frequency conversion in case of current mechanism allowed to estimate the characteristics and magnitudes of photointegrated nonlinearities in glasses. The sharp dependence of the harmonic generation efficiency on intensity of the component of poling radiation was detected because of the possible influence of photoconductivity, which must be considered when developing perspective samples with photointegrated gratings.



Spin physics, spin chemistry and spin technologies
Experimental study of the proximity effect in thin-film heterostructures with varying thickness of the superconducting lead layer
Abstract
Systematic studies of the proximity effect of superconductor/normal metal, superconductor/antiferromagnet and superconductor/ferromagnet in structures with varying thickness of the superconducting lead layer have been carried out. It has been shown that in these systems the behavior of the superconducting transition temperature Tc with decreasing thickness of the superconducting layer is different. For superconductor/antiferromagnet structures, within the limits of the studied lead layer thicknesses, changes in Tc are insignificant. As the lead layer thickness decreases, the electrical resistance ratio RRR (R300K/R10K) decreases significantly, which may indicate an increase in the contribution of surface defects. The width of superconducting transitions increases with decreasing thickness of the lead layer, which indicates the manifestation of size effects.



The study of temperature-induced uniaxial deformations in planar ferromagnetic microparticles by ferromagnetic resonance and probe microscopy
Abstract
The planar square nickel microparticles deposited on the surface of single crystals of lithium niobate in the hexagonal phase and potassium-titanyl phosphate was studied. Due to the highly different of thermal expansion coefficients the uniaxial anisotropy is induced in the microparticles when heated or cooled relative to the deposition temperature. The effect of inducing anisotropy was studied using magnetic force microscopy and ferromagnetic resonance. Data obtained from ferromagnetic resonance spectra show that in the ensemble of microparticles the rotation of anisotropy axis by 90° take place when the temperature of the sample’s changes from –10 °C to 60 °C. This is in a good agreement with data about domain structure of an individual microparticle obtained by magnetic force microscopy.



Synthesis, magnetic properties, and modelling of remagnetization of an artificial antiferromagnet based on L10-PdFe
Abstract
We presented the results of experimental studies of static magnetic properties and modeling of magnetization reversal in an epitaxial thin film of the L10-phase of the PdFe compound and the PdFe/W/PdFe heterostructure on MgO (001) substrates. It is shown that the PdFe/W/PdFe heteroepitaxial structure with the α-W layer thickness of ~ 0.7 nm represents an artificial antiferromagnet with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy and an exchange integral value of . Micromagnetic modeling of the equilibrium domain structure and its evolution in an external magnetic field made it possible to satisfactorily describe the magnetization reversal curve of the studied thin-film heterostructure.



Development of MRI equipment and techniques for research of biological and agricultural objects
Abstract
The advantages and features of using a medium-field MRI system in studies of various agricultural objects are considered, a series of special sensors for optimizing such studies is developed, new methods of data processing and analysis are described, some experimental results are presented.



Ferromagnetic resonance and the spin Hall effect in the Fe3Al/Pt bilayer
Abstract
We presented the results of studies of the magnetostatic and magnetic resonance properties of a Fe3Al/Pt thin-film bilayer structure synthesized by the molecular beam epitaxy method. Magnetometry and ferromagnetic resonance data indicate four-fold in-plane magnetocrystalline anisotropy of the Fe3Al layer. Under spin pumping conditions, the magnetic field dependence of the voltage signal arising due to the inverse spin Hall effect was measured, and the quantitative characteristic of the spin-charge transformation, the spin-Hall angle, in platinum was assessed as θSH = 0.030 ± 0.005.



Relaxation of multiple-quantum coherences in dipolar coupled 1H spin pairs in gypsum
Abstract
The evolution and relaxation of MQ NMR coherences on the preparation period were investigated experimentally on a single crystal of gypsum, CaSO4·2H2O. The theory describing the dynamics of MQ coherences on the preparation period of MQ experiment for a pair of spins was developed based on the Lindblad master equation. This theory predicts the appearance of MQ coherences of only zeroth and second orders, oscillatory exchange of their intensities and exponential decay with increasing of the preparation time. The proposed theory describes the experimental data well. It is shown that the frequency of oscillations depends on the orientation of the crystal in the external magnetic field and determined by the dipolar coupling between protons of the water molecules contained in the gypsum crystal. The relaxation time of MQ coherences of zeroth and second orders, Tr= 150±15 μs, were independent of the crystal orientation, which suggest a common source of relaxation due to the dipole-dipole interactions with protons surrounding water molecule.



Modification of the implanted silicon surface by a powerful light pulse
Abstract
We studied the possibility of modifying the near-surface silicon layer before and after ion implantation, followed by pulsed light annealing, in order to structure the surface of the substrates in order to increase the efficiency of their use in solar energy. The results were compared with the data obtained on monocrystalline and implanted germanium.



Crystal structure and EPR spectra of Mn2.25Co0.75BO5
Abstract
The results of studies of the structure of Mn2.25Co0.75BO5 using powder neutron diffraction are presented. To perform these studies, the crystals of ludwigite Mn2.25Co0.75BO5 were grown by the solution-melt method using a solvent based on Bi2Mo3O12 with a dilution of Na2CO3 carbonate. Boric acid H311BO3 was used as a boron-containing component. Measurements of powder neutron diffraction were carried out at a temperature of 100 K on a powder prepared by grinding grown single crystals. The spatial group and lattice parameters were determined by the Rietveld method using an experimentally obtained diffractogram. It is shown that the grown crystals Mn2.25Co0.75BO5 have the spatial group Pbam. The cobalt and manganese ion crystallographic positions have been determined from the powder neutron diffraction pattern analysis. The narrow throat mode was observed in the temperature dependence of the EPR spectra.



