幼小衔接的要义:把握儿童学习的“相同性”和“差异性”

幼小衔接的有效实践,需要深入儿童经验的“相同性”和“差异性”的辨析与把握之中。幼小衔接的儿童学习在内容本质和过程本质上是有着“相同性”的,此时的“相同性”体现为“本质性”。幼小衔接的儿童学习在内容表现方式和过程实现方式上是有“差异性”的,此时的“差异性”体现为“方式性”。

共同体与现代性

共同体已成为当下理论界的研究热点,但就目前的研究而言,对这一概念的缘起、意蕴和发展历程还缺乏比较全面和深入的探究。共同体从来就不只是一个简单的术语,关于共同体的不同构想背后隐匿的是不同的价值判断、政治指向和社会架构。结合威廉斯、米勒和南希等重要理论家的相关论述,本文主要从三个方面对共同体这一话题进行了讨论:首先,本文强调,在客观的现实基础之外,共同体的构建还需要具备一些主观方面的条件;其次,共同体研究热潮的背后是现代性导致的碎片化、不稳定感和不确定性,由此使得人们怀念和珍视共同体所蕴含的温情、安全感和归属感;最后,本文指出,强调“相同性”只是思考共同体的一种路径,还需要去探索一种以差异性的和谐共存为基础的共同体。

A novel similarity measurement approach considering intrinsic user groups in collaborative filtering

To improve the similarity measurement between users, a similarity measurement approach incorporating clusters of intrinsic user groups（ SMCUG） is proposed considering the social information of users. The approach constructs the taxonomy trees for each categorical attribute of users. Based on the taxonomy trees, the distance between numerical and categorical attributes is computed in a unified framework via a proper weight. Then, using the proposed distance method, the nave k-means cluster method is modified to compute the intrinsic user groups. Finally, the user group information is incorporated to improve the performance of traditional similarity measurement. A series of experiments are performed on a real world dataset, M ovie Lens. Results demonstrate that the proposed approach considerably outperforms the traditional approaches in the prediction accuracy in collaborative filtering.

Phase velocity in 2D TTI media

We derive an expression for phase velocity in 2D tilted transverse isotropy （TTI） media. Snapshots of phase velocity in TTI and transverse isotropy （TI） model media are simulated and analyzed using the derived expression. In addition, the x-component character differences between the modeled phase velocities of the two media models are compared and analyzed.

Synchronization of Chaotic Intensities and Phases in an Array of N Lasers

A linear array of N mutually coupled single-mode lasers is investigated. It is shown that the intensities of N lasers are chaotically synchronized when the coupling between lasers is relatively strong. The chaotic synchronization of intensities depends on the location of the lasers in the array. The chaotic synchronization appears between two outmost lasers, the second two outmost lasers, etc. There is no synchronization between nearest neighbors of the lasers. If the number of N is odd, the middle laser is never synchronized between any lasers. The chaotic synchronization of phases between nearest lasers in the array is examined by using the analytic signal and the Gaussian filter methods based on the peak of the power spectrum of the intensity. It can be seen that the message of chaotic intensity synchronization is conveyed through the phase synchronization.

Wavelet-based estimation of EEG synchronization associated with native and second language processing in Stroop task

Objective:To examine and compare the synchronization of different brain regions during the Chinese and English Stroop tasks.Methods.Ten native Chinese speakers with a moderate command of English participated in this study,and event-related potentials were recorded while participants performed the Stroop task.Then wavelet-based estimation of instantaneous EEG coherence was applied to investigate the synchronization of different brain regions during Stroop task.Results:A greater negativity for the in- congruent situation than congruent situation appeared from 350ms to 600ms post-stimulus onset over frontal,central,and parietal regions in Chinese Stroop task,while the negativity was absent in English Stroop task.However,not only in Chinese Stroop task but also in English Stroop task was it found signif- icantly higher EEG coherences for the incongruent situation than congruent situation over frontal,pari- etal,and frontoparietal regions before 400ms post stimulus onset atβ(13-30 Hz) frequency band.Conclu- sion:This finding indicated that wavelet-based coherence is more exquisite tool to analyze brain electro- physiological signals associated with complex cognitive task than ERP component,and that functional syn- chronization indexed by EEG coherence is enhanced at the earlier stage while processing the conflicting in- formation for the incongruent stimulus.

