Magnetic domain wall(DW), as one of the promising information carriers in spintronic devices, have been widely investigated owing to its nonlinear dynamics and tunable properties. Here, we theoretically and numericall...Magnetic domain wall(DW), as one of the promising information carriers in spintronic devices, have been widely investigated owing to its nonlinear dynamics and tunable properties. Here, we theoretically and numerically demonstrate the DW dynamics driven by the synergistic interaction between current-induced spin-transfer torque(STT) and voltage-controlled strain gradient(VCSG) in multiferroic heterostructures. Through electromechanical and micromagnetic simulations, we show that a desirable strain gradient can be created and it further modulates the equilibrium position and velocity of the current-driven DW motion. Meanwhile, an analytical Thiele's model is developed to describe the steady motion of DW and the analytical results are quite consistent with the simulation data. Finally, we find that this combination effect can be leveraged to design DW-based biological neurons where the synergistic interaction between STT and VCSG-driven DW motion as integrating and leaking motivates mimicking leaky-integrate-and-fire(LIF) and self-reset function. Importantly, the firing response of the LIF neuron can be efficiently modulated, facilitating the exploration of tunable activation function generators, which can further help improve the computational capability of the neuromorphic system.展开更多
Dear Editor, This letter is concerned with wood crack detection which is important to guarantee the quality of wooden products. In the wood industry, the crack detection is one of the most challenging tasks in the woo...Dear Editor, This letter is concerned with wood crack detection which is important to guarantee the quality of wooden products. In the wood industry, the crack detection is one of the most challenging tasks in the wood defects detection, since the detection accuracy may be reduced due to the stains on the boards, the tiny cracks, and some cracks that are similar to the sound region. To overcome these challenges.展开更多
Fracture propagation is affected by multi-metal-veins formed by geological diagenesis in shale during the hydraulic fracturing.However,the influence of multi-metal-veins on fractures propagation remains unclear.To sol...Fracture propagation is affected by multi-metal-veins formed by geological diagenesis in shale during the hydraulic fracturing.However,the influence of multi-metal-veins on fractures propagation remains unclear.To solve the problem,based on the semi-circle bending(SCB)test and the extended finite element(XFEM)theory,the interaction between multi-metal-veins and fractures is investigated.The experimental results reveal that the fractures usually deflect at the upper or lower interfaces between metal veins and rocks(e.g.the specimen S-2),which is different from the propagation behavior of fractures in calcite veins.Meanwhile,the fracture toughness of the specimen S-1 is 24.40%higher than that of the specimen S-2,indicating that the increasing of total thickness of multiple metal veins in-creases the resistance to the fracture vertical propagation.The simulation results show that the increasing of the number,total thickness of veins,the modulus difference between veins and rock,the approach angle and the notch angle all increase the resistance of the fracture passing through metal veins.The maximum deviation distance(Dmax)of the fracture decreases with the number of veins,while thickness combination types of metal veins do not affect Dmax.The reduction of the notch angle leads to the more tortuous fracture propagation path.Finally,we propose a new comprehensive fracture network pattern.Fracture networks are divided into two categories,including orthogonal fracture networks and sub-orthogonal fracture networks,and then divided into six sub-categories further.The research results will provide reference for hydraulic fracturing of shale reservoirs containing multi-metal-veins.展开更多
Release of vanadium(V)from industry has threatened the environment and human health.In this paper,a removal method of vanadium(V)is proposed using a by-product of the yellow phosphorus industry(phosphorus-iron)as a re...Release of vanadium(V)from industry has threatened the environment and human health.In this paper,a removal method of vanadium(V)is proposed using a by-product of the yellow phosphorus industry(phosphorus-iron)as a reducing agent.The thermodynamics analysis shows that the Gibbs free energy is always negative from 0 to 100℃,indicating a spontaneous process.Effect of the phosphorus-iron slag/sulfuric acid dosage and temperature on the removal efficiency is comprehensively studied,and the kinetics parameters are calculated based on a quasi-first order reaction kinetics model.Results indicate that vanadium(V)can be entirely reduced by using phosphorus-iron slag,the frequency factor and apparent activation energy are 3.23×10^(9)min^(-1)and 64.50 kJ.mol^(-1) for vanadium(V)reduction.Based on above results,a lab-scale reactor is constructed and achieves a removal efficiency of~100%and a treatment capacity of 200 ml vanadium(V)solution(2 g.L^(-1))within 3 h.This work demonstrates the feasibility of vanadium(V)reduction using phosphorus-iron slag as a reducing agent in applications.展开更多
Magnetic skyrmions, with topologically protected particle-like magnetization configurations, are promising information carriers for future spintronics devices with ultralow energy consumption. Generally, during motion...Magnetic skyrmions, with topologically protected particle-like magnetization configurations, are promising information carriers for future spintronics devices with ultralow energy consumption. Generally, during motion, skyrmions suffer from the skyrmion Hall effect(Sk HE) wherein the skyrmions deflect away from the intended path of the driving force.Numerous methods have been proposed to avoid this detrimental effect. In this study, we propose controllable alternating current(AC)-driven skyrmion propagation in a ferromagnetic nanowire based on combination of gate-voltage-controlled magnetic anisotropy(VCMA) and Sk HE. Micromagnetic simulations show that a skyrmion oscillatory closed-loop-like in situ motion driven by AC can be transformed into directional ratchet-like propagation along the nanotrack by creating a VCMA-gate barrier. Additionally, we show that the skyrmion propagation conditions depend on the gate barrier potential and driving AC parameters, and they can be used for the optimal design of nanotrack devices. Moreover, this mechanism could be used to control skyrmion macroscopic propagation directions by dynamically alternating the voltage of another series of gates. We further show the dynamic control of the long-distance propagation of skyrmions along with the pinning state. The study results provide a promising route for designing future skyrmion-based spintronics logical and memory devices.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 51902300, 11972333, and 11902316)the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. LY21F010011, LZ19A020001, and LZ23A020002)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Provincial Universities of Zhejiang (Grant Nos. 2021YW02 and 2022YW88)。
