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Hajime Ohnuma, Shigeru Takeda, Noriyoshi Nakanishi, Satoru Yamada, Mas ...
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The
58Ni(
d,
t)
57Ni reaction is studied at
Ed=23.97 MeV. Spectroscopic factors are obtained from DWBA analysis of angular distributions. Form factors from conventional well-depth description and from well-radius description are used. Results are consistent with those from the 52 MeV (
p,
d) experiment.
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Kazuo Fujii, Jun Schimizu, Kiyohiko Takimoto, Isao Yamane, Jiro Muto
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Elastic Scattering of
16O ions on
9Be has been measured at energies near and above the Coulomb barrier. Angular distributions were calculated with the optical model with Woods-Saxon potential. Igo ambiguities were shown in these analyses. This suggests that there will be a strong absorption situation in the scattering of
16O on
9Be in this energy region. Strong absorption radii were extracted with consideration of the nuclear interaction at the surface.
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Itaru Nonaka
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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We propose to define a “practical” critical energy
Ec as the energy at which the experimental detection efficiency of α-particles with celluloid SSTD is just 50 per cent. The values of
Ec at an incident angle θ=45° were measured as functions of etching time. It was also observed that the values of
Ec were increased by appropriate irradiation with ultraviolet light of 2537Å. An “intrinsic” critical energy ε
c(θ) is proposed to be defined as the energy at which the etching rate along the track
VT is equal to
VG⁄sinθ, where
VG is the etching rate of the detector material itself. The value of ε
c(90°) was deduced from the observed values of
Ec(45°) to be ε
c(90°)=2.72±0.10 MeV, being independent of the sorts of celluloid tested (Daicel and another one) and of UV irradiation.
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Masatoshi Koshiba, Satoshi Matsuda
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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A simple consistent picture is presented for the newly discovered particles ψ(3105) and ψ′(3695) as well as for the baryon ℵ(2015) reported seven years ago. It also resolves the so-called “energy crisis”.
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Fumiaki Shibata, Yukio Saito
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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A generalized Fokker-Planck equation, which describes the relaxation process of a quantal spin, is obtained on the basis of a microscopic theory. In the high-temperature, classical and usual Fokker-Planck limits, the equation derived by Kubo and Hashitsume using a phenomenological theory is justified.
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Masakazu Ichiyanagi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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A theory is formulated for the ground state of a degenerate Bose fluid in thermal equilibrium. The fluctuations in the condensate are treated in terms of the fluctuation operators
C=
a0−α, and thir conjugate, α
0 being the annihilation operator for the zero momentum state and the order parameter α the quasiaverage of α
0. The superfluid ground state is viewed as energy lowering by coherent excitations. The coherent state is defined in terms of the normal modes in the
superfluid phase. The superfluid ground state is not the ground state of the type studied by Glassgold and Sauermann.
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Kêitsiro Aizu
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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It is intended to investigate succeeding phase transitions in a crystalline substance not individually or separately but collectively or in recognition of them as a set of interrelated ones. Of conceivable various sequences or systems of transitions, the most fundamental are homophone systems that are each generated by one prototypic phase and one set of degenerate soft modes. The structure of a general homophone system is analysed with the introduction of “the rank of a ferroic phase” and a few other basic concepts.
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Shinya Wakoh, Tomoe Fukamachi, Sukeaki Hosoya, Jiro Yamashita
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The γ ray Compton profiles along the two major axes [100] and [110] have been measured on niobium single crystals with a pure Ge solid-state detector. The measured profiles were fully processed and compared with the theoretical profiles calculated by APW for the valence electrons and by tight-binding method for the core electrons, using the impulse approximation. As for the whole profile, the agreement between experiment and theory is fairly good, supporting the validity of the solid-state effect on 4d electrons, at least in niobium, determined by APW method and the applicability of the impulse approximation.
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Masaru Mita, Hajime Shimizu
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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On single crystal Zn
2Y, the experimental linewidth induced by surface imperfections is compared with the theoretical one. The theoretical calculation is made in consideration of dipole and quadrupole demagnetizations of the imperfections and with the use of the effective exchange constants
D⊥=0.15×10
−9 Oe cm
2 and
D⁄⁄=9.3×10
−9 Oe cm
2 within and between the crystallographic
c planes. The experimental linewidth agrees well with this calculation rather than the other two results calculated by Sparks-Loudon-Kittel and Seiden-Sparks methods. The ratio of the quadrupole contribution to the dipole increases with decrease of polishing grit size. The extended calculation for the higher order multipoles than the quadrupole achieves the more precise approach of the calculated linewidth to the experimental one.