Phase Transitions in a Mixture of Hard-Sphere Dipoles and Neutral Hard Spheres

Using the reference hypernetted chain （RHNC） integral equation theory and a rigorous stability analysis method, we investigate the phase behavior of a mixture of hard-sphere dipoles and neutral hard spheres based on the correlations of the homogeneous isotropic phase. Lowering the temperature down to the points where the RHNC equations fail to have a solution, several ttuctuations strongly increase. At low densities our results indicate the onset of ／ chain formation, which is similar with the pure DHS system. At high densities, the results indicate the appearance of isotropic-to-ferroelectric transitions （small neutral hard spheres concentrations） and demixing transitions （large neutral hard spheres concentrations）.

Study on absorption coefficients of dual-energy γ-rays in determining phase fractions of multiphase flows

This paper discusses the principle and mathematical method to measure the phase fractions of multiphase flows by using a dual-energy gamma-ray system. The dual-energy gamma-ray device is composed of radioactive isotopes of 241Am and 137Cs with emission energies of 59.5 keV and 662 keV respectively. A rational method to calibrate the absorption coefficient was introduced in detail. The statistical error has been analyzed on the basis of the accurate absorption coefficient which enables determination phrase fractions almost independent of the flow regime. Improvement has been achieved on the measurement accuracy of phase fractions.

The Nonlinear Interaction Process in the Wave Assimilation Model and Its Experiments

This paper presents a composite interaction formula based on the discrete-interaction operator of wave-wave nonlinear interaction for deriving its adjoint source function in the wave assimilation model. Assimilation experiments were performed using the significant wave heights observed by the TOPES/POSEIDON satellite, and the gradient distribution in the physical space was also analyzed preliminarily.

Description of Properties of Triaxial Superdeformed Bands in Odd-A Lu Isotopes

Properties of the triaxial superdeformed （TSD） bands of odd-A Lu isotopes are investigated systematically within the supersymmetry scheme including many-body interactions and a perturbation possessing the S0（5） （or SU（5）） symmetry on the rotational symmetry. Quantitatively good results of the γ-ray energies, the dynamical moments of inertia and the spin of the TSD bands in odd-A Lu isotopes are obtained. The calculation shows that the competition between the pairing and anti-pairing effects exists in these TSD bands. Meanwhile, the SU（3） symmetry in TSD bands are broken more seriously than in superdeformed （SD） bands.

Single-Phase Inverter Synchronized to the Grid by Linear Kalman Filter in Microgrids

This paper presents the analysis and implementation of a synchronizer to the grid using a linear Kalman filter. The synchronizer is used in a single-phase inverter, which is applied in an environment of microgrids. The inverter converts the energy that comes from renewable energy sources （photovoltaic, wind, fuel cell, etc.）. The main objective of obtaining the phase of the grid is to achieve a power factor close to unity in the inverter. For this reason it is vital that the phase difference between the synchronizer and the grid zero. To obtain synchronizer algorithm using LKF （linear Kalman filter） is necessary to know the EKF （extended Kalman filter）. This allows to analyze the operation of the filter, which allows to reach reduce linear Kalman filter or also known as simplified Kalman filter. It is necessary to generate an orthogonal signal in order to obtain a stationary reference frame from a single-phase grid because the linear Kalman filter works with a stationary reference frame. Orthogonal signal is created with an all-pass filter.

Description of Chiral Doublet Bands in Odd-Odd Cs Isotopes

Properties of the chair doublet bands of the odd-odd Cs isotopes built on the πh11/2× vh11/2 configuration are investigated systematically within the supersymmetry scheme including many-body interactions and possessing the SO（5）（or SU（5）） symmetry on the rotational symmetry. Quantitatively good results of the energy spectra, the energy staggering parameter as a function of the spin are obtained. The calculation shows that the stronger competition between the pairing and anti-pairing effects and the SU（3） symmetry broking more seriously exist in the stable chiral structure.

