Vol 89, No 12 (2025)
Nanooptics, photonics and coherent spectroscopy
Transfer of the state of a broadband single-photon packet in non-resonant interaction with isolated systems of different physical nature: General approach
Abstract
Under the conditions of the Markov approximation, a master equation is derived that describes the transfer of the state of a single- photon broadband packet to the state of a solitary object, depending on the nature of the latter. A single- photon excitation is a broadband packet with a Gaussian frequency distribution (an information signal) that interacts non- resonantly with a selected high- quality resonator mode (an intermediary). The latter also interacts non- resonantly (in the dispersion limit) with a working cell whose natural frequency is resonant with the central frequency of the packet. The derivation is based on quantum stochastic differential equations, which naturally follow from the construction of an effective interaction Hamiltonian based on the algebraic theory of resonance interactions.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1866–1874
1866–1874
Determination of spectral and mode properties of nanophotonic resonators based on silicon and silicon nitride
Abstract
Nanophotonic (photonic crystal) resonators with high quality and low mode volume are promising for research in the field of nonlinear and quantum optics on a chip. In this paper, the Q-factor, mode area, mode volume, and Purcell factor of a nanophotonic resonator based on silicon and silicon nitride are calculated to generate high-quality resonant states.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1875-1881
1875-1881
Investigation of a quantum key distribution scheme with independent detection and sideband encoding
Abstract
A quantum key distribution scheme with independent detection using sideband encoding and a Sagnac interferometer is proposed and implemented, providing automatic compensation for phase fluctuations in optical channels and demonstrating stable interference of weak coherent states over a 25-kilometer link with a low error rate, which confirms the scheme's applicability for building secure quantum networks.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1882-1887
1882-1887
Second harmonic imaging of glass-water and glass-air interfaces
Abstract
Visualization of glass- water and glass- air interfaces by second harmonic generation microscopy has been carried out. The possibility of recovering the value of the electrostatic surface potential from the recorded signal intensity from the glass surface in contact with solutions with different pH is shown. Comparison of images of glass in contact with air and solution at pH 2 indicates the similarity in the molecular structure of these interfaces.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1888-1892
1888-1892
Quantum yield of luminescence of YF3: Ce3+, Tb3+ nanoparticles under stochastic Purcell effect in colloidal solution containing plasmonic nanoparticles
Abstract
In metal-enhanced fluorescence of nanoparticles with rare earth ions, the number of photons and the rate of spontaneous transition are increased due to localized plasmon resonance. The model describes a nonmonotonic dependence of the quantum yield on the concentration of gold nanoparticles. The maximum is achieved due to the balance between the Purcell effect and optical absorption. These results are useful for the development of biological sensors with increased sensitivity.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1893-1900
1893-1900
The emergence of quasi-stable soliton-like modes during the generation of terahertz radiation by an optical pulse
Abstract
Based on numerical modeling, the process of generating broadband terahertz radiation by an optical pulse in a nonlinear uniaxial crystal was investigated. It was shown that the generation process is accompanied by the formation of a stable optical-terahertz soliton, as well as a broadband terahertz signal additional to the soliton.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1902-1907
1902-1907
Intermolecular interactions and equilibrium of conformations of molecules in blended polymer system
Abstract
The effect of intermolecular interactions on the conformational equilibrium of several ethane- like compounds in the blend of polyvinyl chloride and polyvinyl butyral is analyzed by FTIR spectroscopy. The enthalpy differences of conformations of ethane- like compounds in the polymer blend are determined and the contributions of intermolecular interactions are estimated. The contributions of intermolecular interactions of ethane- like compounds with the polymer blend and with the components of the blend are compared.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1908-1912
1908-1912
Modeling the dynamics of ultra-short pulses in a polymer composite with impurity carbon nanotubes
Abstract
We studied the dynamics of propagation of electromagnetic pulses consisting of a single field oscillation in a composite system of carbon nanotubes integrated into a polymer matrix. We considered nanotubes with an impurity energetically isolated from the zone structure of nanotubes. The influence of the composite parameters on the processes of propagation of ultra-short pulses is revealed, which opens up new possibilities for controlling their characteristics in such hybrid systems.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1913-1917
1913-1917
Simulation of laser beams dynamics in carbon nanotubes in the presence of the external fields
Abstract
