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    20 January 2019 Volume 38 Issue 1
      
    Force operator in one-dimentional infinite square-well potential
    LIU Fei, ZHAO Lu, HU Lei
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  1.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.170621
    Abstract ( 2214 )   PDF (329KB) ( 1296 )  
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    Calculation of the mean force applied on the wall of one-dimensional infinite square-well potential

    is an exercise that is frequently met in quantum mechanics textbooks. Recently,it also attracts interesting in the

    study of quantum nonequilibrium processes. In this paper,a force operator is proposed and is utilized to re-obtain

    previous result. Its correctness is as well proved in the case of one wall moving at constant velocity. The advantage

    of the operator is that a process of taking limit does not need,where one has to calculate the mean force for a finite

    square-well potential first and to take the potential-depth be infinite later. The computations show that,in quantum

    regime using a time-dependent canonical transformation to define a force operator is neither correct nor essential.

    The complex interplolation approach to analysis of the planar motion of rigid bodies
    ZHANG Xin-hua
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  5.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180081
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    In this paper,the complex interplolation method ( CIM) is proposed for analysis of the planar motion

    of rigid bodies. Based on the known kinematical information ( displacement,velocity and acceleration) of two

    points in a rigid body,the displacement,velocity and acceleration of any other point in the rigid body can be determined

    by the CIM.The present method provides a unified way to the analyses of displacement,velocity and acceleration

    of the planar motion of a rigid body,on the other hand,it is easy to implement in the computer.

    Analysis of the truncation error of series solutions for vibrating string problem
    HAN She-jiao, HE Jia-qi
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  8.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180241
    Abstract ( 1944 )   PDF (583KB) ( 1143 )  
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    Based on three different forms of the series solutions of the vibrating string equation under the definite

    condition,the truncation error of the series solutions is discussed in two different conditions,ignoring or not ignoring

    the independent variables. When the independent variables,by estimating the general truncation error,defining

    the Gibbs-like phenomenon is considered,we obtain the estimation of the maximum value of the truncation error.

    Application of Gegenbauer polynomials in some physical problems
    LIN Qiong-gui
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  13.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180325
    Abstract ( 1353 )   PDF (212KB) ( 722 )  
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    Some applications of the Gegenbauer polynomials in physical problems are presented. The problems

    discussed include heat conduction problem and Schrdinger equation in a spherical clove domain,and the effect of

    an Aharonov-Bohm vector potential on the energy levels of bound states in a central potential.

    Derivation and application of variation rate of the magnetic flux in a loop with general motion
    LUO Chao-yi
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  17.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180177
    Abstract ( 2220 )   PDF (197KB) ( 582 )  
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    This paper deduces the variation rate of the magnetic flux in a rigid loop with translational and rotational motion. It is proved that motional electromotive force obtained by the law of electromagnetic induction is equal to that obtained by the Lorentz force. The formula is applied to analyze magnetic force and torque on current-carrying loop and induced current. The result has provided theoretical foundation for the study of basic problems about electromagnetism.
    Interference field analysis of two partially polarized lights
    DING Wen-ge, LI Wen-bo
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  20.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180364
    Abstract ( 1509 )   PDF (468KB) ( 590 )  
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    Based on the superposition and interference theory of waves,when an extreme value of light intensity

    is parallel,the related formulas of the intensity distribution of interference field and the contrast degree of the interference

    fringe by two partially polarized lights are obtained. The formulas can be applied to various interference

    processes in which natural light,linear polarized light and partial polarized light composed of them participate. On

      the basis of these,the interference field of different polarization state light such as line polarized light and line polarized

      light,natural light and natural light,line polarized light and natural light are analyzed in detail. The specific

      expressions of light intensity distribution of interference field and contrast degree of the interference fringes are given.

      The conclusions are of great significance to recognition of interference field of the aforementioned polarization

      states and to improvement of the contrast degree of interference fringes of the corresponding interference field in the

      interferometer.

    Uncertainty in uncertainty of quantum uncertainty relation
    LI Jun-gang, HU Hai-yun
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  25.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180278
    Abstract ( 1771 )   PDF (254KB) ( 617 )  
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    The uncertainty relationship is an important part of quantum physics theory. It is not easy to explain

    this part well in the college physics course in a limited period of time. Firstly,some problems and their solutions of

    the uncertainty relation encountered in the lecture are introduced. Then several introductions of the uncertainty relationship

    are given in order to deepen the understanding of the uncertainty relationship from different perspectives.

    Inversion algorithm for fermion matrix with multi-different mass terms
    WU Liang-kai, GU Xin, LIU Kun, FENG Long-hai
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  29.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180181
    Abstract ( 1448 )   PDF (246KB) ( 467 )  
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    In the simulation of lattice gauge theory,RHMC algorithm is an accurate algorithm which can be

    used to any number of fermions. Its central idea is to expand the fermion determinant into rational functions,the implementation

    of this algorithm results in a lot of matrix inversion of fermion matrix,and brings about numerous time

    and resources consumption. Therefore,its use is limited. This paper uses the shifted polynomial to obtain an approach

      to solve this problem for the conjugate gradient method. This approach can be applied into RHMC algorithm.

    Propagator of the driven oscillator with time-dependent mass and frequency
    XIA Xiao-jian, CHEN Wen-zhi
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  32.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180024
    Abstract ( 1396 )   PDF (216KB) ( 394 )  
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    Many physical systems can be described by oscillator with time-dependent mass and frequency. Investigation

    and solution of time-dependent system are very important in quantum field as well as in quantum optics.

