1975
DOI: 10.1070/qe1975v005n01abeh010667
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Generation of optical harmonics in atoms

Abstract: The proximity technique (face-to-face) has been used for annealing of WSi,,, and TiSi, contacts on GaAs. This technique eliminates the need for encapsulation of GaAs or A s overpressure. The contacts were stable up to an annealing temperature of 900 ' C with little degradation of electrical properties. The Richardson constant decreased sharply at high annealing temperature which may have been d u e to creation of defects at !he interface.

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“…The methods that have been previously applied include direct Hartree-Fock approaches [17], perturbation theory connected with Hartree-Fock basis set functions [15] or to other zeroth-order basis set functions [16,19], and variational approaches [18,20]. Bishop and co-workers have applied a variational-perturbation approach, which can be treated as accurate [21,22] as a similar calculation for helium presented by the same group [25].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The methods that have been previously applied include direct Hartree-Fock approaches [17], perturbation theory connected with Hartree-Fock basis set functions [15] or to other zeroth-order basis set functions [16,19], and variational approaches [18,20]. Bishop and co-workers have applied a variational-perturbation approach, which can be treated as accurate [21,22] as a similar calculation for helium presented by the same group [25].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Thus, up to corrections of the second order with respect to F 0 , matrix element (6) can be represented in the form (13) where is the matrix element of the electric dipole transition of the free atom at F 0 = 0, and are the coefficients of the corrections to the matrix element, respectively, linear and quadratic in F 0 .…”
Section: The Probability Of a Dipole-allowed Transition Between Singlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, the quantities β i , , are the so-called sum rules S(-3) of the oscillator strengths for the ground and excited states, which can be represented as matrix elements that have the same form as the matrix elements of polarizabilities (5), but with the Green's functions being replaced by their squares (see, e.g., [13,14]). In particular,…”
Section: Quadratic Corrections To the Matrix Elements Of Dipole Transmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The corresponding flows could be constructed by means of fractional power method [5]. For n=1, one has multicomponent AKNS hierarchy, which includes coupled Nonlinear Schrödinger [49] equation as an example. For the case n=2 and n=3 one has the multicomponent Yajima -Oikawa [16] and Melnikov hierarchy [50] respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%