An analytical solution for the three-dimensional scattering and diffraction of plane P-waves by a hemispherical alluvial valley with saturated soil deposits is developed by employing Fourier-Bessel series expansion te...An analytical solution for the three-dimensional scattering and diffraction of plane P-waves by a hemispherical alluvial valley with saturated soil deposits is developed by employing Fourier-Bessel series expansion technique. Unlike previous studies, in which the saturated soil deposits were simulated with the single-phase elastic theory, in this paper, they are simulated with Biot＇s dynamic theory for saturated porous media, and the half space is assumed as a single-phase elastic medium. The effects of the dimensionless frequency, the incidence angle of P-wave and the porosity of soil deposits on the surface displacement magnifications of the hemispherical alluvial valley are investigated. Numerical results show that the existence of a saturated hemispherical alluvial valley has much influence on the surface displacement magnifications. It is more reasonable to simulate soil deposits with Biot＇s dynamic theory when evaluating the displacement responses of a hemispherical alluvial valley with an incidence of P-waves.展开更多
Abstract An analytical solution to the three-dimen-sional scattering and diffraction of plane SV-waves by a saturated hemispherical alluvial valley in elastic half-space is obtained by using Fourier-Bessel series expa...Abstract An analytical solution to the three-dimen-sional scattering and diffraction of plane SV-waves by a saturated hemispherical alluvial valley in elastic half-space is obtained by using Fourier-Bessel series expan-sion technique. The hemispherical alluvial valley with saturated soil deposits is simulated with Biot＇s dynamic theory for saturated porous media. The following conclusions based on numerical results can be drawn： （1） there are a significant differences in the seismic response simulation between the previous single-phase models and the present two-phase model; （2） the nor-malized displacements on the free surface of the alluvial valley depend mainly on the incident wave angles, the dimensionless frequency of the incident SV waves and the porosity of sediments; （3） with the increase of the incident angle, the displacement distributions become more complicated; and the displacements on the free surface of the alluvial valley increase as the porosity of sediments increases.展开更多
To understand the physics of an ionospheric E-F valley, a new overlapping three- Chapman-layer model is developed to interpret the sounding rocket measurement in the morn- ing （sunrise） on May 7, 2011 at the Hainan ...To understand the physics of an ionospheric E-F valley, a new overlapping three- Chapman-layer model is developed to interpret the sounding rocket measurement in the morn- ing （sunrise） on May 7, 2011 at the Hainan low latitude ionospheric observation station （19.5°N, 109.1°E）. From our model, the valley width, depth and height are 43.0 km, 62.9% and 121.0 km, re- spectively. From the sounding rocket observation, the valley width, depth and height are 42.2 km, 47.0% and 123.5 km, respectively. The model results are well consistent with the sounding rocket observation. The observed E-F valley at Hainan station is very wide and deep, and rapid deel- opment of the photochemical process in the ionosphere should be the underlying reason.展开更多
The Rashba effect and valley polarization provide a novel paradigm in quantum information technology. However,practical materials are scarce. Here, we found a new class of Janus monolayers VXY(X = Cl, Br, I;Y = Se, Te...The Rashba effect and valley polarization provide a novel paradigm in quantum information technology. However,practical materials are scarce. Here, we found a new class of Janus monolayers VXY(X = Cl, Br, I;Y = Se, Te) with excellent valley polarization effect. In particular, Janus VBrSe shows Zeeman type spin splitting of 14 meV, large Berry curvature of 182.73 bohr2,and, at the same time, a large Rashba parameter of 176.89 meV·?. We use the k·p theory to analyze the relationship between the lattice constant and the curvature of the Berry. The Berry curvature can be adjusted by changing the lattice parameter,which will greatly improve the transverse velocities of carriers and promote the efficiency of the valley Hall device. By applying biaxial strain onto VBrSe, we can see that there is a correlation between Berry curvature and lattice constant, which further validates the above theory. All these results provide tantalizing opportunities for efficient spintronics and valleytronics.展开更多
Quantum materials have exhibited attractive electro-mechanical responses,but their piezoelectric coefficients are far from satisfactory due to the lack of feasible strategies to benefit from the quantum effects.We dis...Quantum materials have exhibited attractive electro-mechanical responses,but their piezoelectric coefficients are far from satisfactory due to the lack of feasible strategies to benefit from the quantum effects.We discovered the valley piezoelectric mechanism that is absent in the traditional piezoelectric theories yet promising to overcome this challenge.A theoretical model was developed to elucidate the valley piezoelectricity in 2D materials as originating from the strong spin-orbit coupling.Consistent analytical and density-functional-theory calculations validate the model and unveil the crucial dependence of valley piezoelectricity on valley/spin splitting and hybridization energy.Up to 50%of electro-mechanical responses in our tested twodimensional systems are attributed to the valley piezoelectric mechanisms.Rational strategies including doping,passivation,and external strain are proposed to optimize piezoelectricity,with a more than 127%increase in piezoelectricity demonstrated by density-functional-theory simulations.The general valley piezoelectric model not only opens an opportunity to achieve outstanding piezoelectricity via optimizing intrinsic variables but also makes the large family of valley materials promising for piezoelectric sensing and energy harvesting.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 50478062) and Natural Science Foundation of Beijing (No. 8052015).