We presented a theoretical study of the laser beam dynamics in a nonlinear medium with carbon nanotubes under the influence of external electromagnetic fields. Application of the method of slowly varying amplitudes to the nonlinear wave equation allowed us to derive a modified parabolic equation for the spatiotemporal evolution of a Gaussian beam. The influence of electric and magnetic fields on the main radiation parameters, including the maximum intensity, is estimated. The results demonstrate a significant dependence of the radiation characteristics on both the laser beam parameters themselves (frequency, initial amplitude) and the magnitude of the external constant electric field.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1918-1922
1918-1922
Self-recovery of luminescent characteristics of a mesogenic europium(III) beta-diketonate complex after UV-irradiation
Abstract
The ability of a mesogenic europium(III) beta-diketonate complex fixed on a quartz substrate by drying a highly concentrated solution of the complex in carbon tetrachloride to reduce the luminescence brightness of Eu3+ ions during prolonged UV laser irradiation and to spontaneously restore the initial luminescence parameters when kept in the dark for at least 22 hours at room temperature has been experimentally established.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1923-1929
1923-1929
Motion of microsheres in opto-thermal vortex traps
Abstract
An increase in the angular velocity of microparticles moving along a vortex light ring in an optothermal trap has been experimentally demonstrated, compared to an optical trap with the same trap parameters. The ability to control this velocity without increasing radiation power on the light ring has been shown. The data obtained have been analyzed based on the results of numerical modeling for the distribution of temperature and convection flow velocity over the sample area.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1930-1937
1930-1937
Experimental study of a quantum memory protocol: revival of silenced echo and the superradiance
Abstract
An optical quantum memory protocol was implemented in the revival of silenced echo scheme in the 167Er3+:Y2SiO5 crystal at the telecommunication wavelength. The signal pulse recovery efficiency was 13% for a storage time of 60 μs for the optimal intensity of rephasing laser pulses. With a further increase in the laser pulse intensity, a superradiance pulse appears, causing a decrease in the signal pulse recovery efficiency. Methods for increasing the quantum memory efficiency by further increasing the pulse area of rephasing pulses are discussed.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1938–1944
1938–1944
Nonresonant selective spectroscopy of intermolecular dynamics in liquid in the terahertz frequency range
Abstract
A new method of non- resonant selective spectroscopy has been proposed for studying the low- frequency dynamics of molecules in liquids. It uses non- resonance two- pulse laser excitation and the registration of the ultrafast optical Kerr effect. The first pulse induces anisotropy of the medium due to the orientational response of molecules, and the second pulse excites other vibrational and rotational responses while suppressing the induced anisotropy. Theoretical calculations show that this scenario corresponds to traditional single- pulse excitation of the optical Kerr effect, which does not include the contribution from orientational anisotropy. This allows for accurate determination of the spectral characteristics of intermolecular dynamics.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1945–1951
1945–1951
Dynamics in a ring photonic molecule with programmable spectrum topology
Abstract
We investigated a quantum memory scheme for three optical resonators that form a photonic molecule with a programmable spectrum topology. The dependence of the spectrum on the tuning parameters is analyzed to implement effective signal transfer to memory. The dynamics of the field in individual resonators is calculated for use in processing.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1952–1956
1952–1956
Electrically controlled fiber optic thermosensor with Bragg resonator
Abstract
A prototype of an optical temperature sensor made of ground optical fiber with electrically modulating phonon-photon interaction on a rough surface simulating Bragg grating effects is proposed and experimentally tested to improve detection by increasing the surface area and electrically modulating the active sensor part. The possibilities of applying the circuit in noise-immune temperature monitoring and combining the sensor with light cages technologies in quantum information science are discussed.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1957–1962
1957–1962
Peculiarities of transformation of Raman spectra from the surface of titanium after its contact with fluorine-containing gases
Abstract
The behavior of Raman spectra of titanium foils after their fluorination was studied. It is shown that the bands at 905, 1795 and 2680 cm−1 belong to fluorine located under the titanium oxide nanofilm. Contact of fluorinated foils with humid air leads to a decrease in the intensity of these bands. At the same time, the bands of titanium oxynitrides and oxyfluorides appear and increase.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1963–1968
1963–1968
Optimization of optical random number generation and lexicographic postprocessing parameters based on the integral evaluation of NIST tests
Abstract
To determine the optimal parameters of generation and mathematical postprocessing based on the lexicographic numbering of the noise of an optical random number generator, an integral indicator is proposed that combines the normalized values of three metrics: the arithmetic mean and the median percentage of successful NIST tests, as well as the proportion of results exceeding a given threshold.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1969-1976
1969-1976
Hybrid-entangled biphotons: frequency mode analysis for the case of generation in optical fiber
Abstract
