The concentration wave method is used to determine the ordered structures appearing in the epilayers of III-V semiconductor alloys. Based on a two-dimensional planar model, possible ordered structures of zinc-blende structure are deduced. Some experimental features are explained. Phase diagrams of interaction parameters are given.
Ni Jun;Lai Xinchun;Gu Binglin
Journal of Applied Physics
1993
The ordered phases in the three-state antiferromagnetic Potts model for different lattices are investigated using the cluster-variation method in the pair approximation. There are two types of low-temperature ordered phases. The intermediate-temperature ordered phases are also analyzed. © 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
Ni Jun;Gu Binglin
Physics Letters Section A General Atomic and Solid State Physics
1999
On the basis of the dielectric continuum model, the optical phonon modes and related dispersion relations in GaAsGa
Duan Wenhui;Zhu Jia-Lin;Gu Bing-Lin;Wang Chongyu
Physics Letters A
1995
The kinetics of ordering in a (001) deposition monolayer in fcc alloy system is investigated by means of the micromaster equation method in the pair approximation. The time evolutions of the long-range order (LRO) and short-range order (SRO) parameters are calculated. There are transient ordered states during the relaxation from the disordered state to the equilibrium state. The transient ordered states have various features are due to different characteristic times for the atomic migration, the different first- and second-nearest- neighbors interactions, the different influence of short-range correlation and long-range correlation on relaxation.
Shi Hong-Ting;Ni Jun;Gu Bing-Lin
Wuli Xuebao Acta Physica Sinica
2001
Electronic states and tunneling properties in step-barrier structures have been investigated. The results indicate that there exists quasibound states in step-barrier structure both at zero bias and under an applied bias. Size effect on negative-differential resistances is examined and the condition for obtaining larger current peak-to-valley ratios has been discussed. © 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.
Guo Yong;Gu Bing-Lin;Zeng Zhong;Kawazoe Yoshiyuki
Physics Letters Section A General Atomic and Solid State Physics
1999
The electronic structures of metallo-carbohedrenes M
Liu Jing-Nan;Gu Bing-Lin
Journal of Physics Condensed Matter
1993
Using the scattering-matrix method, we investigate the acoustic photon ballistic transmission and thermal conductivity in a dielectric quantum wire structure. We find that the transmission coefficient and the thermal conductivity are of quantum character, and sensitively depend on the geometric parameters and material nature of the structure. The transmission coefficient of the single acoustic phonon mode with differing frequency has different dependence on geometric configurations. Our results show that by adjusting the structural parameters and material nature one can control the thermal conductivity of the structure to match practical requirements in devices.
Li Wen-Xia;Chen Ke-Qiu;Duan Wenhui;Wu Jian;Gu Bing-Lin
Journal of Physics D Applied Physics
2003
The structural phase diagrams of complex perovskites have been studied within the mean-field approximation. Various phase diagrams with possible topological structures of the 1/2{111}-, 1/ 2{110}-, and 1/2{100}-type ordered structures are obtained. The 1/2{111}- and 1/2{100}-type ordered structures have similar phase diagrams and their ordering transitions are both of the second kind, while the 1/2{110}-type ordered structure has a more complex phase diagram and its ordering transition is of the first kind. In the two-phase region of the phase diagram, the ordered phase's composition deviates from that of the chemical formula towards the completely ordering composition which is 0.5 for the 1/2{111}-, 1/2{100}-type ordered structures and 0.25, 0.50, 0.75 for the 1/2{110}-type ordered structures. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
Gu Bing-Lin;Liu Zhi-Rong;Gui Hong;Zhang Xiao-Wen
Journal of Applied Physics
1999
We compare the electronic structures of undoped and Br-doped finitely long single-wall carbon nanotubes. Doping with bromine modifies the electronic structure of pure tubes in three ways. The total electronic density shifts from the tubes to the dopant agree with the experimental results, as may open a new way to tuning the quantum-transport and field-emissive properties of carbon nanotubes. © 1998 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.
Yuan Ling-Feng;Gu Bing-Lin
Solid State Communications
1998
The electronic structure of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWNT) in the growth is studied by using the first-principle discrete variable calculations. We find the electronic structure of the mouth is remarkably different from that of the body due to dangling bonds. The corresponding valence electrons not only directly change the bonding model of the mouth, strengthen the bonding between carbon atoms and induce carbon atoms shift to tube core along the radial, which is in good agreement with the morphology of perfect tip observed in the experiments, but also reduce the chemical stability of carbon nanotube. The electronic structure differing from the closed carbon nanotube determines the different operation behavior of carbon nanotube in the growth in the synthesis of nano-material.
Zhou Gang;Duan Wen-Hui;Gu Bing-Lin
Kao Teng Hsueh Hsiao Hua Heush Hsueh Pao Chemical Journal of Chinese Universities
2001