Correlation Analysis of Gridding of Earthquakes in Datong and Its Surrounding Areas and Implication for Earthquake Prediction

On the basis of the earthquake （gL I〉3.0） catalog in North China from 1970 to 2009, the pattern of temporal and spatial distribution of medium-small earthquakes in Datong and its surrounding areas is studied by correlation analysis with a focus on its anomaly before moderate and strong earthquakes. With different spatial scales, temporal scales and time steps, the spatial distribution of earthquakes is converted to a sequence, then the correlation coefficients between the spatial distribution of medium-small earthquakes in a long-term and a longer time are calculated for the analysis of anomalies before moderate and strong earthquakes. In the study region center on the epicenter of the 1989 Datong- Yanggao earthquake （Ms5. 9） within a radius of less than 0.8~, with the time length of 3600 days, the longer time length of 3700 days, and the time step of 100 days, the correlation coefficient from 1980 to 2009 is steady between 0.94 and 1.00, but there were anomalies with values less than 0. 94 in the 2 years before the 1989 Datong-Yanggao earthquake （Ms 5.9）, the 1991 Datong earthquake （ Ms 5.8） and 1999 Hunyuan earthquake （Ms 5. 6 ）, which indicates the spatial distribution of a medium-small earthquake is very different from steady background seismicity. The implication for earthquake prediction from the anomaly of the correlation coefficient is also discussed with the three conclusions： （1） Before moderate and strong earthquakes in Datong and its surrounding areas, the obvious change of spatial distribution patterns of medium-small earthquake can be a kind of seismic precursor of the 2-year time scale for the prediction of an earthquake＇s time. （2） As the study region is restricted within a radius of less than 0. 8~, the result of correlation analysis is also good for the prediction of an earthquake＇s location. （3） The method of correlation analysis in this paper helps recognize the anomaly of spatial distribution of medium-small earthquake.

Dissipative particle dynamics thermostat: a novel thermostat for molecular dynamics simulation of liquid crystals with Gay–Berne potential

The Gay-Berne （GB） model has been proved to be highly successful in the simulation of liquid crystal phases via both molec- ular dynamics （MD） and nonequilibrium molecular dynamics （NEMD）. However, the conventional thermostats used in the simulations of GB systems, such as Nose-Hoover and Langevin thermostats, have serious shortcomings especially in NEMD simulations. Recently, dissipative particle dynamics （DPD） has established itself as a useful thermostat for soft matter simulations, whereas the application of DPD thermostat in （NE）MD simulations is limited to the spherically isotropic potential models, such as the Lennard-Jones model. Considering the virtues of the DPD thermostat, that is, local, momentum conserved, and Galilean invariant, we extend the DPD thermostat to the non-spherical GB model. It is interesting to find that the translational DPD and rotational DPD thermostats can be used in the GB system independently and both can achieve the thermostatting effects. Also, we compared the performance of the DPD thermostat with other commonly used thermostats in NEMD simulations by investigating the streaming velocity profiles and the dynamics of phase separation in a typical but simple binary GB mixture under shear field. It is revealed that the known virtues of DPD thermostats, such as Galilean invariant, shear velocity profile-unbiased, and unscreened hydrodynamic interactions, are still intact when applying to GB systems. Finally, the appro- priate parameters for the DPD thermostat in the GB system are identified for future investigations.

Exact Synchronization for a Coupled System of Wave Equations with Dirichlet Boundary Controls

In this paper, the exact synchronization for a coupled system of wave equations with Dirichlet boundary controls and some related concepts are introduced. By means of the exact null controllability of a reduced coupled system, under certain conditions of compatibility, the exact synchronization, the exact synchronization by groups, and the exact null controllability and synchronization by groups are all realized by suitable boundary controls.

Phase group synchronization between any signals and its physical characteristics

The phase group synchronization between any signals is further revealed,which is based on proposing the new concepts of the greatest common factor frequency,the least common multiple period,quantized phase shift resolution,equivalent phase comparison frequency and so on.Then the problem of phase comparison and processing between different frequency signals is solved and shown in detail.Using the basic principle and the variation law of group phase difference,the frequency stability better than 10-14/s can be easily obtained in the time&frequency measurement and control domain,and experimental results also show the phase relations between atomic energy level transition signal and the locked crystal oscillator signal in an active hydrogen atomic clock are strict phase group synchronization,and locked precision with 10-13/s can be reached based on phase group synchronization.The phase group synchronization can provide technical support to frequency linking among radio frequency,microwave and light frequency.