We presented the results of a numerical analysis of frequency entanglement in the context of generating multidimensional polarization-entangled states of biphotons, proposed by the authors earlier. The results presented will be useful for researchers in the field of quantum optics to understand the internal structure of entanglement of hybrid two-photon states of light and the possibility of controlling these states.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1977–1983
1977–1983
Ultra-broadband biphoton fields in periodically poled photonic-crystal fibers
Abstract
A new approach is considered that combines generation methods in optical fibers with a strongly modified dispersion profile and nonlinear crystals with periodic polarization. The results of numerical analysis showed the rich potential of such systems for generating quantum states for generating ultra-wideband states for two-photon microscopy applications.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1984–1988
1984–1988
Structure and magnetic properties of [Ni3+ - O- int]6– exchange-coupled pairs in a single crystal of BaF2
Abstract
In a crystal of the fluorite structural group, BaF2, in a helium atmosphere with small additions of fluorine and oxygen, paramagnetic complexes [NiF4F4Oint]6- (C4v), were synthesized by diffusion from the surface, which represent a stable associate of a trivalent nickel ion with an interstitial oxygen ion, Oint
- . The study of the molecular structure of the synthesized complexes was carried out by the electron paramagnetic resonance method at frequencies of 9.65, 34.35 and 94- 265 GHz, and in the temperature range from 5 to 120K . It was shown that the studied complex is formed by Ni3+(3d7,4F,S = 3/2) and O-(2p5,2P, S = 1/2) ions. The Ni3+ ion replaces the Ba2+ lattice cation in the crystal, and the O- ion is located in the adjacent interstitial site in one of the 001 crystallographic directions. It was established that in the synthesized complexes between Ni3+ and O- ions, a ferromagnetic exchange interaction was realized.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1989-1996
1989-1996
Electron paramagnetic resonance in narrow-gap semiconductor Pb0.996Cu0.003MnxGdyS: effects of interaction between Mn2+ and Gd3+ ions involving free charge carriers
Abstract
In the electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of Mn2+ and Gd3+ ions in crystals of the narrow-gap semiconductor Pb0.996Cu0.003MnxGdyS (x ≈ 6 · 10–4, y ≈ 4 · 10–4), an unusually strong dependence of the spin relaxation processes of these ions on temperature and the power of microwave radiation in the X-band acting on the crystal sample in a magnetic field was found. The observed effect is manifested as sharp dependences of the line shape parameters of the EPR spectra of Mn2+ and Gd3+ ions on temperature and microwave power. The results of the experimental study indicate a high efficiency of exchange interaction between these ions via free charge carriers.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):1997–2003
1997–2003
Possible electronic states of gadolinium impurity centers in Pb(1-x)GdxS narrow-gap semiconductor: electron paramagnetic resonance data
Abstract
In the electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of crystals of narrow-gap semiconductor Pb(1-x)GdxS (3,2 · 10−4 ≤ x ≤ 9,5 · 10−3), unusual changes in the shape of the lines of Gd3+ (4f7, S = 7/2) centers were detected, associated with a change in the concentration of impurity gadolinium. In the studied crystals with increased gadolinium concentrations, weaker additional lines of two types of new gadolinium centers with cubic symmetry of magnetic properties and with effective electron spins of S = 7/2 and S = 5/2 were also observed. Two possible explanations for the observed properties of the discovered paramagnetic centers are proposed.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):2004–2011
2004–2011
A butterfly in photon echo signals under a pulsed magnetic field
Abstract
Studying the effect of nanosecond pulsed magnetic fields on the behavior of photon echoes in Y(Lu)LiF4:Er3+ samples it has been found that the action of a pulsed field leads to non-reciprocity and an asymmetric amplification of the photon echo signal. The effect strongly depends on the orientation of the crystals in the external magnetic field and on the orientation of the pulsed magnetic field relative to the direction of the laser pulses.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):2012–2016
2012–2016
Dependence of the efficiency of Raman scattering enhancement on the time of electrochemical deposition of nanowires in the pores of track membranes
Abstract
We presented the results of a study of the optical properties of nanostructured surfaces obtained by electrodeposition in the pores of track membranes on copper substrates. Such structures demonstrate a pronounced effect of enhancing Raman scattering from molecules adsorbed on their surface. Rhodamine 6G and malachite green dyes were used as model compounds to assess the amplification efficiency. The dependence of and the degree of signal amplification on parameters of nanowire synthesis was experimentally established, which made it possible to determine the optimal conditions for obtaining SERS- active substrates.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):2017–2022
2017–2022
Modeling of light scattering in dispersed media, considering secondary scattering
Abstract
A model of scattering in dispersed media has been developed considering secondary scattering. It has been found that the main reasons for the disturbance of monotony are the existence of optical inhomogeneities in the medium and the effect of the secondary scattering on the dispersed phase of light, primarily scattered on optical inhomogeneities of the medium.
Bulletin of the Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics. 2025;89(12):2023-2030
2023-2030


