The development of 3D structural composites with electromagnetic(EM)wave absorption could attenuate EM waves.Herein,magnetized flower-like Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites were fabricated through a multistep hydrot...The development of 3D structural composites with electromagnetic(EM)wave absorption could attenuate EM waves.Herein,magnetized flower-like Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites were fabricated through a multistep hydrothermal method.The crystallographic and surface phase chemical information,morphological structure,and magnetic and EM parameters of the composites were analyzed.The prepared Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites have multiple loss paths for EM waves and present an overall 3D flower-like structure.The Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites exhibit a minimum reflection loss of-54.38 dB and a broad effective absorption bandwidth of 5.92 GHz.Through magnetization,ZnFe_(2)O_(4)particles are self-assembled and grown on the surfaces of Cu_(9)S_(5).Such a modification is conducive to the generation of additional cross-linking contact sites and the effective introduction of a large number of phase interfaces,crystalline defects,special three-dimensional flower-like structures,and magneto-electrical coupling loss effects.Moreover,the synergistic effect of multiple loss strategies effectively improves EM wave absorption by the material.This work can provide a strategy for the use of magnetizationmodified sulfide composite functional materials in EM wave absorption.展开更多
Camera networks are essential to constructing fast and accurate mapping between virtual and physical space for digital twin.In this paper,with the aim of developing energy-efficient digital twin in 6G,we investigate r...Camera networks are essential to constructing fast and accurate mapping between virtual and physical space for digital twin.In this paper,with the aim of developing energy-efficient digital twin in 6G,we investigate real-time video analytics based on cameras mounted on mobile devices with edge coordination.This problem is challenging because 1)mobile devices are with limited battery life and lightweight computation capability,and 2)the captured video frames of mobile devices are continuous changing,which makes the corresponding tasks arrival uncertain.To achieve energy-efficient video analytics in digital twin,by taking energy consumption,analytics accuracy,and latency into consideration,we formulate a deep reinforcement learning based mobile device and edge coordination video analytics framework,which can utilized digital twin models to achieve joint offloading decision and configuration selection.The edge nodes help to collect the information on network topology and task arrival.Extensive simulation results demonstrate that our proposed framework outperforms the benchmarks on accuracy improvement and energy and latency reduction.展开更多
We classify all positive solutions for the following integral system:{ui(x)=∫Rn1/│x-y│^n-α fi(u(y))dy,x∈R^n,i=1,…,m,0〈α〈n,and u(x)=(u1(x),u2(x)…,um(x)).Here fi(u), 1 ≤ i ≤m, monotone non...We classify all positive solutions for the following integral system:{ui(x)=∫Rn1/│x-y│^n-α fi(u(y))dy,x∈R^n,i=1,…,m,0〈α〈n,and u(x)=(u1(x),u2(x)…,um(x)).Here fi(u), 1 ≤ i ≤m, monotone nondecreasing are real-valued functions of homogeneous degree n+α/n-α and are monotone nondecreasing with respect to all the independent variables U1, u2, ..., urn.In the special case n ≥ 3 and α = 2. we show that the above system is equivalent to thefollowing elliptic PDE system:This system is closely related to the stationary SchrSdinger system with critical exponents for Bose-Einstein condensate展开更多
Rare earth(RE) elements are excellent modifiers for non-metallic inclusions that inevitably appear in steel and affect steel properties. This paper reviews the research status of inclusions modification by RE elements...Rare earth(RE) elements are excellent modifiers for non-metallic inclusions that inevitably appear in steel and affect steel properties. This paper reviews the research status of inclusions modification by RE elements and the changes it cause on steel properties. First, the inclusion changes caused by RE modification are described. Generally, after adding pure RE, the main evolution of inclusions occurs as M →M + RE-Al-O → RE-Al-O + RE_(2)O_(2)S → RE_(2)O_(2)S + RE—S/RE_(2)O_(2)S + RE-O with an increase in the RE content(M represents the inclusions before RE addition). The type of final inclusion obtained after RE modification is related to the relative contents of S and O in the steel. Moreover, fine, regular, and uniformly distributed inclusions can be obtained with appropriate RE addition. However, the effectiveness of inclusions modification by adding both RE and non-RE elements is closely related to the order of their addition. Second, the applications and advantages of thermodynamic calculations in the study of RE-modified inclusions are introduced. Third, the changes in the corrosion resistance, impact properties,and other properties of steel caused by the modification of inclusions by RE are reviewed. Finally, the perspectives and trends of inclusions modified by RE elements in the steel industry are presented.展开更多