文摘Magnetic domain wall(DW), as one of the promising information carriers in spintronic devices, have been widely investigated owing to its nonlinear dynamics and tunable properties. Here, we theoretically and numerically demonstrate the DW dynamics driven by the synergistic interaction between current-induced spin-transfer torque(STT) and voltage-controlled strain gradient(VCSG) in multiferroic heterostructures. Through electromechanical and micromagnetic simulations, we show that a desirable strain gradient can be created and it further modulates the equilibrium position and velocity of the current-driven DW motion. Meanwhile, an analytical Thiele's model is developed to describe the steady motion of DW and the analytical results are quite consistent with the simulation data. Finally, we find that this combination effect can be leveraged to design DW-based biological neurons where the synergistic interaction between STT and VCSG-driven DW motion as integrating and leaking motivates mimicking leaky-integrate-and-fire(LIF) and self-reset function. Importantly, the firing response of the LIF neuron can be efficiently modulated, facilitating the exploration of tunable activation function generators, which can further help improve the computational capability of the neuromorphic system.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2018YFB1702100)the open project of Key Laboratory of System Control and Information Processing,Ministry of Education,China。
文摘Dear Editor, This letter is concerned with wood crack detection which is important to guarantee the quality of wooden products. In the wood industry, the crack detection is one of the most challenging tasks in the wood defects detection, since the detection accuracy may be reduced due to the stains on the boards, the tiny cracks, and some cracks that are similar to the sound region. To overcome these challenges.
基金support from the China University of Petroleum(Beijing)School for Young Talent Startup Fund(No.ZX20190183).
文摘Fracture propagation is affected by multi-metal-veins formed by geological diagenesis in shale during the hydraulic fracturing.However,the influence of multi-metal-veins on fractures propagation remains unclear.To solve the problem,based on the semi-circle bending(SCB)test and the extended finite element(XFEM)theory,the interaction between multi-metal-veins and fractures is investigated.The experimental results reveal that the fractures usually deflect at the upper or lower interfaces between metal veins and rocks(e.g.the specimen S-2),which is different from the propagation behavior of fractures in calcite veins.Meanwhile,the fracture toughness of the specimen S-1 is 24.40%higher than that of the specimen S-2,indicating that the increasing of total thickness of multiple metal veins in-creases the resistance to the fracture vertical propagation.The simulation results show that the increasing of the number,total thickness of veins,the modulus difference between veins and rock,the approach angle and the notch angle all increase the resistance of the fracture passing through metal veins.The maximum deviation distance(Dmax)of the fracture decreases with the number of veins,while thickness combination types of metal veins do not affect Dmax.The reduction of the notch angle leads to the more tortuous fracture propagation path.Finally,we propose a new comprehensive fracture network pattern.Fracture networks are divided into two categories,including orthogonal fracture networks and sub-orthogonal fracture networks,and then divided into six sub-categories further.The research results will provide reference for hydraulic fracturing of shale reservoirs containing multi-metal-veins.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation for Young Scientists of China(22108185,51906168,52276208).
文摘Release of vanadium(V)from industry has threatened the environment and human health.In this paper,a removal method of vanadium(V)is proposed using a by-product of the yellow phosphorus industry(phosphorus-iron)as a reducing agent.The thermodynamics analysis shows that the Gibbs free energy is always negative from 0 to 100℃,indicating a spontaneous process.Effect of the phosphorus-iron slag/sulfuric acid dosage and temperature on the removal efficiency is comprehensively studied,and the kinetics parameters are calculated based on a quasi-first order reaction kinetics model.Results indicate that vanadium(V)can be entirely reduced by using phosphorus-iron slag,the frequency factor and apparent activation energy are 3.23×10^(9)min^(-1)and 64.50 kJ.mol^(-1) for vanadium(V)reduction.Based on above results,a lab-scale reactor is constructed and achieves a removal efficiency of~100%and a treatment capacity of 200 ml vanadium(V)solution(2 g.L^(-1))within 3 h.This work demonstrates the feasibility of vanadium(V)reduction using phosphorus-iron slag as a reducing agent in applications.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51902300,11972333,and 11902316)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province,China(Grant Nos.LY21F010011,LZ19A020001,and LZ23A020002)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Provincial Universities of Zhejiang(Grant Nos.2021YW02 and 2022YW88)。
文摘Magnetic skyrmions, with topologically protected particle-like magnetization configurations, are promising information carriers for future spintronics devices with ultralow energy consumption. Generally, during motion, skyrmions suffer from the skyrmion Hall effect(Sk HE) wherein the skyrmions deflect away from the intended path of the driving force.Numerous methods have been proposed to avoid this detrimental effect. In this study, we propose controllable alternating current(AC)-driven skyrmion propagation in a ferromagnetic nanowire based on combination of gate-voltage-controlled magnetic anisotropy(VCMA) and Sk HE. Micromagnetic simulations show that a skyrmion oscillatory closed-loop-like in situ motion driven by AC can be transformed into directional ratchet-like propagation along the nanotrack by creating a VCMA-gate barrier. Additionally, we show that the skyrmion propagation conditions depend on the gate barrier potential and driving AC parameters, and they can be used for the optimal design of nanotrack devices. Moreover, this mechanism could be used to control skyrmion macroscopic propagation directions by dynamically alternating the voltage of another series of gates. We further show the dynamic control of the long-distance propagation of skyrmions along with the pinning state. The study results provide a promising route for designing future skyrmion-based spintronics logical and memory devices.
