二态系统组(部)件综合重要度计算方法研究

二态系统重要度理论是复杂系统重要度理论的基础,对于复杂系统可靠性分析具有重要意义。文章在对传统二态系统重要度计算方法研究基础上,针对二态系统提出一种组(部)件综合重要度计算方法,通过定理证明了二态系统组(部)件综合重要度的物理意义,探讨了二态系统组(部)件综合重要度计算方法与概率重要度、结构重要度、关键重要度、Δ-重要度和Improvement Potential重要度计算方法的关联关系。基于串联和并联系统,分别给出了串联和并联系统的二态系统组(部)件综合重要度计算公式及相关的性质。以二态混联系统为算例,依据系统中串并联关系计算了各组(部)件的综合重要度值,并与其它重要度计算结果进行了比较分析,分析结果验证了二态系统组(部)件综合重要度计算方法及物理意义的正确性和有效性。

基于元胞自动机的中性二态系统研究

从物理、教育、社会等学科的常见现象中抽象出中性二态系统的概念,建立了这类系统的元胞自动机模型,用计算机实验方法研究了这类系统的微观和宏观特性以及组合演变规律,结果表明这类系统具有固定型、周期型、混沌型等多种复杂性特征,可以模拟物理、教育、社会等学科中的一类常见现象,研究控制和决策对系统作用的效应。

二态量子系统准确布居动力学的一类新型相空间表示及其与三角窗函数的关系

二态系统是最简单的且无经典对应的量子系统,对二态系统的同构表示的认识和研究能启发研究人员对其动力学与统计行为的更深刻理解.本文使用在[J.Chem.Phys.145,204105(2016);J.Chem.Phys.151,024105(2019);J.Phys.Chem.Lett.12,2496(2021)]等文章中发展的约束相空间严格理论、非协变相空间函数、含时权重函数与含时归一化因子来构建一类新型量子相空间表示.这类同构表示可以导出二态量子系统布居动力学的准确结果.约束相空间上的轨迹运动方程同构于含时薛定谔方程.每条相空间轨迹对于布居动力学所对应积分表达式的贡献严格半正定。进一步证明了在[J.Chem.Phys.145,144108(2016)]这篇文章中根据经验提出的三角窗函数方法在本质上可以对应于本文的这类新型相空间表示的一个特殊情况,因此同样是二态量子系统准确布居动力学的同构表示.

非旋波近似下有外加驱动场时二态量子系统的退相干性

采用非旋波近似,讨论了热库中二态量子系统在外加驱动场作用下的退相干性。利用系统的演化酉算符,计算出了二态量子系统的约化密度矩阵非对角矩阵元。结果表明:二态量子系统的量子相干性与其初始状态、热库和外加驱动场的频率、二态量子系统与热库和驱动场的耦合强度等因素有关。确定了外加驱动场与退相干性之间的关系,并得到了外加驱动场的时间演化满足特定条件时,可保持系统的相干性。

非二态故障树分析发展动态

故障树分析技术 ,因其在复杂系统可靠性的定性、定量研究中所表现出的优势而被广泛应用。但是 ,一般情况下的故障树分析都是事先假定元部件具有相互独立 ,确定分布的状态下使用 ,而在现实中 ,往往会出现非二态的系统失效模式。因此 。

用外加驱动场压缩有热槽相互作用二态量子系统的退相干性

讨论了具有热槽相互作用二态量子系统在外加驱动场作用下的退相干性问题 ,推导了二态量子系统密度算子非对角矩阵元的时间演化关系 .确定了外加驱动场与退相干性之间的关系 ,并建立了退相干性消除时外加场必须满足的约束方程 .

Gamma分布下基于年龄更换的二态混联系统综合重要度计算

在综合重要度计算方法的基础上,面向年龄更换策略,分别给出了并-串联和串-并联等典型二态混联系统组(部)件综合重要度具体计算公式。在假设部件寿命服从Gamma分布的条件下,推导出并-串联和串-并联等典型二态混联系统综合重要度的等价计算公式,同时给出了公式的物理意义。以二态混联系统为算例,依据系统中组(部)件串并联关系计算了各组(部)件的综合重要度值,分析结果验证了二态混联系统综合重要度计算方法及其物理意义的正确性和有效性。

有限维空间中的厄密位相算符及其非经典性质

依据Ｐｅｇｇ和Ｂａｒｎｅｔｔ的位相理论表述，进一步研究了有限维Ｈｉｌｂｅｒｔ空间的大厄密位相算符的性质，并详细地讨论了二态系统的厄密位相算符和数算符在有限维空间的相干态中的期望值及偏差，最后分析了位相算符和数算符的压缩特性．

