


Vol 88, No 11 (2024)
Electromagnetic field and materials (fundamental physical research)
Isofrequency dependences of spin waves in a tangentially magnetized ferrite plate adjoining a perfect magnetic wall
Abstract
Using Maxwell's equations (without use of the magnetostatic approximation), the dispersion equation for spin waves in a tangentially magnetized ferrite plate, one of the surfaces of which borders with an ideal magnetic wall, is derived and the isofrequency dependences of these waves are calculated. It is found that the wave distribution along the plate thickness describes two wave numbers, and the isofrequency dependences for different modes of spin waves smoothly pass one into another and have sections corresponding to the volume-volume, volume-surface, and surface-surface wave distributions.



Investigation of nonreciprocal characteristics of spin waves in their interaction with a weakly contrasting magnon crystal
Abstract
The spatial-frequency distributions of spin waves in a magnon crystal and their dispersion characteristics have been experimentally investigated. In spite of the weak energy contrast of the crystal, the occurrence of a number of Brillouin zones and the existence of two types of wave nonreciprocity were found: one type is due to the asymmetry of dispersion dependences with respect to the direction of wave propagation, and the second type is due to the different spatial distribution of the wave when it propagates in opposite directions. The magnon crystal made it possible to detect and measure these types of nonreciprocity.



Simulation of excitation of a microwave dielectric resonator by a slot in the wall rectangular waveguide
Abstract
The problem of excitation of a semicylindrical dielectric resonator (DR) by the electromagnetic field of a slot made in the wide wall of a rectangular metal waveguide of the U-wavelength range has been simulated. The DR is made of a high-permeability dielectric with low losses. As a result of numerical modeling, the main technical parameters of the dielectric resonator antenna were obtained.



Structural features and magnetic properties of bentonite/iron oxide composite materials
Abstract
A mixed magnetite/maghemite solid solution and a bentonite/iron oxide composite material were synthesized using the chemical coprecipitation method. It was found that composite bentonite/iron oxides have significantly lower residual magnetization and higher coercive force compared to Fe₃O₄/γ-Fe₂O₃ powder. Based on experimental diffraction and Mössbauer spectroscopy data, conclusions were drawn about the influence of bentonite on the structural features of magnetite/maghemite in the composite.



Magnetic properties and structure features of nanocomposites based on ferrites CoFe₂O₄, NiFe₂O₄, CuFe₂O₄ synthesized in low temperature underwater plasma
Abstract
Methods of X-ray diffraction and Mössbauer spectroscopy in combination with measurements of magnetic characteristics were used to study the crystal structure, morphology and magnetic properties of nanocomposite powders based on transition metals Ni, Co, Cu, Fe, first synthesized in low cold temperature underwater plasma. The results obtained indicate the possibility of synthesizing nanocomposites with a given content of ferrites NiFe₂O₄, CoFe₂O₄, Ni1-xCuхFe2O4, which provide low values of the ferromagnetic resonance linewidth, as well as ε-Fe₂O₃, which exhibits high frequency resonance in the millimeter range of electromagnetic radiation.



Compensation of magnetostatic interaction between magnetic layers in a spin tunnel element
Abstract
A method is proposed to significantly reduce the influence of the magnetostatic magnetic field of a fixed magnetic field on the free layer of a spin tunnel element. The method is based on the use of a free layer, the size of which exceeds the fixed layer, due to which a significant reduction in the influence of the magnetostatic field is achieved.



On the domain structure of ferrite-garnet films with complex anisotropy under quasi-stationary magnetization reversal
Abstract
We presented the results obtained in the experimental and theoretical analysis of quasi-stationary magnetization reversal of ferrite-garnet films with complex anisotropy. Using a magneto-optical setup based on the Faraday effect, the conditions under which it is possible to reduce the area of occurrence of the domain structure are revealed, and the presence of destruction of the state of homogeneous magnetization of the magnetic film in four narrow regions located relative to each other at right angles is also established. A theory that is in good agreement with the experimental results is proposed.



Study of the electric current flow characteristics in a two-dimensional periodic element of a magnetic sensor
Abstract
A solution to a non-standard boundary value problem for the Laplace’s equation with mixed Dirichlet–Neumann boundary conditions in a two-dimensional element with periodically alternating media with different conductivities is presented. The distribution of current lines and equipotentials has been found for various ratios of media conductivities in the barber-pole structure used in anisotropic magnetoresistive magnetic field sensors.



Study of electromagnetic field parameters during induction-resistive heating of ferromagnetic materials
Abstract
We studied the parameters of the electromagnetic field when heating ferromagnetic steels in induction-resistive heating devices. Calculation methods were obtained and the characteristics of the electromagnetic field in multilayer systems were determined. An assessment was made of the influence of the internal copper layer of the heater, as well as the presence of an air gap between the layers and the inductor current on the parameters of the electromagnetic field.