Wave dispersion and attenuation in viscoelastic isotropic media containing multiphase flow and its application

In this paper, we introduce the complex modulus to express the viscoelasticity of a medium. According to the correspondence principle, the Biot-Squirt （BISQ） equations in the steady-state case are presented for the space-frequency domain described by solid displacements and fluid pressure in a homogeneous viscoelastic medium. The effective bulk modulus of a multiphase flow is computed by the Voigt formula, and the characteristic squirt-flow length is revised for the gas-included case. We then build a viscoelastic BISQ model containing a multiphase flow. Through using this model, wave dispersion and attenuation are studied in a medium with low porosity and low permeability. Furthermore, this model is applied to observed interwell seismic data. Analysis of these data reveals that the viscoelastic parameter tan6 is not a constant. Thus, we present a linear frequen- cy-dependent function in the interwell seismic frequency range to express tanG. This improves the fit between the observed data and theoretical results.

Source Identification of Sulfur in Uncultivated Surface Soils from Four Chinese Provinces

The analysis of stable isotopes of sulfur(δ34S) is a useful tool for identifying sources of sulfur in soils. Concentrations and sulfur(S)isotopes of water-soluble sulfate(WSS), adsorbed sulfate(AS), residual sulfur(RS), and total sulfur(TS) in uncultivated surface soils of four Chinese provinces were systematically analyzed for identifying sources of S in the soils. Green and healthy mosses(Haplocladium microphyllum) were sampled as bioindicators. The mean WSS concentration(27.8 ± 23.4 mg kg-1) in the surface soils was lower than those of AS(101.4 ± 57.0 mg kg-1) and RS(381.5 ± 256.7 mg kg-1). The mean δ34S values of WSS and AS were very similar(about2.0‰), lower than those of RS(8.0‰) and TS(6.1‰). A significant linear correlation was found between the δ34S values of AS and WWS(y = 1.0002x- 0.0557, P < 0.0001), indicating that sulfate adsorption in the soils did not markedly fractionate S. All S species in the soils of Guizhou Province were characterized by the lowest δ34S values, consistent with the most34S-depleted rainwater sulfate reported at Guiyang of Guizhou Province. The δ34S values of sulfate in mosses and rainwater previously reported were significantly linearly correlated with those of both WWS and AS in surface soils, suggesting that atmospheric S input was an important source for soil WSS and AS. However, there were no significant correlations between isotopic composition of rainwater sulfate and RS or TS.The slopes of all these significant linear correlations(soil/rainwater or soil/moss isotopic ratio) were 0.4–0.6, indicating that inorganic sulfate in the surface soils should be a result of mixing of deposited atmospheric sulfate with a more34S-depleted sulfate component possibly from mineralization of RS.

Correlation Analysis on the SGS Velocity between Phases in an Isotropic Gasparticle Two-phase Flow with FDF Model

Correlation of the SGS (sub-grid scale) velocity between the two phases in an isotropic gas-particle two-phase flow was numerically investigated with FDF model. The results show the SGS gas velocity seen by the particles varies with the relative velocities between particle phase and gas phase. The relative velocity between the two phases produces the effect of the anisotropic turbulence on the particles. The variation of Stokes number influences the magnitude of the interaction between the two phases.

Quantum Phase Transition and Thermal Entanglement in the Isotropic XXX Model

We investigate the quantum phase transition （OPT） and the pairwise thermal entanglement in the three- qubit Heisenberg XXX chain with Dzyaloshinskii Moriya （DM） interaction under a magnetic field. The ground states of the system exist crossing points, which shows that the system exhibits a Q, PT. At a given temperature, the entanglement undergoes two sudden changes （platform-like behavior） as the DM interaction or external magnetic field increases. This special property can be used as the entanglement switch, which is also influenced by the temperature. We can modulate the DM interaction or external magnetic field to control the entanglement switch.