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International Review of PHYSICS - August 2008 - Papers

 

   

 

International Review of PHYSICS - Papers

 

go to top  Through Solutions to the Moments of the Boltzmann Equation for DC Glow Discharge
        by A. Bouchikhi, A. Hamid

 

Abstract - At the stationary state, we present the physical properties of a 1D DC glow discharge in argon. A hydrodynamic fluid model used in this paper based on the moments of the Boltzmann transport equation. The resultant set of governing equations consists of continuity equations (fluxes and densities) for electrons and ions, an energy equation for electrons and Poisson's equation. A numerical algorithm based on the flux exponential finite difference method for continuity's equations and centered finite difference method for Poisson's equation was developed. The simulation results are presented in this paper for the densities of charged particles, the electric voltage, the electric field, the electron’s temperature and the current’s density. Our results have been compared with those works of Lin and al [1]. A parametric study varying the cathode voltage, gas pressure, and secondary electron emission coefficient predicts many of the well-known features of dc discharges.

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Keywords: glow discharge, Boltzmann equation, electron Temperature, variable electron Diffusivity, Poisson's equation.

 


 

go to top   Simulation of Ion Transport in the Discharges by the Hybrid Fluid-Monte Carlo
 
        by A. Boumhali, K. Dzairy, A. Dezairi, M. Samir, M. Eddahby, D. Saifaoui

 

Abstract - In this paper we focus on the modelling and simulation of plasma processes particularly simulation of collision in the discharge zone of space using the known model hybrid fluid -Monte Carlo. An attempt is made to simulate the movement of the Argon particles in the discharge zone of space and to give the impact energy of ions particle. The simulational study and numerical results are presented for collisional plasma.

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Keywords: Monte Carlo, Discharge, Hybrid-fluid, Cold Plasma.

 


 

go to top   Superstring in the Presence of the Worldsheet Gauge Field
         by D. Kamani

 

Abstract - We study the superstring theory with an Abelian worldsheet gauge field. The components of the gauge field appear as a space and a time coordinates. We call them as “fictitious coordinates”. The worldsheet supersymmetry and the Poincare symmetry of this model will be analyzed. The T-duality and quantization of the two fictitious coordinates also will be obtained.
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Keywords: Superstring; Gauge field; Symmetry.

 


 

go to top   Scalar Particle Creation and Dynamical Casimir Effect
         by K. Saaidi

 

Abstract - In this paper we consider the scalar particle creation from the quantum scalar vacuum by suddenly expanding the spherical shell with Dirichlet boundary condition. Here, we present a different theoretical scheme where mechanical oscillations are avoided. It is seen that the total number of photons is almost 8x106 for smallest b value, 10 nm and this value remains almost constant over a large values of b, up to 100 micro.
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Keywords:  particle creation, dynamical Casimir effect, creation of photon.

 


 

go to top  Complexity in Atoms: an Approach with a New Analytical Density
        by J. Sañudo, R. López-Ruiz

 

Abstract - In this work, the calculation of complexity on atomic systems is considered. In order to unveil the increasing of this statistical magnitude with the atomic number due to the relativistic effects, a new analytical density to describe neutral atoms is proposed. This density is inspired in the Tietz potential model. From the normalization condition and from a variational calculation of the energy, which is a functional of the density, the parameters of this density are expanded in powers of the atomic number. The main ingredients of the energy functional are the non-relativistic kinetic energy, the nuclear-electron attraction energy and the classical term of the electron repulsion. The relativistic correction to the kinetic energy and the Weizsacker inhomogeneity term are also taken into account. The Dirac and the correlation terms are shown to be less important than the other terms and they have been discarded in this study. When the statistical measure of complexity is calculated in position space with the analytical density derived from this model, the increasing trend of this magnitude as the atomic number increases is found.

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Keywords: Complexity, Density functional, Relativistic effects.

