Air-void Parameters Measurement of Fresh Concrete

To explore the method to evaluate air-void parameters of fresh concrete rapidly, the spacing factor and specific surface of freshly mixed concrete of different air contents, different slumps and different mineral admixtures （fly ash, fly ash-slag, fly ash-slag-silica fume composite） are studied by air-void analyzer （AVA）, and the correlation between the air content measured by AVA and air content determinator is compared. The results show that the spacing factor of the fresh concrete decreases firstly and then increases with the increase of air content, however the specific surface has the opposite rule. When the air content is more than 8%, the spacing factor of fresh concrete increases and the specific surface decreases. For the fresh concrete samples with similar air content, the specific surface increases firstly and then decreases with the increase of slump, but the spacing factor decreases firstly and then increases. Mineral admixalre can reduce the spacing factor of fresh concrete and increase the specific surface to some degree. There is a good correlation between the air content measured by two methods, and the air content measured by AVA is about 70% of the air content measured by the air content determinator.

Combination and distribution of reservoir space in complex carbonate rocks

This paper discusses the reservoir space in carbonate rocks in terms of types,combination features,distribution regularity,and controlling factors,based on core observations and tests of the North Truva Oilfield,Caspian Basin.According to the reservoir space combinations,carbonate reservoirs can be divided into four types,i.e.,pore,fracture-pore,pore-cavity-fracture,and pore-cavity.Formation and distribution of these reservoirs is strongly controlled by deposition,diagenesis,and tectonism.In evaporated platform and restricted platform facies,the reservoirs are predominately affected by meteoric fresh water leaching in the supergene-para-syngenetic period and by uplifting and erosion in the late stage,making both platform facies contain all the above-mentioned four types of reservoirs,with various pores,such as dissolved cavities and dissolved fractures,or structural fractures occasionally in favorable structural locations.In open platform facies,the reservoirs deposited continuously in deeper water,in an environment of alternative high-energy shoals（where pore-fracture-type reservoirs are dominant） and low-energy shoals（where pore reservoirs are dominant）.

Kirchberg’s conjecture in the system of Hilbert space factorable mapping spaces

This study aims to introduce the notions of injectivity, local reflexivity, exactness, and nuclearity in the system(Γ2c(·, ·), γ2c(·)). We find that every dual operator space is injective in the system(Γ2c(·, ·), γ2c(·)) and nuclearity is equivalent to exactness in this system. As a corollary, we prove that Kirchberg’s conjecture on the equivalence of exactness and local reflexivity for C*-algebras is false in this system, i.e., there exists a C*-algebra A that is locally reflexive in this system but is not exact in this system.

Two security transmission realization schemes for MIMO Gaussian wiretap channel with one helper

This paper presents noncooperative and cooperative security transmission schemes for multiple-input multiple-output（MIMO） Gaussian wiretap channel with one helper for antenna configuration with arbitrary number. In these two schemes, the transmitter performs beamforming based on generalized singular value decomposition（GSVD）, where an appropriate power allocation algorithm is utilized. Meanwhile, the helper sends artificial noise for higher secrecy rate. However, the transmission strategies for the artificial noise are different in the two schemes. In the first scheme, the helper adopts GSVD-based beamforming. Nevertheless, in this scheme, the impact of the artificial noise on the information signal at the receiver is not considered. To solve the problem, the helper performs space projection（SP）-based beamforming in the second scheme. In this scheme, suboptimal weighting factors are introduced to reduce the computational complexity, which can be adapted to the change of the channel quality. Theoretical analysis for the performance of the two proposed schemes is then given. Furthermore, simulation results indicate that the two presented schemes perform better than the existed schemes without helper. They also show that in the second scheme the suboptimal parameter setting is better than equal parameter setting and quite close to optimal parameter setting.