指数分布条件下基于事后维修的综合重要度分析

针对指数分布条件下基于事后维修的重要度分析问题,采用综合重要度计算方法,提出了典型二态混联系统重要度计算公式,并对失效率和维修率等两个影响重要度分析的指标进行了分析.在假设设备寿命服从指数分布的条件下,基于传统综合重要度计算方法,推导出二态并-串联和串-并联等典型二态混联系统组(部)件综合重要度的等价计算公式.案例分析结果表明:在指数分布条件下的二态劣化混联系统中,组(部)件的综合重要度分别和失效率、维修率成正相关关系.

CALCULATIONS OF THE PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND CRITICAL CURVES WITH THE EQUATION OF STATE FOR BINARY MIXTURES

A rational equation of state of the perturbation type with a repulsion and attraction term has been applied to reproduce critical curves of six different binary systems up to high temperatures and pressures. A square well potential for intermolecular interaction is used. With pairwise combination rules for these potentials three adjustable parameters are needed. The experimental critical point and phase equilibrium data are compared with the values predicted using the equation of state. Good agreement is obtained for the analysis of the critical pressure composition data and molar volumes.

Possible emissions of N_2O from plants in coniferous-deciduous mixed forests

Aboveground vertical profiles of N2O concentrations were measured with in two natural coniferous-deciduous mixed forests of 1998 and 1999 in Changbai M ountain. Significant high N2O concentrations were found in six profiles out of t welve profiles. The results showed that high concentrations were 3.03% to 64.9% higher than the "normal concentrations" in these six profiles. Differences betwe en the high concentrations and the "normal concentrations" were statistically si gnificant. The simultaneous occurrence of high concentrations at/nearby the cano py height and normal concentrations at the trunk space height indicated an efflu x of N2O from foliage to atmosphere. This study afforded evidence supporting tha t plant per se, besides forest soil, was an important source of atmospheric N2O in a forest ecosystem.

Driving Forces and Their Effects on Water Conservation Services in Forest Ecosystems in China

Identifying the driving forces that cause changes in forest ecosystem services related to water conservation is essential for the design of interventions that could enhance positive impacts as well as minimizing negative impacts. In this study, we propose an assessment concept framework model for indirect-direct-ecosystem service （IN-DI-ESS） driving forces within this context and method for index construction that considers the selection of a robust and parsimonious variable set. Factor analysis was integrated into two-stage data envelopment analysis （TS-DEA） to determine the driving forces and their effects on water conservation services in forest ecosystems at the provincial scale in China. The results showed the following. 1） Ten indicators with factor scores more than 0.8 were selected as the minimum data set. Four indicators comprising population density, per capita gross domestic product, irrigation efficiency, and per capita food consumption were the indirect driving factors, and six indicators comprising precipitation, farmland into forestry or pasture, forest cover, habitat area, water footprint, and wood extraction were the direct driving forces. 2） Spearman＇s rank correlation test was performed to compare the overall effectiveness in two periods： stage 1 and stage 2. The calculated coefficients were 0.245, 0.136, and 0.579, respectively, whereas the tabulated value was 0.562. This indicates that the driving forces obviously differed in terms of their contribution to the overall effectiveness and they caused changes in water conservation services in different stages. In terms of the variations in different driving force effects in the years 2000 and 2010, the overall, stage 1, and stage 2 variances were 0.020, 0.065, and 0.079 in 2000, respectively, and 0.018, 0.063, and 0.071 in 2010. This also indicates that heterogeneous driving force effects were obvious in the process during the same period. Identifying the driving forces that affect service changes and evaluating their efficiency have significant policy implications for the management of forest ecosystem services. Advanced effectiveness measures for weak regions could be improved in an appropriate manner. In this study, we showed that factor analysis coupled with TS-DEA based on the IN-D1-ESS framework can increase the parsimony of driving force indicators, as well as interpreting the interactions among indirect and direct driving forces with forest ecosystem water conservation services, and reducing the uncertainty related to the internal consistency during data selection.