 


 

go to top   Structural, Electronic and High Pressure Properties of Barium Chalcogenides
         by S. Drablia, H. Meradji, S. Ghemid, S. Labidi, N. Boukhriss, B. Bouhafs

 

Abstract - The structural and electronic properties and the pressure dependence of energy gaps of barium chalcogenides BaO, BaS, BaSe, BaTe and BaPo in the rocksalt structure are calculated using a hybrid Full-potential (linear) augmented plane-wave plus local orbitals (L/APW+l0) within density-functional theory (DFT). Results are obtained using both the local density approximation (LDA) and the generalized gradient approximation (GGA) for the exchange-correlation potentials. The ground-state properties, like lattice constant, bulk modulus and its first derivative obtained from our calculations agree very well with experimental and other theoretical calculations. Band structures and total density of states are analyzed in great detail. The calculated energy gap for the series of barium chalcogenides BaS, BaSe, BaTe and BaPo is found to be indirect (Г- X) except BaO (direct gap X-X), and it is underestimated by about 40% for both LDA and GGA compared to experiment. We have also reported the pressure dependence of energy bands as like values of the pressure coefficients dEg/dV and volume deformation potentials dEg/d lnV, and other coefficients.

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Keywords:  Density functional theory; barium chalcogenides, band structure, density of states, pressure dependence.

 


 

go to top   Hadron Structure and Standard Model Parameters
         by S. I. Sukhoruchkin

 

Abstract - Empirical relations in parameters of the Standard Model are considered together with relations in values of stable nuclear energy intervals, estimates of constituent quark mass, a half of nucleon Δ--excitation and electromagnetic mass splitting of nucleon, pion and leptons. A common tuning effect in nuclear data and particle masses is discussed. Combined study of few-nucleon effects in nuclear binding energies and excitations resulted in determination of common parameters for different shells corresponding to residual nucleon interaction and differences in binding energies of nuclei differing by cluster configuration. Stable intervals in energies of nuclear states ranging from hundreds of MeV to tens of keV are determined as parameters of tuning effects in which the QED radiative correction takes part.

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Keywords: Hadron structure, particle masses, nuclear data .

 


 

go to top   Renormalisation of Chromoelectric Fields in a Two-Component Preon System
        by V. N. Yershov

 

Abstract - The dynamics of particles with chromoelectric fields in a two-body system is discussed within the framework of a preon-based composite model of the fundamental fermions. The particles in such a system carry opposite colour charges, so that the diverging chromatic components of their fields almost cancel. It is found that this renormalisation leads to establishing an upper bound on the particle speed. This maximum speed for preons leads to the possibility of studying the relativistic properties of more complex preon clusters and of comparing them with the corresponding properties of the fundamental fermions.

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Keywords: Composite particles, Preons, Colour fields.

 


 

go to top   Experimental Study of Chemo-Mechanical Response of Amorphous Poly(Lactic Acid) Films Exposed to UV Irradiation
        by S. Belbachir, F. Zaïri, G. Ayoub, U. Maschke, M. Naït-Abdelaziz, J. M. Gloaguen, M. Benguediab, J. M. Lefebvre

 

Abstract - In this work, the impact of ultra-violet (UV) irradiation on the mechanical behaviour of amorphous biodegradable poly(lactic acid) (PLA) films is analysed. PLA films were submitted to UV irradiation for increasing exposure time. Two kinds of experiments were conducted, chemical and mechanical. The chemical degradation was measured by gel permeation chromatography technique. The PLA films were mechanically investigated by stretching experiments before and after UV exposure. Their mechanical properties were obtained by a video-controlled system. Our purpose is to establish the relationship between macroscopic mechanical response and molecular parameters such as the molecular weight, and external solicitations such as temperature, strain rate and UV irradiation. The interactions between photodegradation and changes in polymer properties are discussed.

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Keywords: Poly(lactic acid); UV irradiation; Molecular weight; Mechanical properties.

 


 

go to top   Characterization of the PV Module PWX500 in Site of Bechar (Algeria)
        by M. Sellam, M. Bourahla

 

Abstract - Our country is supported by a very important solar site, it is almost sunny 10 months over the year with an average incidence of 966 w/m2 for one intermediate duration of 10 hours /days This encourages us to be directed towards an energy source available, free and ecological while taking into account the scientific solutions justified to make the cost competitive, this while exploiting the configuration of the assembly or with the hybridization of the system. The characterization is the means par excellence which makes it possible to study the behavior of a photovoltaic module .The goal of the characterization is the determination of the principal parameters describing the electrical performances of the module. The object of this study is to have some results obtained during the characterization of the photovoltaic modules constituting the field installed at laboratory in University Center of Bechar.  The experimental characteristics obtained were analyzed in order to determine the performances of the modules and their representative parameters (energetic efficiency, maximum power, fill factor…). These characteristics were relocated in the standard conditions in order to compare them with the characteristics data provided by the manufacturer.

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Keywords: Characterization, Configuration, Photovoltaic, Maximum Power, Cost of energy.

 



 
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