Investigation of nonlinear processes in hysteretic electromechanical energy converters of the end face design and of no symmetric modes of their operation
Abstract
We studied the issues of nonlinear physical processes in hysteretic electromechanical energy converters of the end face design and of no symmetric modes of their operation, the features of their mathematical modelling and calculations. Various types of power losses in converters are being investigated. Proposals are being worked out on the application of the results obtained in practice.



Application of new materials for nonlinear magnetic systems of in hysteretic electromechanical energy converters of the end face design for improve energy indicators
Abstract
We studied the application of new materials for the magnetic circuits of the stator and rotor of hysteretic electromechanical energy converters of the end face design to increase the energy performances of the converters. Magnetic and hysteresis properties of new stator and rotor materials are investigated. Electromagnetic losses and their effect on the indicators of converters are being investigated.



Mechanisms of influence of external and internal demagnetization fields on the formation, dynamics, and evolution of vortex structure in twinned YBa₂Cu₃O₇₋ₓ high temperature superconductors
Abstract
It is shown that in twinned YBa2Cu3O7–x, first large vortex “molecules” pinned at the intersection points of periodic twin boundaries are formed. Low-mobility molecules of similar shape consist of intratwin junction vortices and intertwin junction antivortices, between which Abrikosov and Josephson vortices trapped at the banks of twin boundaries and in twinning boundaries, respectively, are “sandwiched”. An increase in the field leads to an increase in its interaction with the residual demagnetization fields of twins and to the decay of multicomponent vortex molecules into smaller two-component molecules.



Promising applications for a geostationary constellation of lightning detectors
Abstract
The difference in the sizes of coverage areas of geostationary lightning detectors manufactured by specialists from different national space agencies is explained. The creation in the near future of a full-fledged geostationary constellation equipped with such detectors is predicted. New promising tasks for such constellation, not included in the NASA list for a single geostationary detector, have been proposed: monitoring in dual-use systems; using lightning as a source of electromagnetic waves in studies of plasma processes in the ionosphere; planetary monitoring of mega lightning.



Mathematical model of electromagnetic fields near defects registered by magneto-optical defectoscopy methods
Abstract
We presented a mathematical model of a three-dimensional quasi-stationary electromagnetic field of secondary sources induced by an external non-sinusoidal periodic field in a conducting control object containing a closed defect. Using the software implementation of the developed mathematical model, numerical modeling of the electromagnetic field near such an object was carried out and the results obtained were compared with the magneto-optical images of the studied defects observed in the experiment.



Impedance-matched ceramic materials based on ferrospinels
Abstract
We studied the frequency spectra of the dielectric and magnetic permittivity, as well as the dielectric and magnetic losses of ferrospinels made by sintering by solid-phase reaction from the initial reagent [(NiCuZn)OMnO2]Fe₂O₃. We considered various systems of ferrites with a sign-varying temperature coefficient of magnetic saturation. Such systems are of practical interest for use in devices that require impedance matching, while at the same time providing stability magnetization in the specified temperature range (from –40 to 100 °C), which can vary by no more than 5%. The results of studying ferrospinels in the frequency ranges from 1 MHz to 3 GHz are discussed.



Fundamental problems and applications of physics of atomic nucleus
Possible study of two-particle transverse momentum correlations in proton-proton and deuteron-deuteron interactions at NICA energies
Abstract
Two particle transverse momentum correlations have been investigated for proton-proton and deuteron-deuteron interactions at center-of-mass energy of NN collisions of 10 GeV. The correlations between Λ-hyperons and К-, π- mesons and protons are calculated in Geant4 FTF and Pythia 6.4 models. It is shown that PT-correlations between Λ-hyperons and strange particles are stronger in the FTF model than in Pythia one. The two particle PT-correlations can be studied at NICA SPD experiment. A study of the two particle correlations can help to clarify the mechanism of quark-gluon string fragmentation.



Simulation and analysis of preliminary data of the experiment to study proton-proton correlations in the d + ¹H → p + p + n reaction
Abstract
The procedure for extracting the energy value of a virtual singlet proton-proton state from experimental data is considered. From a comparison of experimental data with simulation results, a preliminary value of Epp in the d + ¹H → p + p + n reaction at a deuteron energy of 15.3 MeV was obtained.



Experimental setup based on pixel detectors for precision determination of high energy proton beams characteristics
Abstract
The characteristics of proton beams at 1 GeV have been studied using an experimental setup based on a telescope of pixel detectors. Such parameters as pixel cluster multiplicity, the beam emittance and the setup resolution in each geometry were investigated.



Effects of local parity nonconservation in strong interactions in Pb-Pb collisions at LHC energy
Abstract
Accounting for the effects of local parity nonconservation in a strongly interacting medium is implemented within the framework of the Monte Carlo model. Predictions are obtained for the distributions of the invariant masses of di-muons and di-electrons from the decays of light vector mesons in Pb-Pb collisions at the LHC energy, taking into account the resolution of the detecting systems. The influence of fluctuations of the axial chemical potential is estimated.



