Plasma the fourth state of matter comprising of ions, electronsand neutrals can be used for surface engineering of materials, therebyincreasing their life. The modifications can be below or above thesurface. Most of these technologies are environment friendly and do notemit any pollutants. At FCIPT a lot of such technologies are developed andtransferred to industries. The presentation will focus on use of suchtechniques for solar applications.
27/11/2013 at 4:00 pm
Dr. Biplob Bhattacherjee, Kavli IPMU, University of Tokyo, Japan
HEP Seminar
Lecture Hall Block A, Institute of Physics
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Supersymmetry and dark matter search: prospects and challenges
Supersymmetry and dark matter search: prospects and challenges
Abstract
The main focus of my talk would be on supersymmetry search in the contextof recent LHC results. The discovery of 125 GeV Higgs like boson constrainssupersymmetry in many different directions. I will discuss a few viablesupersymmetric models and challenges involved in the search prospect. AlsoI would briefly highlight the importance of dark matter searches in a moregeneral framework.
20/11/2013 at 4:00 pm
Dr. D.P. Datta, PDF,IOP, Bhubaneswar
General Seminar
Lecture Hall Block A, Institute of Physics
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Evolution of nanofibrous layer due to Ar-ion irradiation of GaSb and InSb
Evolution of nanofibrous layer due to Ar-ion irradiation of GaSb and InSb
Abstract
A porous layer containing interconnecting network of nanofibersis known to be formed in GaSb under irradiation of ion beamshaving energy varying from tens of keV to a few MeV. Earlierstudies on such structural modifications of GaSb were focusedon the low fluence range (up to ~1??10^16 ions cm^-2). Theevolution of nanofibrous layer in the high fluence regime hasremained unexplored although in addition to understanding themicrostrcutural development, this regime is also important inthe context of self-organized surface patterning under irradiation.In the present study we show that normally and obliquely incident(theta = 60^0) 60 keV Ar^+ -ion irradiation of GaSb in the fluencerange 7??10^16 -3??10^18 ions cm^-2 demonstrates hitherto unobservedstructural modifications. In particular, we find obliquely incidentirradiation induced formation and gradual embedding of thenanofibrous layer under a rough top surface. In addition, theirradiation results in simultaneous formation of an undulatinginterface of the nanofibrous layer with the underlying GaSbcrystalline substrate. The observed structural evolution isunderstood in terms of redeposition of sputtered atoms-from Ar-ionbombarded GaSb-onto the nanofibrous layer growing byaccumulation of ion induced vacancies. We further address theissues of the crystallinity and compositional modifications of thenanofibrous layer under such high fluence irradiation. Finally,as further exploration of high fluence induced evolution of ananofibrous layer, we present the structural modification in InSbunder similar experimental conditions, namely, under normally andoff-normally (theta = 60^0) incident 60 keV Ar^+ -ion bombardmentin the fluence range of 1??10^17 – 3??10^18 ions cm^-2.
19/11/2013 at 4:00 pm
Dr. Somnath De, VECC, Kalkata
HEP Seminar
Lecture Hall Block A, Institute of Physics
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EoS of strongly interacting matter and intensity interferometry of thermal photons