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Kubelka-Munk理论及其在混合矿物
颜料配色中的应用 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
选取石青、石绿、水晶末3种矿物颜料,通过不同的比例将它们进行混合,并测量各混合颜料的光谱反射率。利用双常数Kubelka-Munk理论计算出3种颜料各自的吸收系数K和散射系数S的值,利用吸收系数和散射系数的加和性,通过计算机配色得到混合颜料理论上的光谱反射率值,并与前面直接测得的光谱反射率对比,计算其色差和均方根。同时,通过纯颜料的K/S值并利用其加和性进行计算机配色,得到单常数K-M理论配色后的K/S值,计算其对应的光谱反射率。再将单常数K-M理论配色后的光谱反射率与实际测量得到的光谱反射率进行对比,计算二者的色差和均方根,最后根据两组色差值和均方根评价单常数和双常数K-M理论在混合矿物颜料配色时的表现。结果表明,双常数K-M理论应用在3种颜料混合的情况时,能得到较为满意的配色结果。 相似文献
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本研究采用简单的水热法得到了单一形态学和小尺寸分布的油溶性PbSe量子点。所得到的立方相PbSe量子点颗粒呈现近球形, 且平均颗粒尺寸为4.0 ± 0.5 nm。PbSe量子点在435 nm近紫外区域呈现出较强的和相对较窄的光致发光光谱, 光谱的半高宽值约为80 nm。随着反应时间的延长和反应温度的升高, 发光光谱向低能量区域移动, 谱峰的半高宽也随之变大。在改变前驱体Pb/S摩尔比的条件下, 发光光谱相对强度降低, 光谱也发生向长波长区域移动。另外, 随着反应温度和前驱体Pb/S摩尔比的改变, PbSe量子点颗粒表面的缺陷也增多。在反应过程中, 小颗粒长大成大尺寸颗粒促使PbSe量子点的发光光谱向长波长移动, 这个现象符合奥斯瓦尔德熟化定律。热力学不稳定和颗粒表面低浓度油酸包覆也造成PbSe量子点颗粒表面产生缺陷。 相似文献
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《无机材料学报》2015,(7)
本研究采用简单的水热法得到了单一形态学和小尺寸分布的油溶性Pb Se量子点。所得到的立方相Pb Se量子点颗粒呈现近球形,且平均颗粒尺寸为4.0±0.5 nm。Pb Se量子点在435 nm近紫外区域呈现出较强的和相对较窄的光致发光光谱,光谱的半高宽值约为80 nm。随着反应时间的延长和反应温度的升高,发光光谱向低能量区域移动,谱峰的半高宽也随之变大。在改变前驱体Pb/S摩尔比的条件下,发光光谱相对强度降低,光谱也发生向长波长区域移动。另外,随着反应温度和前驱体Pb/S摩尔比的改变,Pb Se量子点颗粒表面的缺陷也增多。在反应过程中,小颗粒长大成大尺寸颗粒促使Pb Se量子点的发光光谱向长波长移动,这个现象符合奥斯瓦尔德熟化定律。热力学不稳定和颗粒表面低浓度油酸包覆也造成Pb Se量子点颗粒表面产生缺陷。 相似文献
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给出微观粒子量子摄动系统的量子哈密顿量,建立量子摄动系统的量子算符代数理论,得到量子摄动系统的能量表示。结果表明,微观粒子的量子摄动角频率随着时间量子数的增加而减小;作量子摄动的微观粒子的能量也随着时间量子数的增加而减小。 相似文献
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在量子信息处理框架下,从像素灰度归一化、像素量子态表示、量子测量、测量结果映射等方面,总结了现有量子衍生图像增强算法的处理流程。以 SARS-CoV-2 新冠病毒电镜图像增强为样本,结合实验分析,改进了量子衍生增强算子的加权方式,提出了灰度变换可调参数优化值的非迭代式确定算子。实验结果表明,量子衍生增强算法综合考虑了电镜图像的全局与局部信息,兼顾了对电镜图像对比度与亮度的调节,图像细节清晰、明暗适宜。 相似文献
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基于Monte Carlo模拟,研究了准二维4×4量子点阵列中交换相互作用常数J、偶极相互作用常数D、磁晶各向异性常数K对自旋组态和相关磁特性的影响。模拟结果表明,量子点阵列和单个量子点表现出完全不同的磁特性,即量子点阵列表现为顺磁性,而单个量子点则为铁磁性;分析不同外磁场下体系自旋组态的变化可以很好地解释模拟结果。 相似文献
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首次给出纳米颗粒哈密顿量的明确表示。根据纳米颗粒的量子自旋特性,得到纳米颗粒质量随时间变化的规律。根据纳米颗粒哈密顿量的守恒条件,得到纳米颗粒的量子平动动量、纳米颗粒的量子转动动量、纳米颗粒所受的量子引力及纳米颗粒与纳米颗粒引力中心的量子距离随时间变化的规律。证明纳米颗粒的量子平动动量、纳米颗粒与纳米颗粒引力中心的量子距离、纳米颗粒的量子能量均与颗粒所处的量子状态有关。对于不同量子状态的纳米颗粒,上述物理量的取值不同。本文中创新一组满足对易关系互为共轭的复量子数算符,建立纳米颗粒的量子算符代数理论,得到纳米颗粒能量的量子化表示。 相似文献
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为研究金属光电效应的量子理论,给出金属中一个电子的总哈密顿量,建立适合电子量子振动特性的算符代数理论,根据量子算符代数理论,得到金属中一个电子的总能量,由光电效应理论得到一个自由光子的静止质量和一个自由光子的能量表示。 相似文献
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Atomistic electronic structure calculations are performed to study the coherent inter-dot couplings of the electronic states in a single InGaAs quantum dot molecule. The experimentally observed excitonic spectrum by Krenner et al (2005) Phys. Rev. Lett. 94 057402 is quantitatively reproduced, and the correct energy states are identified based on a previously validated atomistic tight binding model. The extended devices are represented explicitly in space with 15-million-atom structures. An excited state spectroscopy technique is applied where the externally applied electric field is swept to probe the ladder of the electronic energy levels (electron or hole) of one quantum dot through anti-crossings with the energy levels of the other quantum dot in a two-quantum-dot molecule. This technique can be used to estimate the spatial electron-hole spacing inside the quantum dot molecule as well as to reverse engineer quantum dot geometry