    We use SU( 1,1) Lie-algebraic technique to investigate the harmonic oscillator with time-dependent mass and frequency

    and obtain the time evolution operator by solving Riccati equation. Than the formula of the system is derived

    in phase space. Finally,we obtain the propagator of oscillator of the free particle,driven by gravity,period mass

      and damped system.

    An alternative approach to test the acceleration of gravity by using sensors in smartphone
    RAO Di, CHENG Min-xi
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  37.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180232
    Abstract ( 4787 )   PDF (319KB) ( 1445 )  
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    One experiment is designed by using the sensors in smartphone including pressure sensor,temperature

    sensor. The acceleration of gravity is obtained through linear fitting by measuring the relationship between relative

    altitude and air pressure. This new method needs not additional equipment and the experimental procedure is

    easy to do.

    Mechanical properties of Vicryl suture measured by tensile method
    LIU Xiao-li, YUAN Xiao-yan, NIU Xiao-dong
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  39.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180422
    Abstract ( 1780 )   PDF (420KB) ( 1231 )  
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    On the basis of FD-YC-II Young’s modulus tester,JCD3 microscope is employed to instead JC10

    microscope,and then by adding and reducing weight to Vicryl suture at room temperature,the axial elongation is

    measured by stretching method. The stress - strain curve,tensile strength 518. 824 MPa,elongation at break

    14.087%,yield strength 76.8 MPa,yield strain 1.57% and Young's modulus 81.505 MPa have been measured.

    The stress-strain hysteresis loop of Vicryl suture is also obtained.

    Research on student-centered teaching reform of the elementary physics course
    LU Hui, ZHANG Meng, LUO Duan-bin, WANG Rong, FANG Yi,
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  43.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180320
    Abstract ( 1861 )   PDF (379KB) ( 596 )  
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    On the basis of the teaching reform exploration and practice of the public basic course,university

    physics,and the professional basic course,optics, this paper expounds that the teaching process is optimized and the

    teaching mode is reformed under " student-centered" idea and according to the characteristics of the elementary

    physics course. With the combination of the overall guidance and the individual guidance and the transform of classroom

    teaching from the closed to the open,and so on, the students' full development and personality development are

      promoted and the research learning model is formed.

    Discussion and practice of college physics information-based teaching
    LU Shu-hua, TIAN Fang, WANG Li-hui
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  47.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180215
    Abstract ( 1463 )   PDF (1409KB) ( 380 )  
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    College physics is a compulsory basic course for most majors in science and engineering. It plays an

    important role for students in their natural science knowledge system construction,the learning of professional

    courses,and the cultivation of scientific quality. The discussion and practice of college physics information-based

    teaching mode and content are performed based on the authors experience. Using the“Internet + curriculum”idea,

      traditional and modern integrated teaching modes are constructed through the use of intelligent teaching tools such

      as online teaching platform,WeChat,and rain classroom,which optimize the traditional teaching methods and

      highlighted multisource,three-dimensional and information-based teaching methods. The integration of teaching

      content and public security technology disciplines are enhanced,which make a professional basic platform and

      highlight its pertinence and application. It is expected to provide some reference for college physics teaching of

      similar majors.

    Vibration modes and shape threshold of Leidenfrost floating droplets
    ZHANG Yu-bo, SUN Wen-jie, JIANG Ying-hua, DONG Rui-ge,
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  53.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180198
    Abstract ( 1561 )   PDF (1248KB) ( 593 )  
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    On the basis of the research on vibration mode of floating droplets,this paper discusses Leidenfrost

    effect and the threshold radius of Leidenfrost stars in various stages. It is found that the vibration modes of floating

    droplets correspond to radius range. Both the theoretical and experimental results indicate that floating droplets are

    divided into three main modes by two thresholds. When the radius is smaller than the lower boundary of threshold,

    droplets are contracted to a spheroidal one because of surface tension; on condition that the radius is larger than the

    outer boundary of threshold, the pressure difference between the inner and external part of droplets is negative,

    which destroys the original vibration of droplets and forms a bubble at the bottom of droplets. In this case that floating

    droplets between two modes, forms Leidenfrost stars and the modes of stars is linearly enlarged with the increase

    of radius. In contrast, the modes of stars decrease with evaporating.

    Production and application of Tesla coil demonstrator
    GONG Jun-long, LU Rong-de
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  58.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180274
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    This paper briefly introduces Tesla coil and its working principle,and a simple and safe demonstrator

    for Tesla coil has been made. Using this demonstrator,a series of interesting experiments can be performed. By

    observing the phenomenon of experiment,we have found problems and ask questions,and further analyze and

    explore it.

    Theoretical approach to realize wide-angle ultra-transparent optics
    LIU Zhi-da, GUO Jia-qi, TIAN Bo-yang, WANG Zhao-na
    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  62.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180067
    Abstract ( 1234 )   PDF (457KB) ( 497 )  
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    The implementation of wide-angle ultra-transparent optical interfaces is the key to improve the optical

    energy utilization efficiency and the imaging quality in complicated optical systems. In this work,the Fresnel

    formulas of the interface between the isotropic medium and the anisotropic medium are deduced from Maxwell's equations

    and boundary conditions,and the conditions of wide-angle total transmission on the optical interface are

    then obtained. On this basis,a new device with the ultra-transparency is proposed at a wide angle range of [-85°,

    85°]. The results should provide a new theoretical approach for designing the novel optical devices with highly efficiency

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    College Physics. 2019, 38(1):  67.  doi:10.16854 /j.cnki.1000-0712.180223
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