Superconducting properties of Co1/Cu/Co2/Cu/Pb heterostructure on piezoelectric substrate PMN-PT
Abstract
The effect of the PMN-PT piezoelectric substrate ([Pb(Mg1/3Nb2/3) O3]0.7 — [PbTiO3]0.3) on the superconducting properties of the PMN-PT/Co1/Cu/Co2/Cu/Pb thin-film heterostructure was studied. The change in superconducting transition temperature (Tc) was recorded when an electric field was applied to the PMN-PT substrate and in an external magnetic field. The maximum difference in Tc was 15 mK when an electric field of 1 kV/cm was applied. In an external magnetic field, the maximum difference in Tc was more than 80 mK when the mutual direction of the magnetizations of the ferromagnetic layers changed from parallel/antiparallel to perpendicular.



Features of the temperature dependence of the spectra of spin waves in a thin Pd-Fe film of gradient composition
Abstract
An epitaxial film of a Pd-Fe alloy with a thickness of 202 nm was synthesized with an iron concentration varying in depth from 2 to 10 at. %. The temperature dependence of the spin-wave resonance spectra was measured in the film. Modeling of the spectra of standing spin waves was carried out. From the correlation of the theoretical spectra with the experimental data, the temperature dependences of the normalized exchange stiffness, the ratio of effective magnetization to saturation magnetization, and the surface spin pinning coefficients were obtained.



Synthesis and magnetic properties of Fe1.1Ga0.9O3 measured by electron spin resonance technique
Abstract
The crystal formation of Fe-Ga oxides and Fe-Ga-Cu borates was studied in multicomponent flux system based on Bi2Mo3O12-Na2B4O7. Thermal dependence of magnetization of electron spin resonance of obtained Fe1.1Ga0.9O3 single crystal was studied, the Curie — Weiss temperature (θCW = 289 K) and ferrimagnet-paramagnet phase transition temperature TC = 288 K have been defined. The spin-wave resonance lines are observed in the spectrum of magnetic resonance in the ordered phase.



Magnetization of a system of high-spin ions in zero magnetic field with microwave pulses at finite temperatures
Abstract
Resonant microwave pulses have been shown to be able to create magnetization of high-spin (S ≥ 1) metal ions even in the absence of an external magnetic field. This transformation of the spin states of ions is like the “alignment–orientation” transition in atomic spectroscopy. These manipulations make it possible to translate the results of elementary quantum computing operations performed in zero magnetic fields into physically observable quantities.



Influence of substitute in the ligand and counterion on the properties of heptanuclear iron complex
Abstract
New heptanuclear mixed-valence iron complexes with pentadentate ligands have been synthesized, and their magnetic properties have been studied. It has been found that the presence of thiocyanate anions leads to the emergence of spin-crossover properties by magnetometry and EPR methods. The insertion of long alkoxy chains into the molecule leads to thermotropic liquid crystalline properties and enhanced cooperative magnetic properties.



Viscous friction in a coaxial layer of magnetic fluid under uniform translational motion of walls
Abstract
Viscous friction of a magnetic fluid in a coaxial gap between a stationary nonmagnetic tube wall and a translational moving permanent magnet was investigated experimentally and theoretically. An analytical expression for the effective friction coefficient, confirmed in a laboratory experiment, was proposed in the framework of the model concepts of the Couette-Poiseuille flow profile with zero flow rate.



Features of the behavior of the superconducting spin valve Fe1/Cu/Fe2/Cu/Pb on a piezoelectric substrate
Abstract
The properties of the superconducting spin valve Fe1/Cu/Fe2/Cu/Pb on a piezoelectric substrate PMN-PT ([Pb(Mg1/3Nb2/3) O3]0.7 — [PbTiO3]0.3) in external magnetic and electric fields are studied. The magnitude of the shift of the superconducting transition temperature more than 200 mK was found when the mutual orientation of the magnetizations of the ferromagnetic layers changes from antiparallel to perpendicular in the magnetic field H0 = 1 kOe. In this case, an anomalous behavior of the dependence of superconducting transition temperature on the angle between the magnetizations of the ferromagnetic layers was detected, which manifested itself in the maximum values of superconducting transition temperature at an orthogonal orientation of the magnetizations of the ferromagnetic layers. The full effect of the superconducting spin valve was observed. It has been established that with an increase in the applied electric field to the PMN-PT piezoelectric substrate, the shift of the superconducting transition temperature increases. The maximum shift was 10 mK at an electric field strength of 1 kV/cm.



Comparative study of the structure and electromagnetic characteristics of manganites doped with cation pairs (Fe, Zn), (Fe, Co), (Fe, Mg)
Abstract
The influence of the configuration of ions [Zn2+(3d10), Co2+(3d7), Co3+(3d6), Mg2+(2p6)] replacing manganese in La-Sr manganites on crystal lattice parameters, magnetization, Curie point, semiconductor-metal transition and magnetoresistance has been established. The composition with cobalt in the state of Co3+(3d6) has the highest values of magnetic parameters, and Mg-containing manganite has the lowest values, but it exhibits the maximum magnitude of magnetoresistance.