parameters such as the quantum dot separation. Crystal-deformation-induced piezoelectric effects have been discussed in the literature as minor perturbations lifting degeneracies of the electron excited (P and D) states, thus affecting polarization alignment of wavefunction lobes for III-V heterostructures such as single InAs/GaAs quantum dots. In contrast, this work demonstrates the crucial importance of piezoelectricity to resolve the symmetries and energies of the excited states through matching the experimentally measured spectrum in an InGaAs quantum dot molecule under the influence of an electric field. Both linear and quadratic piezoelectric effects are studied for the first time for a quantum dot molecule and demonstrated to be indeed important. The net piezoelectric contribution is found to be critical in determining the correct energy spectrum, which is in contrast to recent studies reporting vanishing net piezoelectric contributions. 相似文献
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Abstract A macroscopic, canonical quantization of the EM field and radiating atom system in quantum optics and cavity QED involving classical, linear optical devices, based on expanding the vector potential in terms of quasi mode functions is presented. The quasi mode functions approximate the true mode functions for the device, and are obtained by solving the Helmholtz equation for an idealized spatially dependent electric permittivity function describing the device. The Hamiltonian for the EM field and radiating atom system is obtained in multipolar form and the quantum EM field is found to be equivalent to a set of quantum harmonic oscillators, one oscillator per quasi mode. However, unlike true mode theory where the quantum harmonic oscillators are uncoupled, in the quasi mode theory they are coupled and photon exchange processes can occur. Explicit expressions for the coupling constants are obtained. The interaction energy between the radiative atoms and the quantum EM field depends on the amplitudes of the quasi mode functions at the positions of the radiating atoms, similar to that for the true mode approach. The simpler forms for the quasi mode functions enable the atom-field interaction energy to be written in a form in which the atoms are only coupled to certain types of modes—for example cavity quasi modes, which are large inside the optical cavity. In such cases the escape of energy from excited atoms in the cavity can be pictured in quasi mode theory as a two step process—the atom de-excites and creates a photon in a cavity quasi mode, the photon in the cavity quasi mode is then lost and appears as a photon in an external quasi mode. In this process the first step occurs via the atom-cavity quasi mode interaction, the second through coupling between cavity and external quasi modes. This may be contrasted with the true mode approach, where the excited atom loses its energy and the photon is created in one of the true modes. As all true modes have non-zero amplitudes outside as well as inside the cavity, the escape of energy from excited atoms in the cavity is seen as a one step process. An application of the quasi mode theory to the quantum theory of the beam splitter is outlined. The unitary operator used to describe this device is a scattering operator, relating initial and long time values of annihilation, creation operators for pairs of incident and reflected modes, interpreted here as quasi modes. 相似文献