Visionarts, Inc.

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Tomohide Takami

Kenichi Sugiura

A method of manufacturing nanofibers which use self-organization which has a process of placing silicon microcrystal grains comprising the same element as the substrate on the surface of a substrate, a process of heating the previously noted substrate in a vacuum until the surface of the substrate reaches a melting temperature whereby, the surface of the previously noted substrate is a crystal face and the method of manufacturing nanofibers causes numerous nanowires to grow due to elements supplied from the substrate in the previously noted heating process by causing surface segregation to occur in the crystal faces which placed microcrystal grains causing nanofiber having a stem shaped structure.

Nanofiber and method of manufacturing nanofiber

An image analysis deviceis equipped with the photoreceptive meansthat optically acquires diffraction pattern A that appears on the fluorescent screenin order to obtain the diffraction pattern resulting from reflection high-energy electron diffraction, and the halation-prevention filterprovided so as to transmit the visible light emitted from the diffraction pattern A of the fluorescent screen, along the light path connecting the photoreceptive meansand the fluorescent screen. Also, the filteris varied so that the transmittance of the visible light transmitted through the filteris minimum at the filter center and increases with the distance from the center.

HALATION-PREVENTION FILTER, IMAGE ANALYSIS DEVICE EQUIPPED WITH SAID HALATION-PREVENTION FILTER, AND DIFFRACTION PATTERN INTENSITY ANALYSIS METHOD AND DIFFRACTION PATTERN INTENSITY CORRECTION PROGRAM THAT USE SAID HALATION-PREVENTION FILTER

The method of the present invention includes the steps of rotating a molecule having a predetermined structure by applying a first alternating current electromagnetic field to the molecule, wherein the first alternating current electromagnetic field is produced by an electromagnetic field generation means that is set to a predetermined phase, controlling a rotational phase of the molecule by applying a second electromagnetic field to the rotated molecule by an information recording means, detecting a signal using a signal detection means in accordance with a rotation of the molecule having the rotational phase which has been controlled, and outputting a shift between the phase of the first alternating current electromagnetic field and a phase of the detection signal from the signal detection means as information by an information reading means.

Method of recording and reading information using molecular rotation

A method of manufacturing X-ray lenses which transmit X-rays which has a first step of providing a layer of liquid on the flat surface of a first substrate, a second step of arranging numerous pipe-shaped lens components in a row following an axis which extends parallel to the flat surface in the layer of liquid, and a third step of holding the pipe-shaped lens components between the surface of a second substrate having a flat surface and the flat surface of the first substrate, and filling the liquid in spaces formed by the exterior surface of the pipe-shaped lens components and the flat surface of the first substrate or the flat surface of the second substrate. The pipe-shaped lens components can be carbon nanotubes, and the liquid can be a mixture of a solvent and a lubricant such as silicon grease which has had its viscosity reduced.

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Tokyo, Japan

Tomohide Takami