Carbon Turnover in a Crop Rotation Under Free Air CO_2 Enrichment (FACE)

Mostly based on assumptions derived from controlled-environment studies, predicted future atmospheric CO2 concentrations [CO2] are expected to have considerable impacts on carbon （C） turnover in agro-ecosystems. In order to allow the in situ examination of C-transformations in the plant-soil system of arable crop rotations under future [002], a free air carbon dioxide enrichment （FACE） experiment （550 μmol mol^-1 CO2） was started at Braunschweig, Germany in 1999. The crop rotation under investigation comprised winter barley, a cover crop （ryegrass）, sugar beets and winter wheat. Assessments of CO2 effects included the determination of above- and belowground biomass production, measurements of canopy CO2- and H2O- fluxes, soil microbial biomass and in situ soil respiration. The results obtained during the 1st crop rotation cycle （3 years） showed that for the selected crops elevated [CO2] entailed significant positive effects （P 〈 0.05） on aboveground （6%-14% stimulation） and belowground biomass production （up to 90% stimulation）, while canopy evapotranspiration was reduced. This resulted in increased soil water content. Also, depending on crop type and season, high CO2 stimulated in situ soil respiration （up to 30%）, while soil microbial biomass did not show significant respouses to elevated [CO2] during the first rotation cycle.

Carbon Dynamics in Woody Biomass of Forest Ecosystem in China with Forest Management Practices under Future Climate Change and Rising CO_2 Concentration

It is critical to study how different forest management practices affect forest carbon sequestration under global climate change regime. Previous researches focused on the stand-level forest carbon sequestration with rare investigation of forest carbon stocks influ- enced by forest management practices and climate change at regional scale. In this study, a general integrative approach was used to simulate spatial and temporal variations of woody biomass and harvested biomass of forest in China during the 21st century under dif- ferent scenarios of climate and CO2 concentration changes and management tasks by coupling Integrated Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon budget （InTEC） model with Global Forest Model （G4M）. The results showed that forest management practices have more predominant effects on forest stem stocking biomass than climate and CO2 concentration change. Meanwhile, the concurrent future changes in cli- mate and CO2 concentration will enhance the amounts of stem stocking biomass in forests of China by 12%-23% during 2001-2100 relative to that with climate change only. The task for maximizing stem stocking biomass will dramatically enhance the stem stocking biomass from 2001~100, while the task for maximum average increment will result in an increment of stem stocking biomass before 2050 then decline. The difference of woody biomass responding to forest management tasks was owing to the current age structure of forests in China. Meanwhile, the sensitivity of long-term woody biomass to management practices for different forest types （coniferous forest, mixed forest and deciduous forest） under changing climate and CO2 concentration was also analyzed. In addition, longer rotation length under future climate change and rising CO2 concentration scenario will dramatically increase the woody biomass of China during 2001~100. Therefore, our estimation indicated that taking the role of forest management in the carbon cycle into the consideration at regional or national level is very important to project the forest carbon sequestration under future climate change and rising atmospheric CO2 concentration.

Soil Organic Carbon and Its Fractions Across Vegetation Types:Effects of Soil Mineral Surface Area and Microaggregates

Soil organic carbon(SOC)can act as a sink or source of atmospheric carbon dioxide;therefore,it is important to understand the amount and composition of SOC in terrestrial ecosystems,the spatial variation in SOC,and the underlying mechanisms that stabilize SOC.In this study,density fractionation and acid hydrolysis were used to assess the spatial variation in SOC,the heavy fraction of organic carbon(HFOC),and the resistant organic carbon(ROC)in soils of the southern Hulun Buir region,northeastern China,and to identify the major factors that contribute to this variation.The results showed that as the contents of clay and silt particles(0–50μm)increased,both methylene blue(MB)adsorption by soil minerals and microaggregate contents increased in the 0–20 and 20–40 cm soil layers(P<0.05).Although varying with vegetation types,SOC,HFOC,and ROC contents increased significantly with the content of clay and silt particles, MB adsorption by soil minerals,and microaggregate content(P<0.05),suggesting that soil texture,the MB adsorption by soil minerals,and microaggregate abundance might be important factors influencing the spatial heterogeneity of carbon contents in soils of the southern Hulun Buir region.

