1964
DOI: 10.1515/zna-1964-7-815
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Multipliermessungen an T-Rohren

Abstract: Mit zwei Photomultipliern und mit Lichtleitern wurden die Leuchterscheinungen an T-Rohren untersucht. Man beobachtet drei charakteristische Leuchterscheinungen. Die erste tritt nach 0,1 bis 0,5 μs im ganzen Rohr auf und muß offenbar einer Anregung des Füllgases durch UV-Strahlung zugeschrieben werden. Eine zeitliche, am Rohrende beobachtete Verzögerung läßt auch eine Beteiligung von Resonanzstrahlung vermuten. Die Amplitude ist in komplizierter Weise vom Ort, vom Druck und vom Füllgas abhängig.Die zweite Leuch… Show more

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“…We take the absence of such a slow channel as further evidence that tube-tube interactions are sufficiently strong to induce charge transfer between semiconducting and metallic tubes on a time-scale comparable to or faster than the observed decay. Actually the lifetimes found here are qualitatively similar to results obtained for highly oriented pyrolytic graphite where the decay is found to be about a factor of 1.5-2 slower than in the nanotube samples [16]. Note that tube-tube interactions which lead to only 50 meV band-shift or splitting would already allow charge transfer between tubes withinh/50 meV ≈ 13 fs.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…We take the absence of such a slow channel as further evidence that tube-tube interactions are sufficiently strong to induce charge transfer between semiconducting and metallic tubes on a time-scale comparable to or faster than the observed decay. Actually the lifetimes found here are qualitatively similar to results obtained for highly oriented pyrolytic graphite where the decay is found to be about a factor of 1.5-2 slower than in the nanotube samples [16]. Note that tube-tube interactions which lead to only 50 meV band-shift or splitting would already allow charge transfer between tubes withinh/50 meV ≈ 13 fs.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Here, we take advantage of one of the particular strengths of time-resolved techniques: they allow to study the dynamics in systems with inhomogeneously broadened or heavily congested spectra. The slow decay is attributed to the cooling of the laser heated electron gas after the initial fast electron dynamics have lead to a thermalization of the excited electron distribution and will be discussed elsewhere [16]. The decay-time of the fast component can be seen to increase continuously as the intermediate state energy approaches the Fermi-level (see Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…precursors, was proved, and were related to the breakthrough phase of the discharge, to current oscillations and the movements of the plasma. Jeanmaire and Klingenberg (1961), Jeanmaire (1961), Jeanmaire et al (1963), Klingenberg and Meder (1963), Schwarzkopf (1963), Klingenberg (1963), Hertel and Klingenberg (1964), Jeanmaire (1963), Klingen- (1964) and others reported these results during the period from 1961 to 1968. It was also possible to demonstrate that the shock front ahead of the plasma has the characteristics of a blast wave and agrees very well with the theoretical predictions (Schwarzkopf 1968).…”
Section: The First Shock Wave Experiments At the Emimentioning
confidence: 79%