Cavity system

In Section 2.6 and 2.7, the synthesis of the internally TV-bridged cavity systems 109a, 109b and 125 were reported, but always as a minor product admixed with other stereoisomers. To overcome this problem, the reaction sequence outlined in Scheme 23 was devised to produce k>uthem cavity 134, exclusively as a single product. 

The synthesis of cavity systems of the alternative northern type, outlined in Scheme 24, involved the Diels-Alder addition of tetrafluoioisoindole 136 to the cavity Ws-(cyclobutene-l, 2-diester) 135 <97T3975> to produce the cavity structure 137. The stereoselectivity of the Diels-Alder step, established in model compound reactions <98TL3083>, ensured that the A-bridges were positioned with inward-facing geometry. 

Fan, S., Sharp asymmetric lineshapes in side coupled waveguide cavity systems, Appl. Phys. Lett. 2002, 80, 908 910... 

Fig. 5. Schematic diagram of the DOUBLE ENDOR cavity system (X-band). (From Ref. 42)...

The quest towards ever larger cavity systems, especially those stable in solution, has leaned increasingly more heavily upon self-assembly as a means towards synthesising assemblies capable of encapsulating large spatial volumes. Some of the largest cavities formed to date are based on the very... 

Figure 11.12. Cavity system used by Freund and Miller [21] in their magnetic resonance study of H2 in its G + state, excited from the ground state by electron bombardment. 

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The influence of the pore system structure of the zeolite becomes apparent through experiments with the hexagonal and the cubic modification offaujasite, EMT and Y. These were chosen because the acid sites in both zeolites are reportedly equivalent [8]. Since the Si/Al ratio in the used catalysts is nearly the same (EMT-a = 3.6, Y = 3.5), the numbers of add sites are equal, too. The results are presented in fig. 5. The activity of EMT is slightly higher than that of Y whereas the selectivity (= (3)/(4)) is the same it increases with the catalyst amoimt from 15 to 18. Since the strength of acid sites in Y and EMT is known to be very similar and the numbers of sites are also nearly the same, the higher activity of EMT can only be explained by easier diffusion of reactants and products in the straight channels of EMT than in the cavity system of the FAU-structure. 

Figure 7. Coupling of bare eigenstates of atom plus cavity system for at most one photon. b, 1, 0) denotes collective atomic state b), one photon in mode a+ and zero photons in mode...

If W denotes the total density operator of the combined atom-cavity system after the writing process, all states W that are identical to W when tracing out the bright polariton modes and 3> /, i.e, for which holds... 

The key structural feature of the molecular sieves is the narrow, uniform, continuous channel system that becomes available after the zeolitic water has been driven off by heating and evacuation. Great thermal stability after dehydration has been observed in the rigid lattices of X- and Y-type faujasites, zeolite A, mordenite, and chabazite. The geometry of the internal channel and cavity system is characteristic of the individual zeolite. Entrance to the intracrystalline volume is through orifices (ranging from 3 to 9 A in the various zeolites) located periodically throughout the structure. It is thus apparent that access to the intrazeolitic environment is limited to molecules whose dimensions are less than a certain critical size. 

Let us assume that the chemical transformations in zeolite catalyst systems occur vnthin the high surface area intracrystalline volumes. Then, for a reaction within a zeolite particle it is apparent that both the entry pores and the channel-cavity system must be open enough to allow transport of reactant molecules from the bulk phase to the active sites (and vice versa). Thus, any crystalline sieve that could sorb simple organic molecules such as w-hexane might conceivably have catalytic potential. Factors pertinent to these processes are discussed below. 

The radiofrequency cavity system (RF in Figure 2.4), which acts on the circulating electrons and restores the energy they lose through the emission of electromagnetic radiation. 

For example, contemplate a laser cavity system with the following characteristics reflectivity of the HR mirror 7 i = 0.998 reflectivity of the output coupler R = 0.958 round-trip loss (excluding mirror loss) Lrt = 0.08 amplifier gain Ga = 1.05. Using these values in Equation (3.2) one obtains Gl = 1.045 this is a typical value encountered for CW gas lasers near laser threshold (see Section 3.4). 

To achieve low power losses one needs a high quality factor Q of the cavity. Besides, the high Q value helps to solve the problem of limiting the thermal runaway, since the amount of heat removed from the cavity system in one cycle becomes smaller. Since... 

The cavity systems discussed so far in this section provide adequate bandwidth for many applications. Some uses, however, dictate an operating bandwidth beyond what a conventional cavity amplifier can provide. One method of achieving wider operating bandwidth involves the use of a double-tuned overcoupled amplifier, shown in Fig. 5.76. The system includes four controls to accomplish tuning ... 

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