A Study on the Development of Rural Tourism in Qianshan Scenic Spot in Liaoning Province from the Perspective of Local Theory

This paper first explains the local theoretical knowledge,and then analyzes the local foundation of the development of rural tourism in Qianshan scenic area,and finally puts forward the conception of the development of rural tourism in Qianshan scenic area.

Theory of passive localization for underwater sources based on acoustic ray modeling

The theory of passive localization for underwater sources based on acoustic ray channel modeling is discussed. The principles of channel modeling in Ray-theory, determination of eigenrays which connect source and receiver, analysis of DOA arriving structure and time delay spectrum arriving structure, their relationship to source location are given in the paper. Source location is estimated by matching measured DOA and TDS to their calculated counterparts. The method of Ray-theory based passive localization features its simplicity, less calculation, short array aperture and robust performance to environment parameters, as compared with those methods based on Normal Mode theory.

An Obliquely Propagating Electromagnetic Lower-Hybrid-Drift Instability in Plasmas with Negative Ions

In this study, by employing a local fluid theory for warm plasma containing negative ions, an obliquely propagating electromagnetic instability in the lower hybrid frequency range driven by cross-field currents or relative drifts between electrons and ions was investigated. It is found that the growth rate of the lower-hybrid-drift instability （LHDI） can be controlled by appropriate selection of the propagation direction, the wave number and the relative population of the negative ions.

Accurate treatments of electrostatics for computer simulations of biological systems: A brief survey of developments and existing problems

Modern computer simulations of biological systems often involve an explicit treatment of the complex interactions among a large number of molecules. While it is straightforward to compute the short-ranged Van der Waals interaction in classical molecular dynamics simulations, it has been a long-lasting issue to develop accurate methods for the longranged Coulomb interaction. In this short review, we discuss three types of methodologies for the accurate treatment of electrostatics in simulations of explicit molecules： truncation-type methods, Ewald-type methods, and mean-field-type methods. Throughout the discussion, we brief the formulations and developments of these methods, emphasize the intrinsic connections among the three types of methods, and focus on the existing problems which are often associated with the boundary conditions of electrostatics. This brief survey is summarized with a short perspective on future trends along the method developments and applications in the field of biological simulations.

Spatially Resolved Analytical Electron Microscopy at Grain Boundaries of α-Al_2O_3

In this work the electronic structure and the impurity excess of the basal and rhombohedral twin grain boundaries are investigated, using electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) and energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDXS). The measurability of electronic structures of the twin grain boundaries are discussed by comparing theoretical density of states (DOS) from bulk material with interfacial DOS, obtained from local density functional theory (LDFT) calculations.

Theoretical Study of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectra and Local Lattice Distortion for Mn^(2+) in Zn(ClO_4)_2·6(H_2O)Mg(ClO_4)_2·6(H_2O)

The electron paramagnetic resonance（EPR） spectra of trigonal Mn^（2＋） centers in Zn（ClO4）2·6（H2O） and Mg（ClO4）2·6（H2O） crystals were studied on the basis of the complete energy matrices for a d^5 configuration ion in a trigonal ligand field. It was demonstrated that the local lattice structure around a trigonal Mn^（2＋） center has an compressed distortion along the crystalline c3 axis, and when Mn^（2＋） is doped in the Zn（ClO4）2·6（H2O） and Mg（ClO4）2·6（H2O） crystals, there is a similar local distortion. From the EPR calculation, the local lattice structure parameters R=2.183 2 ？, for Zn（ClO4）2·6（H2O）, R=2.130 2 ？, for Mg（ClO4）2·6（H2O） have been determined.

Common Properties of the Operator Products in Local Spectral Theory

Let X,Y be Banach spaces, A,D ： X - Y and B,C ： Y - X be the bounded linear operators satisfying operator equation set ACD=DBD DBA=ACAIn this paper, we show that AC and BD share some basic operator properties such as the injectivity and the invertibility. Moreover, we show that AG＇ and BD share many common local spectral properties including SVEP, Bishop property （β） and Dunford property （C）.

The Decomposability for Operator Matrices and Perturbations

Let X and Y be Banach spaces.For A∈L(X),B∈L(Y),C∈L(Y,X),let MCbe the operator matrix defined on X⊕Y by M_(C)=(AC0B)∈L(X⊕Y).In this paper we investigate the decomposability for MC.We consider Bishop’s property(β),decomposition property(δ)and Dunford’s property(C)and obtain the relationship of these properties between M_(C) and its entries.We explore how σ_(*)(M_(C))shrinks from σ_(*)(A)∪σ_(*)(B),where σ_(*)denotes σ_(β),σ_(δ),σ_(C),σ_(dec).In particular,we develop some sufficient conditions for equality σ_(*)(MC)=σ_(*)(A)∪σ_(*)(B).Besides,we consider the perturbation of these properties for MCand show that in perturbing with certain operators C the properties for MCkeeps with A,B.Some examples are given to illustrate our results.Furthermore,we study the decomposability for(0AB0).Finally,we give applications of decomposability for operator matrices.

Aeroelastic stability analysis of heated flexible panel subjected to an oblique shock

The critical conditions for aeroelastic stability and the stability boundaries of a flexible two-dimensional heated panel subjected to an impinging oblique shock are considered using theoretical analysis and numerical computations, respectively. The von-Karman large deflection theory of isotropic flat plates is used to account for the geometrical nonlinearity of the heated panel, and local first-order piston theory is employed in the region before and after shock waves to estimate the aerodynamic pressure. The coupled partial differential governing equations, according to the Hamilton principle, are established with thermal effect based on quasi-steady thermal stress theory.The Galerkin discrete method is employed to truncate the partial differential equations into a set of ordinary differential equations, which are then solved by the fourth-order Runge-Kutta numerical integration method. Lyapunov indirect method is applied to evaluate the stability of the heated panel. The results show that a new aeroelastic instability（distinct from regular panel flutter） arises from the complex interaction of the incident and reflected wave system with the panel flexural modes and thermal loads. What＇s more, stability of the panel is reduced in the presence of the oblique shock. In other words, the heated panel becomes aeroelastically unstable at relatively small flight aerodynamic pressure.

VERTICAL STRUCTURE OF SECOND-MOMENT TURBULENT VARIABLES

Two kinds of observational data,fluctuation and mean profile measurements,from a 325 m meteorological tower in Beijing,China,are used to evaluate local scales of velocity and temperature for higher heights by flux-gradient mean profiles and eddy-correlation techniques.A comparison of these methods each other was made in terms of vertical turbulence fluxes for momentum and beat at the same heigbt.The vertical profiles of non-dimensional second moments. such as vertical turbulent fluxes of momentum and heat.velocity and temperature standard deviations,were derived by local similarity theory.The local similarity relations expressed that the vertical distributions of non-dimensional second moment variables were found to be functions of z/Λ and z/h in the stable boundary layer and the function of z/Z_i for the convective boundary layer,where A the local Monin Obukhov(M-O)length.h the height of stable boundary layer and Z_i the height of mixed-layer.These relations are shown to agree well with the observational data.