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<title>Possible mechanism of inhibition of virus infectivity with nanoparticles</title>
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Khylko, O.L.; Rusinchuk, N.M.
The possible mechanism of inhibition of virus infectivity with nanoparticles has been considered both theoretically and experimentally. It has been supposed that inhibition is caused by action of the nanoparticles on specific molecules at the virus surface. A nanoparticle located close to the virus leads to the drastic increase in the local field intensity at this surface. It, in turn, leads to deformation (or destruction) of molecules that are responsible for virus absorption into the cell. When majority of these molecules are deformed, the virus loses its ability to penetrate into the cell and to cause a decease. This mechanism has been studied theoretically by applying the methods of nanophysics and experimental studying the absorption spectra of biological samples.
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<title>Integration of LED/SC chips (matrix) in reverse mode with solar energy storage</title>
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Osinsky, V.I.; Masol, I.V.; Feldman, I.Kh.; Diagilev, A.V.; Sukhovii, N.O.
In this work, for the first time we investigated controlling the quantum efficiencies of III-nitride LED/SC (solar cells) new energy accumulating elements and supercapacitors as energy storage devices (Enestors). It has been shown that the atomic content in these microenergetic devices gives large possibilities for energy storage from solar light. The developed technique is promising to make ideal new functional LED, LD and SC with a high quantum efficiency and small leakage. This technology can be realized using Si/A³B⁵ integrated processor technology epitaxy with computer driving.
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<title>Dielectric spectroscopy of CuInSe₂ single crystals</title>
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Mustafaeva, S.N.; Asadov, S.M.; Guseinov, D.T.; Kasimoglu, I.
The results of high-frequency dielectric measurements with obtained α-CuInSe₂ single crystals provided an opportunity to determine the mechanisms of dielectric losses and charge transport, and also to evaluate the density of states at the Fermi level; the average time of charge carrier hopping between localized states, average hopping distance, scattering of trap states near the Fermi level; concentration of deep traps responsible for hopping conductivity in alternate electric fields.
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<title>Variational approach to the calculation of the lowest Wannier exciton state in wide type-II single semiconductor quantum wells</title>
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<description>Variational approach to the calculation of the lowest Wannier exciton state in wide type-II single semiconductor quantum wells
Vertsimakha, G.V.
The possibility to change the spatial character of the Wannier exciton ground state in a wide single type-II semiconductor quantum well has been studied variationally. A heterostructure with the central layer forming a potential well for holes and a barrier for electrons has been considered. A trial function taking into account the possibility to shift the most probable position of hole from the center of the structure towards interfaces for reducing the distance to electron has been proposed. The exciton transition energy and binding energy were calculated for the structure based on the ZnO one. It has been shown that the proposed trial functions can be used for wide quantum wells for which it describes an exciton state with the carriers localized near the interfaces at a distance of the order of the Bohr radius for bulk exciton.
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