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Shizuo Kadowaki, Minoru Takahashi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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An experimental study of the magnetocrystalline anisotropy for Ni–Co alloys has been carried out from 0% to 64% Co concentration and also between 77 and 700 K. The concentration dependence of the magnetocrystalline anisotropy constant
K1 can be described in the form
K1(
x)=
a+
bx+
Aexp(−α
x),
a,
b, α and
A: constant;
x: concentration of cobalt). The temperature where
K1=0 was determined as a function of
x and it was found that the diagram of
K1 in the Ni–Co alloy system could be classified into three concentration ranges. The temperature dependence of
K1 has been discussed, based on the result by Carr:
K1(
T)=
K1(0)(1−β
T⁄
Tc)(
Ms(
T)⁄
Ms(0))
n. The value of
n and β were estimated as a function of
x, and both
n and β show an abrupt change around 8%Co where
K1 changes from negative to positive.
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Masayuki Kawakami
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The temperature where the uniaxial anisotropy constant
Ku1 vanishes, was measured for hexagonal cobalt alloys containing a small amount (below 2 at%) of 3d or 4d impurities by means of NMR. The temperatures for 1.0 at% alloys were found to be 518±2 (Ti), 542±2 (V), 569±1 (Cr), 525±2 (Mn), 475±1 (Fe), 533±1 (Ni), 520±1 (Cu), 524±3 (Nb), 560±2 (Mo), 519±1 (Ru), 510±2 (Rh), and 506±2 K (Pd). The temperature where
Ku1=−2
Ku2 was also measured.
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Kazuro Murayama, Kazuo Morigaki, Hiroshi Kanzaki
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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ESR spectra of
F-center pairs or clusters in which each electron is either in the ground state or in the relaxed excited state have been observed at 34 GHz and 1.6K in KCl using the optical detection technique. They are analyzed in terms of an appropriate spin-Hamiltonian including the exchange interaction between the electron spins. Also, the change in the intensity of the
F-center luminescence due to ESR is calculated by considering an optical pumping cycle in the presence of external static- and microwave- magnetic field. The result is reasonably compared with the experimental results.
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Kiyotaka Nakahigashi, Nobuo Fukuoka, Yasumitsu Shimomura
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Spontaneous magnetostriction of NiO, which consists of two strain components, is reexamined in detail by Berg-Barrett method. The strain components thus determined are e
x′x′−e
y′y′=−5.4×10
−4 and e
z′x′=0.91×10
−4, respectively. These values are a few times as large as those found previously by Yamada
et al. and their signs are in agreement with those expected theoretically. A precise crystal structure with monoclinic symmetry and a corresponding magnetic symmetry has been deduced from the experimental results.
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Suchitra Sen, S. K. Halder, S. P. Sen Gupta
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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An X-ray integral breadth analysis has been made for the 111, 200, 220, 311 and 222 diffraction profiles recorded on a Geiger counter X-ray diffractometer from the vacuum-evaporated thin films of silver in the range of thickness 580 to 2125 Å. The analysis based on the methods of single and multiple order of reflection has yielded values for the effective particle sizes and non-uniform micro-strains in the films from a consideration of Gaussian, Cauchy and intermediate parabolic form of distribution, the Gaussian distribution being more favourable. The effective particle size values are found to be small and the strains quite appreciable and these effects which are the manifestations of lattice imperfections present in the films decrease very slowly with increasing film thickness. The dislocation density ρ calculated for the [111] direction from the particle size and strain values for the films above 1000 Å thick is of the order of 10
11 cm/cm
3 comparable to that observed for the heavily deformed bulk materials. The error analysis done for the first time has further shown the effect of background estimation on the particle size and strain determinations for the range of film thickness considered.
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Takashi Akahane
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Anisotropic distribution of the collinear pairs of photons from positron annihilation in a Cu single crystal has been measured around the 〈100〉 axis with a conventional long-slit system.
