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217 results about "Dispersive medium" patented technology

A dispersive medium is a medium in which waves of different frequencies travel at different velocities. With electromagnetic radiation (e.g. light, radio waves), dispersion corresponds to a frequency-dependent variation in the index of refraction of the medium.

Nanophotonic devices based on quantum systems embedded in frequency bandgap media

The present invention describes nanophotonic materials and devices for both classical and quantum optical signal processing, transmission, amplification, and generation of light, which are based on a set of quantum systems having a discrete energy levels, such as atoms, molecules, or quantum dots, embedded in a frequency bandgap medium, such as artificial photonic crystals (photonic bandgap materials) or natural frequency dispersive media, such as ionic crystals, molecular crystals, or semiconductors, exhibiting a frequency (photonic) bandgap for propagating electromagnetic modes coupled to optical transitions in the quantum systems. If the frequency of one of optical transitions, called the working transition, lies inside the frequency bandgap of the medium, then spontaneous decay of the working transition into propagating photon modes is completely suppressed. Moreover, the excitation of the working transition and a photon form a photon-quantum system bound state lying inside the photonic bandgap of the medium, in which radiation is localized in the vicinity of the quantum system. In a quantum system “wire” or a quantum system “waveguide”, made of spatially disordered quantum systems, or in a chain quantum system waveguide made of a periodically ordered identical quantum systems, wave functions of the photon-quantum system bound states localized on different quantum systems overlap each other and develop a photonic passband lying inside bandgap of the photonic bandgap medium. Photons with frequencies lying inside the photonic passband propagate along the quantum system waveguide. Since the working transition cannot be excited twice, the passband photons interact with each other extremely strongly both in one waveguide and in different waveguides that are located sufficiently close to each other. These unique nonlinear properties of the quantum system waveguides are proposed to use for engineering key nanophotonic devices, such as all-optical and electro-optical switches, modulators, transistors, control-NOT logic gates, nonlinear directional couplers, electro-optical modulators and converters, generators of entangled photon states, passband optical amplifiers and lasers, as well as all-optical integrated circuits for both classical and quantum optical signal processing, including quantum computing.
Owner:ALTAIR CENT

Nanophotonic devices based on quantum systems embedded in frequency bandgap media

The present invention describes nanophotonic materials and devices for both classical and quantum optical signal processing, transmission, amplification, and generation of light, which are based on a set of quantum systems having a discrete energy levels, such as atoms, molecules, or quantum dots, embedded in a frequency bandgap medium, such as artificial photonic crystals (photonic bandgap materials) or natural frequency dispersive media, such as ionic crystals, molecular crystals, or semiconductors, exhibiting a frequency (photonic) bandgap for propagating electromagnetic modes coupled to optical transitions in the quantum systems. If the frequency of one of optical transitions, called the working transition, lies inside the frequency bandgap of the medium, then spontaneous decay of the working transition into propagating photon modes is completely suppressed. Moreover, the excitation of the working transition and a photon form a photon-quantum system bound state lying inside the photonic bandgap of the medium, in which radiation is localized in the vicinity of the quantum system. In a quantum system “wire” or a quantum system “waveguide”, made of spatially disordered quantum systems, or in a chain quantum system waveguide made of a periodically ordered identical quantum systems, wave functions of the photon-quantum system bound states localized on different quantum systems overlap each other and develop a photonic passband lying inside bandgap of the photonic bandgap medium.
Owner:ALTAIR CENT

Quantum entanglement generating system and method, and quantum entanglement generating and detecting system and method

ActiveUS20110032532A1Improve stabilityGenerate an quantum entanglement stablyQuantum computersNanoinformaticsBeam splitterQuantum entanglement
A quantum entanglement generating system (30) comprises: a laser light source (1) for producing a light beam of light frequency 2f0; a ring interferometer (20) comprising a beam splitter (4) into which the light beam of light frequency 2f0 is incident and a plurality of mirrors (5, 7, 8), the beam splitter and the mirrors forming an optical path in the form of a ring; a parametric amplifier (6) inserted in the optical path of the ring interferometer for producing a beam of light of light frequency f0 upon receiving the light beam of light frequency 2f0 incident into the optical parametric amplifier; and a dispersive medium (9) inserted in the optical path of the ring interferometer for varying relative optical path length for the light beam of light frequency 2f0 and the light beam of light frequency f0, whereby two light beams of light frequency 2f0 split into at the beam splitter (4) so as to travel mutually contrariwise in direction of advance in the ring interferometer are incident into the optical parametric amplifier (6) to generate a first and a second squeezed light beam traveling mutually contrariwise in direction of advance in the ring interferometer (20), and the first and second squeezed light beams upon adjustment of their relative phase at a selected value through the dispersive medium (6) are combined in the beam splitter (4) to generate quantum entangled beams (10, 11).
Owner:JAPAN SCI & TECH CORP +1

