Features of liquid phase epitaxy of GaSb/InAs heterostructures are considered. A modified method of pulse cooling of saturated solution-melt is offered. This method allows us to avoid InAs substrate dissolution during contact with a Ga-Sb liquid phase. Also it is shown that forming In x Ga 1−x As y Sb 1−y solid solutions due to GaSb epitaxial layer dissolution by InAs substrate is energetically unfavourable.
The main attention is paid to the analysis of electromyogram (EMG) signals using Poincaré plots (PP). It was established that the shapes of the plots are related to the diagnoses of patients. To study the fractal dimensionality of the PP, the method of counting the coverage figures was used. The PP filtration was carried out with the help of Haar wavelets. The self-similarity of Poincaré plots for the studied electromyograms was established, and the law of scaling was used in a fairly wide range of coverage figures. Thus, the entire Poincaré plot is statistically similar to its own parts. The fractal dimensionalities of the PP of the studied electromyograms belong to the range from 1.36 to 1.48. This, as well as the values of indicators of Hurst exponent of Poincaré plots for electromyograms that exceed the critical value of 0.5, indicate the relative stability of sequences.
The algorithm of the filtration method proposed in this research involves only two simple stages:
Conversion of the input data matrix for the PP using the Jacobi rotation.
Decimation of both columns of the resulting matrix (the so-called "lazy wavelet-transformation", or double downsampling).
The algorithm is simple to program and requires less machine time than existing filters for the PP.
Filtered Poincaré plots have several advantages over unfiltered ones. They do not contain extra points, allow direct visualization of short-term and long-term variability of a signal. In addition, filtered PPs retain both the shape of their prototypes and their fractal dimensionality and variability descriptors. The detected features of electromyograms of healthy patients with characteristic low-frequency signal fluctuations can be used to make clinical decisions.
a b s t r a c tThe dependences of the maximum and the half-width of near band-edge photoluminescence of semiinsulating undoped-GaAs crystals at 77 K on the concentration of background acceptor impurities and the level of excitation in the range from 3 Â 10 21 to 6 Â 10 22 quantum/(cm 2 s) are investigated. The observed dependences are explained by formation of the density tails of states as a result of fluctuations of impurity concentration and participation of localized states of the donor impurity band in radiative transitions. Reduction of many-particle interaction at increasing of N can be connected with increasing of shielding of charge carriers by atoms of impurity.
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