A method for the evaluation of the neck radius of the Fermi surface from the slope of the counting rate of the collinear photon pairs plotted against the azimuth angle around 〈100〉 is presented and has been applied to Cu as a test case. The neck radius of Cu thus determined has been found to agree with that given by Halse.
The observed anisotropy is larger than that expected from the topology of the Fermi surface with a Wigner-Seitz evaluation of the higher momentum components. This result suggests the anomalous enhancement of the annihilation rate of the neck electrons.
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Nobuyuki Goto, Takeshi Sakai, Shoichi Mase
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The magnetic field dependence of line shapes of the giant quantum attenuation of longitudinal sound waves in bismuth has been investigated in rather weak magnetic fields but in a low Landau quantum number region. It is shown that when the energy interval between an electron Landau level and a hole level located in the neighborhood of the Fermi level decreases, the attenuation peak on the lower field side of the twin peaks is greatly enhanced in height and sharpened in width, but the temperature dependence of the attenuation coefficient of the lower field peak is almost normal. This apparently anomalous angular dependence of the line shape can be well explained by taking account of peculiar field dependence of the deformation potentials which was overlooked in existing theories of the giant quantum attenuation of sound waves in semimetals.
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Yoshitaka Yoshida, Shoichi Mase, Yoshihisa Suido
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Warping of the Fermi surface of the electrons in antimony was investigated by using the giant quantum attenuation of sound waves. The magnetic field directions which give rise to two or three extremal cross-sections of the surface were determined and the data were used to construct the Fermi surface shape. The model of the warped surface presented here is partly in agreement with existing models derived from caliper data such as the geometric resonance and R. F. size effect and from area data such as the de Haas-van Alphen effect, but the fine detail is different in several points.
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Masahiko Tokita, Eijiro Haga
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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By use of the single-OPW, the expression for the spin-lattice relaxation time
T1(Q) due to the quadrupole interaction is derived taking into account the electron interaction. The matrix element of the quadrupole interaction is calculated by use of the representation of the rotation group, and it is found that the effect of the core enhancement is represented by a function, α(
q), depending on the magnitude of the scattering wave vector
q of an electron and α(2
kF) agrees with the core enhancement factor by Kohn and Vosko. The numerical calculation leads to
T1(Q)T=32 sec K which is considerably large in comparison with the value, 13 sec K, estimated from the deviation from the Korringa relation due to the electron interaction. When the value of α(2
kF), for silver, estimated by Fukai by use of the single-pseudo-wave function is taken into account, a reasonable value is obtained.
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Michio Kiritani, Naoaki Yoshida, Hiroshi Takata, Yasuhiro Maehara
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Interstitial type dislocation loops formed in Al, Au, Cu, Fe and Mo by electron irradiation in a high voltage electron microscope grow proportionally to a smaller power of the irradiation time than unity at lower temperatures under constant irradiation. They grow linearly with the irradiation time at higher temperatures at which vacancies are mobile. The balance of the product of the mobility and concentration between interstitials and vacancies explains the linear growth as well as the observed square root dependence of the growth speed on the irradiation intensity. The temperature dependence of the growth speed can be used to obtain the migration activation energy of vacancies. Temperature independent growth in a very thin specimen is understood as the surface dominant case as sinks. Sink efficiency of an edge dislocation to interstitials and vacancies is discussed.
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Kazuaki Tsuchida, Ryuji Abe
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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ESR Spectra of γ-irradiated KDP and DKDP were measured. From the temperature dependence of the ESR spectra, it was found that the spectra of γ-irradiated DKDP consisted of three types of spectra and these corresponded to three species of radicals. One of the spectra in γ-irradiated KDP showed anomalous temperature dependence of the line width near the Curie temperature. The anomaly of the line width was explained qualitatively by assuming the presence of the fluctuational motion which critically slowed down near the Curie temperature.
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Shohichi Kato
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The hole centers produced in CsF crystal irradiated with γ-rays at liguid nitrogen temperature have been studied by electron spin resonance. Three kinds of centers with symmetrical 〈100〉 axes were observed and designated as
H1,
H2 and
H3, respectively. The
H1 center has been already assigned to be a self-traped hole. It is found that the
H2 center is composed of two Cs and two F ions and is essentially a
F2− molecular ion on the site of an anion vacancy. When this center is bleached thermally at 150 K, the
H3 center is produced. The analysis of the ESR spectrum of the
H3 center indicates that the center is composed of a Cs ion and an F ion, and that an unpaired electron spends most of the time on an F nucleus and a little on a Cs nucleus.