In this study, hot compression bonding was first applied to join 14Cr ferrite steel at temperatures of 950–1200°C and strains of 0.11–0.51 under strain rates of 0.01–30 s^(-1).Subsequently, tensile tests were ...In this study, hot compression bonding was first applied to join 14Cr ferrite steel at temperatures of 950–1200°C and strains of 0.11–0.51 under strain rates of 0.01–30 s^(-1).Subsequently, tensile tests were performed on the joints to evaluate the reliability of the joints formed.Detailed microstructural analyses suggest that two different competing dynamic recrystallization(DRX) mechanisms occur during the bonding process depending on the strain rate, and the joints obtained at different strain rate exhibits distinct healing effect.At a low strain rate(0.01 s^(-1)), continuous DRX occurs, as expected in high-stackingfault-energy materials, and is characterized by the progressive conversion of the sub-boundaries into larger-angle boundaries, which involves very limited grain boundaries migration.In addition, straininduced precipitation(SIP) is sufficient under this condition, further impeding the healing of bonding interface.Hence, the joints obtained at low strain rate fractured at the bonding interface easily.Whereas discontinuous DRX is activated at high strain rates(10 and 30 s^(-1)).Under this condition, the formation of sub-boundaries is severely suppressed, resulting in the piling-up of dislocations and hence the storage of a greater amount of stored energy for nucleation and subsequent nuclei growth via the long-distance grain boundaries migration.Meanwhile, the SIP process is sluggish, making the conditions much more favorable for grain boundaries migration which plays a key role in the healing of the original bonding interface.Thus, the joints can be successfully bonded when a high strain rate is applied, with the joints exhibiting tensile properties similar to that of the base material.展开更多
Microstructure-based numerical modeling of the deformation heterogeneity and ferrite recrystallization in a cold-rolled dual-phase(DP)steel has been performed by using the crystal plasticity finite element method(CPFE...Microstructure-based numerical modeling of the deformation heterogeneity and ferrite recrystallization in a cold-rolled dual-phase(DP)steel has been performed by using the crystal plasticity finite element method(CPFEM)coupled with a mesoscale cellular automaton(CA)model.The microstructural response of subsequent primary recrystallization with the deformation heterogeneity in two-phase microstructures is studied.The simulations demonstrate that the deformation of multi-phase structures leads to highly strained shear bands formed in the soft ferrite matrix,which produces grain clusters in subsequent primary recrystallization.The early impingement of recrystallization fronts among the clustered grains causes mode conversions in the recrystallization kinetics.Reliable predictions regarding the grain size,microstructure morphology and kinetics can be made by comparison with the experimental results.The influence of initial strains on the recrystallization is also obtained by the simulation approach.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51477002)the University Synergy Innovation Program of Anhui Province,China(No.GXXT-2019-028).
文摘The development of 3D structural composites with electromagnetic(EM)wave absorption could attenuate EM waves.Herein,magnetized flower-like Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites were fabricated through a multistep hydrothermal method.The crystallographic and surface phase chemical information,morphological structure,and magnetic and EM parameters of the composites were analyzed.The prepared Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites have multiple loss paths for EM waves and present an overall 3D flower-like structure.The Cu_(9)S_(5)/ZnFe_(2)O_(4)composites exhibit a minimum reflection loss of-54.38 dB and a broad effective absorption bandwidth of 5.92 GHz.Through magnetization,ZnFe_(2)O_(4)particles are self-assembled and grown on the surfaces of Cu_(9)S_(5).Such a modification is conducive to the generation of additional cross-linking contact sites and the effective introduction of a large number of phase interfaces,crystalline defects,special three-dimensional flower-like structures,and magneto-electrical coupling loss effects.Moreover,the synergistic effect of multiple loss strategies effectively improves EM wave absorption by the material.This work can provide a strategy for the use of magnetizationmodified sulfide composite functional materials in EM wave absorption.
基金supported in part by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grants 62001180in part by the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province of China under Grant 2021CFB338+2 种基金in part by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,HUST,under Grant 2021XXJS014in part by the Research Project on Teaching Reform of Ordinary Colleges and Universities in Hunan Province under Grant HNJG-2020-0156in part by the“double firstclass”discipline youth project training plan of Hunan Normal University。
文摘Camera networks are essential to constructing fast and accurate mapping between virtual and physical space for digital twin.In this paper,with the aim of developing energy-efficient digital twin in 6G,we investigate real-time video analytics based on cameras mounted on mobile devices with edge coordination.This problem is challenging because 1)mobile devices are with limited battery life and lightweight computation capability,and 2)the captured video frames of mobile devices are continuous changing,which makes the corresponding tasks arrival uncertain.To achieve energy-efficient video analytics in digital twin,by taking energy consumption,analytics accuracy,and latency into consideration,we formulate a deep reinforcement learning based mobile device and edge coordination video analytics framework,which can utilized digital twin models to achieve joint offloading decision and configuration selection.The edge nodes help to collect the information on network topology and task arrival.Extensive simulation results demonstrate that our proposed framework outperforms the benchmarks on accuracy improvement and energy and latency reduction.