Features of the isotopic distribution of uranium at the boundary of polar and nonpolar media
Abstract
The adsorption process of complexes UO₂(NO₃)₂·2TBP in a heterogeneous system at the interface of polar solution of 5.6 М HNO₃ and the surface of nonpolar polypropylene(C₃H₆)ₙ is studied. The isotopic distribution of uranium changes at the vertical interface of the media. The kinetics of the extraction process of complexes UO₂(NO₃)₂·2TBP in the heterogeneous system is described by the pseudo-first-order model of Erofeev–Kolmogorov and pseudo-second-order model of Ho and McKay.



A multiparametric system to determine the composition of spent fuel by analyzing its radiation
Abstract
A multiparametric recording system of radiation was created at the Khlopin Radium Institute to determine the composition of spent nuclear fuel to introduce it into fuel processing production cycles, in particular, to analyze the composition of liquids in hydrometallurgical conversion. The main task was to create a universal device (hardware and software complex) that can be adapted to determine the concentration of radioactive isotopes in various technological cycles by replacing detectors and/or reconfiguring software.



Transmutation of Am-241 at the Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute synchrotron
Abstract
Previously, the authors estimated the neutron flux from the Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute synchrotron for various moderator configurations near the internal target used to create a neutron flux using the spallation reaction. In this work, an attempt to transmute Am-241 was successful.



Estimates of the energies of 2₁⁺-, 4₁⁺ and 6₁⁺ -states in the lanthanide group nuclei
Abstract
Based on the existing correlation between the deformation energy and the lowest excitation energy, estimates were obtained for the energies of the 2₁⁺ -states of lanthanide group nuclei. The considered systematics of energy relations in the rotational band also made it possible to obtain estimates for the 4₁⁺ - and 6₁⁺ -states of this group of nuclei.



Optical model analysis of deuteron elastic scattering on ¹⁶O nuclei regarding resonance contribution
Abstract
Using the resonance optical-model code OptModel there were fitted all available experimental data of deuteron elastic scattering on ¹⁶O nuclei: differential cross section data at deuteron energies Ed from 0.98 to 200 MeV and ¹⁶O+d total reaction cross section from 38 to 97 MeV. Violation of scattering matrix unitarity (optical-model + resonance) at several energies did not exceed 14% what corresponds to mean errors of the data analyzed.



Physics of Magnetism
Hall effect in amorphous and crystalline ferromagnetic alloys Fe₆₀Co₂₀Si₈B₁₂ and Fe₅₈Co₂₀Si₁₂B₁₀
Abstract
For the Fe₆₀Co₂₀Si₈B₁₂ и Fe₅₈Co₂₀Si₁₂B₁₀ alloys, the temperature dependences of the Hall coefficient, electrical resistivity, and saturation magnetization in the amorphous and crystalline states were studied. A relationship between these parameters has been established, which is explained from the standpoint of the theory of the anomalous Hall effect. The spin-orbit interaction parameters are estimated on the base of the experimental data.



Investigation of the viscosity of magnetic-liquid systems using the developed capillary viscometer
Abstract
We studied the viscosity of liquids using a capillary viscometer of our own design. The viscosity value is determined by the pressure drop in the capillary, which makes it possible to study optically opaque liquids and carry out measurements in a magnetic field. A series of calibration experiments were carried out on liquids with a known viscosity value. The obtained dependences of the magnetic-viscous effect in magnetic fluid samples with different structures and physical parameters are consistent with known theoretical and experimental data.



Analysis of the change in the composition of the CdTe surface upon implantation of O₂⁺ ions and subsequent annealing
Abstract
The methods of implantation of O₂⁺ ions into a single-crystal CdTe/Mo(111) film followed by annealing at Т = 800 K for 30 min resulted in the obtained CdTeO3 film. It has been established that in the valence band of the CdTeO3 film there is a 3rd maximum due to the excitation of electrons from 5s Cd electrons and 2p O electrons and bending 5s Cd + 2pO electrons. At implantation of O₂⁺ ions with E0 ≥ 10 keV, Cd-Te-O type compounds were formed in the near-surface layer; therefore, a three-layer nanosystem of the CdTe/CdTeO/CdTe type was formed.



The peculiarities of magneto-optical spectra of NiFe-Ta bilayers
Abstract
We presented the results of modeling the magneto-optical properties of nanoscale layered structures based on the permalloy-tantalum structure on a silicon substrate. The spectral dependences are calculated in the transverse geometry of the magneto-optical Kerr effect in the range of 0.5–4.0 eV, while a highly nonlinear behavior of the spectral dependences was established depending on the thickness of the permalloy and tantalum layer. It is also shown that the Kerr effect can be significantly enhanced with sufficiently large values of the thickness of the tantalum layer.