Temperature dependence of carbon mineralization and nitrous oxide emission in a temperate forest ecosystem

The measurement of CO2 and N2O effiux from forest soils is of great importance in evaluating the role of forests as sequestering agents of atmospheric CO2 and nitrogen. To quantify the effect of site on temperature dependence of net C-mineralization and N2O-N emissions, three adjacent forest floors under beech, Norway spruce and mixed species stands were investigated at Soiling forest, Germany, by an incubation experiment for three months. The investigated net C-mineralization and N2O-N emissions from all forest floors exhibited an exponential increase with respect to temperature elevation. The temperature coefficient function （Q10 value）, was fitted to flux rates to describe the temperature sensitivity of forest floors on temperature in the range of 1-20℃. Comparing the fitted curves for temperature sensitivity of the forest floors in relation to net carbon mineralization and nitrous oxide emission rates revealed a strong positive correlation across all sites. For the whole data set of all stands, a Q10 value of 1.73-2.10 for net C-mineralization and 2.81-3.58 for N2O-N emissions per measured unit was found to describe the temperature dependency of net C-mineralization and N20-N efflux at experimental site. The absence of clear differences between beech and spruce in mono and mixed species cultures on temperature dependencies of net C-mineralization and N2O-N emission rates indicated that the flux rates were not affected by species-specific differences of litter quality.

A Preliminary Application of the Differential Evolution Algorithm to Calculate the CNOP

A projected skill is adopted by use of the differential evolution (DE) algorithm to calculate a conditional nonlinear optimal perturbation (CNOP). The CNOP is the maximal value of a constrained optimization problem with a constraint condition, such as a ball constraint. The success of the DE algorithm lies in its ability to handle a non-differentiable and nonlinear cost function. In this study, the DE algorithm and the traditional optimization algorithms used to obtain the CNOPs are compared by analyzing a theoretical grassland ecosystem model and a dynamic global vegetation model. This study shows that the CNOPs generated by the DE algorithm are similar to those by the sequential quadratic programming (SQP) algorithm and the spectral projected gradients (SPG2) algorithm. If the cost function is non-differentiable, the CNOPs could also be caught with the DE algorithm. The numerical results suggest the DE algorithm can be employed to calculate the CNOP, especially when the cost function is non-differentiable.

Plant and Its Control Mechanisms

The regeneration of its cells is one of the two goals of the plant. The control systems try to allow to cells to optimize their state depending on the circumstances, sometimes in advance. The first of these systems is located in the root. It controls the materialistic input for the regeneration and at the same time is the source of primary information about the state of this input and its development at time. Another element of the control is the system controlling the formation and the distribution of the energy. This control is made without making provision for the state of individual cells. The successfulness of individual cells is taking into account by the system connected with companion cells in the vascular bundle. The similar holds for the second system. It, on the basis of the tension on the boundary of the plant, controls the dynamics of the boundary and removes the tension. The second goal of the control, besides the regeneration, is the optimization of the existence of the plant as whole. For this sake new global criteria arise and are used throughout the control.

An efficient adapting virtual intermediate instruction set towards optimized dynamic binary translator (DBT) system

A new efficient adapting virtual intermediate instruction set,V-IIS,is designed and implemented towards the optimized dynamic binary translator (DBT) system.With the help of this powerful but previously little-studied component,DBTs can not only get rid of the dependence of machine(s),but also get better performance.From our systematical study and evaluation,experimental results demonstrate that if V-IIS is well designed,without affecting the other optimizing measures,this could make DBT's performance close to those who do not have intermediate instructions.This study is an important step towards the grand goal of high performance "multi-source" and "multi-target" dynamic binary translation.

Application of Stable Isotope Techniques in Studies of Carbon and Nitrogen Biogeochemical Cycles of Ecosystem

Stable isotope techniques have been proved useful as tools for studying the carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) biogeochemical cycles of ecosystem. This paper firstly introduced the basic principles and the distribution characteristics of stable isotope, then reviewed the recent advances and applications of stable isotope in the C and N biogeochemical cycles of ecosystem. By applying the 13 C natural abundance technique, ecologists are able to understand the photosynthetic path and CO 2 fixation of plants, the CO 2 exchange and C balance status of ecosystem, the composition, distribution and turnover of soil organic C and the sources of organic matter in food webs, while by using the 13 C labeled technique, the effects of elevated CO 2 on the C processes of ecosystem and the sources and fate of organic matter in ecosystem can be revealed in detail. Differently, by applying the 15 N natural abundance technique, ecologists are able to analyze the biological N 2 -fixation, the N sources of ecosystem, the N transformation processes of ecosystem and the N trophic status in food webs, while by using the 15 N labeled technique, the sources, transformation and fate of N in ecosystem and the effects of N input on the ecosystem can be investigated in depth. The applications of both C and N isotope natural abundance and labeled techniques, combined with the elemental, other isotope ( 34 S) and molecular biomarker information, will be more propitious to the investigation of C and N cycle mechanisms. Finally, this paper concluded the problems existed in current researches, and put forward the perspective of stable isotope techniques in the studies on C and N biogeochemical cycles of ecosystem in the future.