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Yoshiro Sasaki, Chihiro Hamaguchi, Junkichi Nakai
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The electroabsorption spectra in the indirect transition region are measured on layer compound GaS with experimental condition of incident light normal to the
c-axis. Six phonon-assisted transitions are found at 4.2K and eight at 77K. The energy value of the indirect edge was found to be 2591±1 meV at 77 K and 2596±1 meV at 4.2 K. The line shape of the electroabsorption spectra are discussed in connection with the highly anisotropic crystal structure of GaS.
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Hiroshi Kameyama, Yoshihiro Ishibashi, Yutaka Takagi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The temperature dependences of the ultrasound velocities and the thermal expansion have been measured with special care in the vicinity of the phase transition temperatures. All of three elastic stiffness constants of Ca
2Ba(C
2H
5CO
2)
6 single crystal are found as follows: at room temperature
C11=7.64±0.05,
C12=4.50±0.06 and
C44=2.85±0.06 in the unit of 10
10 dyne/cm
2. The temperature coefficients, d
Cij/d
T, of all of the elastic stiffness constants over the range from 110°C to −8.5°C (the upper phase transition temperature) are found to be positive. All the measured modes have shown large jumps at the upper phase transition temperature and clear dips at the lower phase transition temperature.
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Minoru Tanaka, Masayoshi Yamada, Chihiro Hamaguchi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The elastic constants of GaSe have been determined by studying Brillouin scattering for various crystal orientations. Depending on the orientation, the spectra exhibit one or two components, which are assigned to specific modes of vibration. From the observed Brillouin frequency shifts, the elastic constants of GaSe are evaluated with a least-square-fit method. The determined values of elastic constants in units of 10
11 dyne/cm
2 are
C11=10.5±0.4,
C12=−2.9±0.8,
C13=−3.32±0.12,
C33=3.57±0.08, and
C44=1.05±0.4 at room temperature. These values are compared with those obtained by ultrasonic and neutron-scattering methods. It has also been observed that the relative intensities of the Brillouin components are strongly dependent on crystal orientation. An analysis of this variation in intensity gives values of the ratio of the photoelastic constants: |
p12⁄
p13|≤0.05.
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Yoshihiro Ishibashi, Yutaka Takagi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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New interpretation of the phase transition in ammonium Rochelle salt is presented in terms of order-disorder model. Substantial features of the phase transition of the material could be reproduced by a suitable choice of the values of model parameters.
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Osamu Sugai, Setsuo Yokoyama, Kwi Nam Pak, Wataru Kinase
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Correction of dipole fields in a perovskite-type crystal is calculated taking a shear of the crystal into account. It is found that the correction in
x- and
y- directions under shear stress are the same as those of article concerned to orthorhombic deformation (W. Kinase
et al. J. Phys. Chem. Solids
30, (1969) 441). These results are applied to BaTiO
3 crystal, whose tetragonal-orthorhombic phase transition and piezoelectric effect due to shear stress are discussed.
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Hitoshi Kanamori
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Frequencies of the faint B
g modes, which have been missing or reported differently by different authors, are predicted by minimizing the least square deviations of all the six external-mode frequencies. For CaWO
4, CaMoO
4, BaWO
4 and BaMoO
4, the reasonable assignment is the combination of the two types of assignments hitherto reported. The B
g frequencies in SrWO
4, NaReO
4, RbReO
4 and AgReO
4, which have not been observed, are predicted. The results show that the faint B
g modes have the highest frequencies of external modes. Dispersion relations and elastic-wave velocities are obtained using the frequencies predicted above. The velocities predicted for CaMoO
4 coincide better with observed values than those corresponding to the frequencies already reported.
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Osamu Ashihara, Isao Shimamura, Kazuo Takayanagi
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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The Glauber approximation has been used to obtain the differential, total, and momentum-transfer cross sections for electron scattering from strongly polar molecules; numerical calculations have been carried out for e+CsCl scattering. The big difference between the Born cross section and the recently published experimental data has been dissolved.
