In this paper,a second-order fnite-diference scheme is investigated for time-dependent space fractional difusion equations with variable coefcients.In the presented scheme,the Crank-Nicolson temporal discretization an...In this paper,a second-order fnite-diference scheme is investigated for time-dependent space fractional difusion equations with variable coefcients.In the presented scheme,the Crank-Nicolson temporal discretization and a second-order weighted-and-shifted Grünwald-Letnikov spatial discretization are employed.Theoretically,the unconditional stability and the second-order convergence in time and space of the proposed scheme are established under some conditions on the variable coefcients.Moreover,a Toeplitz preconditioner is proposed for linear systems arising from the proposed scheme.The condition number of the preconditioned matrix is proven to be bounded by a constant independent of the discretization step-sizes,so that the Krylov subspace solver for the preconditioned linear systems converges linearly.Numerical results are reported to show the convergence rate and the efciency of the proposed scheme.展开更多
The collapse of the cavitation bubble near the rigid wall emits shock waves and creates micro-jet,causing cavitation damage and operation instability of the hydraulic machinery.In this paper,the millimeter-scale bubbl...The collapse of the cavitation bubble near the rigid wall emits shock waves and creates micro-jet,causing cavitation damage and operation instability of the hydraulic machinery.In this paper,the millimeter-scale bubble near the rigid wall was investigated experimentally and numerically with the help of a laser photogrammetry system with nanosecond-micron space-time resolution and the open source package OpenFOAM-2212.The morphological characteristics of the bubble during its growth phase,collapse phase and rebound phase were observed by experiment and numerical simulation,and characteristics of the accompanying phenomena including the shock wave propagation and micro-jet evolution were well elucidated.The numerical results agree well with the experimental data.The bubble starts from a tiny small size with high internal pressure and expands into a sphere with a radius of 1.07 mm forγ=d/R_(max)=1.78.The bubble collapses into a heart shape and moves towards to the rigid wall during its collapse phase,resulting in a higher pressure load for the rigid wall in the second collapse.The maximum pressure of the shock wave of the first bubble collapse phase reaches 5.4 MPa,and the velocity of the micro-jet reaches approximately 100 m/s.This study enriches the existing experimental and numerical results of the dynamics of the near-wall cavitation bubble.展开更多
The precise generation and harnessing of carbon magnetism at the single-molecule level have been captivating areas of research in chemistry and nanotechnology.However,the realization of magnetic nanographenes,also kno...The precise generation and harnessing of carbon magnetism at the single-molecule level have been captivating areas of research in chemistry and nanotechnology.However,the realization of magnetic nanographenes,also known as single-moleculeπ-magnets,through solution-based synthesis has proven challenging because of their high reactivity and insolubility tendency.Recent advancements in on-surface chemistry and scanning probe techniques have significantly propelled the fabrication of carbon-based magnetic nanostructures to offer a rich platform to probe quantumπ-magnetism at the single-molecule level.Atomic manipulation,also referred to as probe chemistry,stands as an exciting and essential approach in the toolbox of on-surface chemistry.This approach enables site-selective chemical reactions,thereby allowing for the atomically precise imprinting and tailoringπ-magnetism in a variety of nanographenes.This review highlights the recent achievements in the precise synthesis of single-moleculeπ-magnets using atomic manipulation.Furthermore,we also provide an outlook on the future of probe chemistry in the fabrication of this intriguing class of magnetic nanographenes,featuring designer quantum magnetism.展开更多
基金This research was supported by research Grants,12306616,12200317,12300519,12300218 from HKRGC GRF,11801479 from NSFC,MYRG2018-00015-FST from University of Macao,and 0118/2018/A3 from FDCT of Macao,Macao Science and Technology Development Fund 0005/2019/A,050/2017/Athe Grant MYRG2017-00098-FST and MYRG2018-00047-FST from University of Macao.S。
文摘In this paper,a second-order fnite-diference scheme is investigated for time-dependent space fractional difusion equations with variable coefcients.In the presented scheme,the Crank-Nicolson temporal discretization and a second-order weighted-and-shifted Grünwald-Letnikov spatial discretization are employed.Theoretically,the unconditional stability and the second-order convergence in time and space of the proposed scheme are established under some conditions on the variable coefcients.Moreover,a Toeplitz preconditioner is proposed for linear systems arising from the proposed scheme.The condition number of the preconditioned matrix is proven to be bounded by a constant independent of the discretization step-sizes,so that the Krylov subspace solver for the preconditioned linear systems converges linearly.Numerical results are reported to show the convergence rate and the efciency of the proposed scheme.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52179092,U22A20238,52009136)supported by the 2115 Talent Development Program of China Agricultural University.
文摘The collapse of the cavitation bubble near the rigid wall emits shock waves and creates micro-jet,causing cavitation damage and operation instability of the hydraulic machinery.In this paper,the millimeter-scale bubble near the rigid wall was investigated experimentally and numerically with the help of a laser photogrammetry system with nanosecond-micron space-time resolution and the open source package OpenFOAM-2212.The morphological characteristics of the bubble during its growth phase,collapse phase and rebound phase were observed by experiment and numerical simulation,and characteristics of the accompanying phenomena including the shock wave propagation and micro-jet evolution were well elucidated.The numerical results agree well with the experimental data.The bubble starts from a tiny small size with high internal pressure and expands into a sphere with a radius of 1.07 mm forγ=d/R_(max)=1.78.The bubble collapses into a heart shape and moves towards to the rigid wall during its collapse phase,resulting in a higher pressure load for the rigid wall in the second collapse.The maximum pressure of the shock wave of the first bubble collapse phase reaches 5.4 MPa,and the velocity of the micro-jet reaches approximately 100 m/s.This study enriches the existing experimental and numerical results of the dynamics of the near-wall cavitation bubble.
基金support from MOE Tier 2 grants(MOE2019-T2-2-044 and MOE-T2EP10221-0005)Agency for Science,Technology and Research(A*STAR)under MTC Individual Research Grants(Project ID:M21K2c0113)the support from Agency for Science,Technology and Research(A*STAR)Advanced Manufacturing&Engineering(AME)Young Individual Research Grant(YIRG)A2084c0171.
文摘The precise generation and harnessing of carbon magnetism at the single-molecule level have been captivating areas of research in chemistry and nanotechnology.However,the realization of magnetic nanographenes,also known as single-moleculeπ-magnets,through solution-based synthesis has proven challenging because of their high reactivity and insolubility tendency.Recent advancements in on-surface chemistry and scanning probe techniques have significantly propelled the fabrication of carbon-based magnetic nanostructures to offer a rich platform to probe quantumπ-magnetism at the single-molecule level.Atomic manipulation,also referred to as probe chemistry,stands as an exciting and essential approach in the toolbox of on-surface chemistry.This approach enables site-selective chemical reactions,thereby allowing for the atomically precise imprinting and tailoringπ-magnetism in a variety of nanographenes.This review highlights the recent achievements in the precise synthesis of single-moleculeπ-magnets using atomic manipulation.Furthermore,we also provide an outlook on the future of probe chemistry in the fabrication of this intriguing class of magnetic nanographenes,featuring designer quantum magnetism.