Publications by authors named "V Aleshkevich"

Hydrolysis data for Bis(4-cyanophenyl) phenyl phosphate (), introduced as a reactive diluent for phthalonitrile monomers, under pH 4, 7 and 10 are presented. Conversion/time plots collected by HPLC analysis, typical chromatograms and NMR spectra of the substrate and the reaction products are given. Pseudo-first order rate constants are determined for at 25, 50 and 80 °C.

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Direct measurement of pressure dependent nonlinear refractive index of CO and Xe in subcritical and supercritical states are reported. In the vicinity of the ridge (or the Widom line), corresponding to the maximum density fluctuations, the nonlinear refractive index reaches a maximum value (up to 4.8*10m/W in CO and 3.

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The Sommerfeld diffraction theory is extended to the case of extremely short pulses. We show that in the far field the energy-density distribution of the diffractional pattern is transformed into a Gaussian distribution, when the plane wave with uniform radial amplitude distribution and one oscillation period falls upon the circular aperture. When one focuses the Gaussian beam with one oscillation period, the energy-density distribution in the focal plane differs from the Gaussian distribution.

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We analyze numerically the modulational instability of spatiotemporal cnoidal waves of cn, dn, and sn types that are periodic along a single space coordinate and are uniform in time. The band of possible increments is calculated for all three types of cnoidal waves as a function of parameter describing the degree of localization of the wave field energy. It is shown that this band transforms into a set of discrete values for waves of cn and dn types in the limit of strong spatial localization.

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We report the results of numerical studies of the fission of N-soliton bound states at the interface formed by a Kerr nonlinear medium and a linear dielectric in a planar waveguide. A variety of effects are shown to occur, with applications to all-optical eigenvalue soliton control.

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