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Kunioki Mima, Kyoji Nishikawa
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Induced forward Raman scattering which proceeds in a cascade fashion in a spatially uniform plasma is considered. Two laser lights, the pump and the first Stokes, are assumed to be incident at time
t≥0 on the plasma surface. Their frequencies are much higher than ω
p, the electron plasma frequency, but their difference nearly equals ω
p, and initially the pump has much greater amplitude than the first Stokes. Due to a slight, but finite frequency dependence of the coupling constant between two electromagnetic waves, the electron plasma wave is spatially amplified. This amplification saturates at a relatively low level due to local density depression produced by ponderomotive force of the electron plasma wave. Its amplitude shows a spatial oscillation. The growth length, saturation amplitude and amplitude oscillation length of the electron plasma wave are obtained, as well as the effective absorption length of the pump laser light.
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Predhiman K. Kaw, Kyoji Nishikawa
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Propagating filament solutions describing an electromagnetic wave trapped by a soliton-like rarefactory ion-wave are obtained, for both homogeneous and weakly inhomogeneous plasmas. The ion wave which traps the electromagnetic field moves at subsonic speed and is assumed to travel normal to the direction of electromagnetic wave propagation. For small ion-wave amplitude, the solution for the homogeneous plasma becomes similar to the electro-acoustic wave discussed by Karpman. When the amplitude of the ion wave is large, nonlinearity and dispersion in ion dynamics become important (in a manner similar to that of K-dV soliton); this causes the propagation speed of the filament to be amplitude dependent. In the weakly inhomogeneous case, a WKB approximation is used and it is found that the filament penetrates deep into overdense regions accompanied by an adiabatic change of its shape and increase of the electromagnetic wave frequency.
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Akira Sakurai
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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Theoretical test for the accuracy of the
M2-expansion solutions to subsonic flow problems has been made by taking the simplest and basic case of the flow past a circular cylinder without circulation. Imai’s equation of two-dimensional compressible flow is used for this purpose and the velocity
q is assumed to bear the characteristics of the
M2-expansion solutions of this particular flow problem. It is shown then that, under a certain condition, all
q’s satisfying the above equation approximately do not differ much as to their magnitudes. This property which is called the ‘appropriateness’ of the equation is utilized to check the accuracy of the
M2-expansion solutions, leading to an error estimate in terms of the free stream Mach number
M and the adiabatic index γ.
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Yosiyuki Aso, Masao Tsunoda, Atsushi Yanagisawa
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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When a drop of water falls on a horizontal surface of water, a column of rising water is formed. If the water is shallow, and has an inclined bottom, the column is found to bend towards the beach. Photographs are presented and discussed for this case as well as for the cases when the bottom is horizontal and shallow, or deep.
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Akira Yoshizawa
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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An analysis is made of unsteady viscous flow generated by starting to move a flat plate impulsively, in a direction normal to its width. The unsteady Stokes equations are reduced to an integral equation with respect to the pressure difference before and behind the plate. The equation is solved by means of a variational method, and the drag coefficient
CD is shown to be given by
(
Remark: Graphics omitted.),
where
R=
Ua⁄ν and
t=ν
t*⁄
a2 (
t* being the time from the start of the motion,
U the uniform velocity of the plate,
a its half width and ν the kinematic viscosity).
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Yuji Yamamoto, Motohiro Matsuura, Taiichiro Haseda
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Kêitsiro Aizu
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Masaki Konno, Nobutake Imamura
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Masanori Abe, Shoichiro Nomura
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Tomiei Hori
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Takurô Nakamichi, Hiroshi Itoh
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Takaharu Abe
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Taro Takeyama, Heishichiro Takahashi
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L. C. Gupta, R. Vijayaraghavan, J. A. Ripmeester, S. K. Garg
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S. K. Jain, G. P. Srivastava
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Ryozo Oyamada, Susumu Yoshida
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Chikao Obayashi
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Ryozo Oyamada
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Shoichi Kai, Nobutoshi Yoshitsune, Kazuyoshi Hirakawa
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Akira Takahashi
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Mitsuyasu Yatsuzuka, Kikoh Satoh, Kiyoshi Yatsui
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Takasi Tuda, Masatoshi Tanaka
1975 Volume 38 Issue 6 Pages
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