文摘An analytical solution for the three-dimensional scattering and diffraction of plane P-waves by a hemispherical alluvial valley with saturated soil deposits is developed by employing Fourier-Bessel series expansion technique. Unlike previous studies, in which the saturated soil deposits were simulated with the single-phase elastic theory, in this paper, they are simulated with Biot＇s dynamic theory for saturated porous media, and the half space is assumed as a single-phase elastic medium. The effects of the dimensionless frequency, the incidence angle of P-wave and the porosity of soil deposits on the surface displacement magnifications of the hemispherical alluvial valley are investigated. Numerical results show that the existence of a saturated hemispherical alluvial valley has much influence on the surface displacement magnifications. It is more reasonable to simulate soil deposits with Biot＇s dynamic theory when evaluating the displacement responses of a hemispherical alluvial valley with an incidence of P-waves.
基金The project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50478062 and 10532070)Open Fund at the Key Laboratory of Urban Security and Disaster Engineering (Beijing University of Technology)Chinese Ministry of Education.
文摘Abstract An analytical solution to the three-dimen-sional scattering and diffraction of plane SV-waves by a saturated hemispherical alluvial valley in elastic half-space is obtained by using Fourier-Bessel series expan-sion technique. The hemispherical alluvial valley with saturated soil deposits is simulated with Biot＇s dynamic theory for saturated porous media. The following conclusions based on numerical results can be drawn： （1） there are a significant differences in the seismic response simulation between the previous single-phase models and the present two-phase model; （2） the nor-malized displacements on the free surface of the alluvial valley depend mainly on the incident wave angles, the dimensionless frequency of the incident SV waves and the porosity of sediments; （3） with the increase of the incident angle, the displacement distributions become more complicated; and the displacements on the free surface of the alluvial valley increase as the porosity of sediments increases.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41274146)the Specialized Research Fund for State Key Laboratory in China
文摘To understand the physics of an ionospheric E-F valley, a new overlapping three- Chapman-layer model is developed to interpret the sounding rocket measurement in the morn- ing （sunrise） on May 7, 2011 at the Hainan low latitude ionospheric observation station （19.5°N, 109.1°E）. From our model, the valley width, depth and height are 43.0 km, 62.9% and 121.0 km, re- spectively. From the sounding rocket observation, the valley width, depth and height are 42.2 km, 47.0% and 123.5 km, respectively. The model results are well consistent with the sounding rocket observation. The observed E-F valley at Hainan station is very wide and deep, and rapid deel- opment of the photochemical process in the ionosphere should be the underlying reason.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 52173283)Taishan Scholar Program of Shandong Province (No. ts20190939)+1 种基金the Independent Cultivation Program of Innovation Team of Jinan City (Grant No. 2021GXRC043)Science and technology program of the University of Jinan (No. XKY1912)。
文摘The Rashba effect and valley polarization provide a novel paradigm in quantum information technology. However,practical materials are scarce. Here, we found a new class of Janus monolayers VXY(X = Cl, Br, I;Y = Se, Te) with excellent valley polarization effect. In particular, Janus VBrSe shows Zeeman type spin splitting of 14 meV, large Berry curvature of 182.73 bohr2,and, at the same time, a large Rashba parameter of 176.89 meV·?. We use the k·p theory to analyze the relationship between the lattice constant and the curvature of the Berry. The Berry curvature can be adjusted by changing the lattice parameter,which will greatly improve the transverse velocities of carriers and promote the efficiency of the valley Hall device. By applying biaxial strain onto VBrSe, we can see that there is a correlation between Berry curvature and lattice constant, which further validates the above theory. All these results provide tantalizing opportunities for efficient spintronics and valleytronics.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52072417,and 11832019)NSFC Original Exploration Project(Grant No.12150001)+3 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(Grant No.2018B030306036)Guangdong Science&Technology Project(Grant No.2019QN01C113)Project of Nuclear Power Technology Innovation Center of Science Technology and Industry for National Defense(Grant No.HDLCXZX-2021-HD-035)Guangdong International Science and Technology Cooperation Program(Grant No.2020A0505020005)。
文摘Quantum materials have exhibited attractive electro-mechanical responses,but their piezoelectric coefficients are far from satisfactory due to the lack of feasible strategies to benefit from the quantum effects.We discovered the valley piezoelectric mechanism that is absent in the traditional piezoelectric theories yet promising to overcome this challenge.A theoretical model was developed to elucidate the valley piezoelectricity in 2D materials as originating from the strong spin-orbit coupling.Consistent analytical and density-functional-theory calculations validate the model and unveil the crucial dependence of valley piezoelectricity on valley/spin splitting and hybridization energy.Up to 50%of electro-mechanical responses in our tested twodimensional systems are attributed to the valley piezoelectric mechanisms.Rational strategies including doping,passivation,and external strain are proposed to optimize piezoelectricity,with a more than 127%increase in piezoelectricity demonstrated by density-functional-theory simulations.The general valley piezoelectric model not only opens an opportunity to achieve outstanding piezoelectricity via optimizing intrinsic variables but also makes the large family of valley materials promising for piezoelectric sensing and energy harvesting.