基金supported by NSF Grant DMS-0604638Li partially supported by NSF Grant DMS-0401174
文摘We classify all positive solutions for the following integral system:{ui(x)=∫Rn1/│x-y│^n-α fi(u(y))dy,x∈R^n,i=1,…,m,0〈α〈n,and u(x)=(u1(x),u2(x)…,um(x)).Here fi(u), 1 ≤ i ≤m, monotone nondecreasing are real-valued functions of homogeneous degree n+α/n-α and are monotone nondecreasing with respect to all the independent variables U1, u2, ..., urn.In the special case n ≥ 3 and α = 2. we show that the above system is equivalent to thefollowing elliptic PDE system:This system is closely related to the stationary SchrSdinger system with critical exponents for Bose-Einstein condensate
基金Project supported by the Development of High-Quality High-Temperature Vanadium-Containing Bearing Steel(2022YFG0097)。
文摘Rare earth(RE) elements are excellent modifiers for non-metallic inclusions that inevitably appear in steel and affect steel properties. This paper reviews the research status of inclusions modification by RE elements and the changes it cause on steel properties. First, the inclusion changes caused by RE modification are described. Generally, after adding pure RE, the main evolution of inclusions occurs as M →M + RE-Al-O → RE-Al-O + RE_(2)O_(2)S → RE_(2)O_(2)S + RE—S/RE_(2)O_(2)S + RE-O with an increase in the RE content(M represents the inclusions before RE addition). The type of final inclusion obtained after RE modification is related to the relative contents of S and O in the steel. Moreover, fine, regular, and uniformly distributed inclusions can be obtained with appropriate RE addition. However, the effectiveness of inclusions modification by adding both RE and non-RE elements is closely related to the order of their addition. Second, the applications and advantages of thermodynamic calculations in the study of RE-modified inclusions are introduced. Third, the changes in the corrosion resistance, impact properties,and other properties of steel caused by the modification of inclusions by RE are reviewed. Finally, the perspectives and trends of inclusions modified by RE elements in the steel industry are presented.
基金financial support from the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2018YFA0702900)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.U1508215,51774265)+2 种基金the Key Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.ZDRW-CN-2017-1)the National Science and Technology Major Project of China(Grant No.2019ZX06004010)the CAS Interdisciplinary Innovation Team。
文摘In this study, hot compression bonding was first applied to join 14Cr ferrite steel at temperatures of 950–1200°C and strains of 0.11–0.51 under strain rates of 0.01–30 s^(-1).Subsequently, tensile tests were performed on the joints to evaluate the reliability of the joints formed.Detailed microstructural analyses suggest that two different competing dynamic recrystallization(DRX) mechanisms occur during the bonding process depending on the strain rate, and the joints obtained at different strain rate exhibits distinct healing effect.At a low strain rate(0.01 s^(-1)), continuous DRX occurs, as expected in high-stackingfault-energy materials, and is characterized by the progressive conversion of the sub-boundaries into larger-angle boundaries, which involves very limited grain boundaries migration.In addition, straininduced precipitation(SIP) is sufficient under this condition, further impeding the healing of bonding interface.Hence, the joints obtained at low strain rate fractured at the bonding interface easily.Whereas discontinuous DRX is activated at high strain rates(10 and 30 s^(-1)).Under this condition, the formation of sub-boundaries is severely suppressed, resulting in the piling-up of dislocations and hence the storage of a greater amount of stored energy for nucleation and subsequent nuclei growth via the long-distance grain boundaries migration.Meanwhile, the SIP process is sluggish, making the conditions much more favorable for grain boundaries migration which plays a key role in the healing of the original bonding interface.Thus, the joints can be successfully bonded when a high strain rate is applied, with the joints exhibiting tensile properties similar to that of the base material.
基金financially supported by the National Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 51771192, 51371169 and U1708252。
文摘Microstructure-based numerical modeling of the deformation heterogeneity and ferrite recrystallization in a cold-rolled dual-phase(DP)steel has been performed by using the crystal plasticity finite element method(CPFEM)coupled with a mesoscale cellular automaton(CA)model.The microstructural response of subsequent primary recrystallization with the deformation heterogeneity in two-phase microstructures is studied.The simulations demonstrate that the deformation of multi-phase structures leads to highly strained shear bands formed in the soft ferrite matrix,which produces grain clusters in subsequent primary recrystallization.The early impingement of recrystallization fronts among the clustered grains causes mode conversions in the recrystallization kinetics.Reliable predictions regarding the grain size,microstructure morphology and kinetics can be made by comparison with the experimental results.The influence of initial strains on the recrystallization is also obtained by the simulation approach.