Heating of Heavy Water by Acoustic Wave Propagation in Magnetic Field and Phonon Maser Action of Deuteron (Cross-disciplinary Physics and Related Areas of Science and Technology)
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Heating by less than 10℃ of heavy water was observed at room temperature upon the propagation of acoustic waves of 6 MHz with intensity of about 2W/cm^2 during the scanning of a magnetic field from 800 to 1000mT. A control experiment with light water did not show the heating. As a quantitative explanation of this heating, the "spin-flip phonon maser" action of deuterons due to the thermal Raman process of spin-phonon coupling is considered. Good agreement with the experimental result was obtained. The 6 MHz acoustic waves induce the pumping transitions of the nuclear spin system.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 2004-04-15
著者
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Kamada K
Faculty Of Education Ibaraki University
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Kamada Kohji
Faculty Of Education Ibaraki University
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YOSHIZAWA Isao
Faculty of Education, Ibaraki University
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Yoshizawa Isao
Faculty Of Education Ibaraki University
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