Artificial finger print liquid, testing method for optical information medium using it and optical information medium

The present invention provides a low-cost artificial fingerprint liquid for quantitatively and with a good reproducibility evaluating an anti-staining property, and a fingerprint adhering property or a fingerprint removing property on the surface of an optical disk such as a reproduction-only optical disk, optical recording disk, magneto-optical recording disk, various displays such as a CRT, and various substances such as glass. An artificial fingerprint liquid comprising a fine-particle-form substance and a dispersion medium capable of dispersing the fine-particle-form substance. The dispersion medium preferably has a surface tension ranging from 20 to 50 mN/m at 25° C., and preferably is selected from at least one of higher fatty acid, derivative of higher fatty acid, terpens, and derivatives of terpens. The fine-particle-form substance is at least one selected from inorganic fine particles and organic fine particles. The present invention provides a testing method for an optical information medium using the artificial fingerprint. The present invention provides an optical information medium which is good in the property of wiping off an organic stain, such as a fingerprint, adhering to a surface of the optical recording medium and which can maintain good recording/reproducing property over a long period.
Owner:TDK CORPARATION

Stomach dissolved film coating pre-mix dose and preparing method thereof

The invention relates to a gastric-juice-soluble film-coating premix and the preparation method. The components include film-forming material (principal film-forming material and non-principal film-forming material), plasticizer, antisticking agent, surfactant and unorganic colorant. The preparation method of the gastric-juice-soluble film-coat premix is that: principle film-forming material is put into a super-mixer whose temperature is between 20 to 80 DEG C to mix at a low speed for 5minutes,and then after the plasticizer and the surfactant being added, to mix at a high speed for 20 minutes to get dispersive medium; then the dispersive medium, the lubricant and the unorganic colorant are added into the super-mixer to be dispersed at a high speed for 30 minutes; then the non-principal film-forming material and the plasticizer are added to mix at a low speed for 5 minutes; the finished product can be got after being screened. The gastric-juice-soluble film-coat premix which adopts complete hydrosolvent system is of moderate viscosity, so that good suspending state can be maintained; relatively low permeability can ensure the stability of the preparation; with improved production efficiency, improved moistureproof effect of the traditional Chinese medicine, more delicate coat and brighter color, the invention can better meet the requirements of the solid medicine for the film-coating.
Owner:AILEYI MEDICINE MATERIAL SCI & TECH TIANJIN CITY

Method for modeling reflection coefficient of spherical PP wave in viscoelastic medium

ActiveCN104570072AReflect physical propertiesSeismic signal processingPorous mediumDecomposition
The invention provides a method for modeling a reflection coefficient of a spherical PP wave in a viscoelastic medium and belongs to the field of geophysical prospecting for petroleum. The method comprises steps as follows: (1) a longitudinal wave phase velocity vp and a quality factor Q<-1> are calculated on the basis of a White model: the longitudinal wave phase velocity vp and the quality factor Q<-1> are calculated on the basis of the White model and reservoir parameters; (2) a reflection coefficient of a planar PP wave in a dispersive porous medium is calculated: the longitudinal wave phase velocity vp and the quality factor Q<-1> which are obtained in Step (1) are introduced in a Zoeppritz equation of the dispersive medium, and the reflection coefficient R<*>PP of the planar PP wave in the dispersive porous medium is calculated; (3) the reflection coefficient of the spherical wave is calculated: after the reflection coefficient R<*>PP of the planar PP wave is calculated in Step (2), the reflection coefficient of the spherical PP wave in the dispersive porous medium is modeled with a planar wave decomposition algorithm of the spherical wave, and the reflection coefficient R<spherical>PP of the spherical PP wave in the dispersive porous medium is calculated.
Owner:CHINA PETROLEUM & CHEM CORP +1
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