物流产业集聚对碳中和效果的作用测度及其作用机制

以物流业为研究对象,基于除了西藏、港澳台的中国30个省(直辖市、自治区)的面板数据,采用固定效应模型实证分析物流产业集聚对碳中和效果的影响及其作用机制。结果表明,物流产业集聚对碳中和效果有着显著的正向影响,该结论经过一系列的稳健性检验后依然成立。进一步分析发现,物流产业集聚主要通过扩大经济规模、优化产业结构和扩大城市绿地面积等途径促进碳中和效果的实现。异质性分析表明物流产业集聚对东中西部碳中和效果的驱动效应存在异质性,具体表现为物流产业集聚对西部碳中和效果发挥显著的促进效应;最后纳入交互项进行调节检验,发现物流产业集聚对碳中和效果影响系数的显著性未发生实质性的变化,厘清物流产业集聚对碳中和效果的作用测度及其作用机制对实现碳中和效果具有重要的意义。

甘肃省区域经济增长空间分析

文章以甘肃省14个地州市为研究对象,选取表征地市经济增长水平的11项指标和2个时间断面,采用因子分析法、空间相互作用测度模型和空间自相关分析方法,并结合Arc GIS和Geo Da软件,对甘肃2001—2012年经济增长的空间差异、空间相互作用和空间关联性及优化布局进行分析研究,结果表明:兰州市经济增长的中心地位越发加强,各地市间的主要联系方向呈现出中心地市指向性和地域相邻指向性特征,但整体上处于低水平低层次联系,空间相互作用格局呈现为东南紧密,西北松散的现状;各地市的经济增长总体上存在正的空间自相关性,但相关性不显著,目前处于由低速增长区向过渡区和极化区转变阶段,中心地市对周围地区的极化作用在逐渐增强,而辐射带动能力较弱。

Conditional Generation of Multiparticle Entanglement via Cavity QED

We propose a simple scheme to not only generate GHZ states and W states of the multiparticle but also form a new category of multiparticle entangled states by letting the A-type three-level atoms simultaneously interacting with a coherent cavity field followed by the selective measurements on the cavity mode. We investigate the influence of the cavity dissipation on the generated entangled state and discuss the experimental feasibility of our scheme. It is shown that the intensity of the coherent cavity field plays an instructive role in contribution to state preparation process while the cavity decay and the detuning between the atoms and cavity mode result in the deterioration of the generated entangled state.

Spectrophotometric determination of heparin with safranine T and their interaction mechanism

In weak acidic medium the alkaline cationic Safranine T interacts with acidic biological rnacromolecule heparin intensively causing the change of the molecular conformation, the maximum absorption wavelength and the absorption value. The optimum experimental condition was given and a new method to determine the heparin was established. The linear range was 0.05-2.0 mg/L and the correlation coefficient was 0.9974. The method has been applied to analyze the samples and the results are satisfactory. Furthermore, the interaction mechanism was indicated.

A simplified model to predict blast response of CFST columns

In order to study the dynamic response of concrete-filled steel tube(CFST) columns against blast loads,a simplified model is established utilizing the equivalent single-degree-of-freedom(SDOF) method,which considers the non-uniform distribution of blast loads on real column and the axial load-bending moment(P-M) interaction of CFST columns.Results of the SDOF analysis compare well with the experimental data reported in open literature and the values from finite element modeling(FEM) using the program LS-DYNA.Further comparisons between the results of SDOF and FEM analysis show that the proposed model is effective to predict the dynamic response of CFST columns with different blast conditions and column details.Also,it is found that the maximum responses of the columns are overestimated when ignoring the non-uniformity of blast loads,and that neglecting the effect of P-M interaction underestimates the maximum response of the columns with large axial load ratio against close range blast.The proposed SDOF model can be used in the design of the blast-loaded CFST columns.

Performance analysis of microcantilever array sensing

Array sensing is increasingly important in the development of microcantilever(MC) sensors, and response consistency is the foundation for MC array sensing. In the present work, we investigated the response consistency of MC array sensing. The responses of two types of commercially available MC arrays were studied under conditions of temperature change, solution replacement and biochemical molecular interaction. For the thermal response, the deflections of both arrays were found to be proportional to temperature, and the responses of the MCs in both arrays were consistent with each other. The thermal response sensitivity for each MC during temperature increase and decrease also showed good consistency. Moreover, the MC array showed good consistency for the response induced by solution replacement. Finally, we also demonstrated that the MC array had good consistency in biochemical detection, exemplified by aflatoxin antibody-anti gen binding. The good response consistency makes this technology reliable and accurate for biochemical sensing.

Prediction of water table depths under soil water-groundwater interaction and stream water conveyance

Water table over an arid region can be elevated to a critical level to sustain terrestrial ecosystem along the natural channel by the stream water conveyance. Estimation of water table depth and soil moisture on river channel profile may be reduced to a two-dimensional moving boundary problem with soil water-groundwater interaction. The two-dimensional soil water flow with stream water transferred is divided into an unsaturated vertical soil water flow and a horizontal groundwater flow. Therefore, a prediction model scheme for water table depths under the interaction between soil water and groundwater with stream water transferred is presented, which includes a vertical soil water movement model, a horizontal groundwater movement model, and an interface model. The synthetic experiments are conducted to test the sensitivities of the river elevation, horizontal conductivity, and surface flux, and the results from the experiments show the robustness of the proposed scheme under different conditions. The groundwater horizontal conductivity of the proposed scheme is also calibrated by SCE-UA method and validated by data collected at the Yingsu section in the lower reaches of the Tarim River, which shows that the model can reasonably simulate the water table depths.

Role of a Single Shield in Thermocouple Measurements in Hot Air Flow

To investigate the role of a single shield on steady temperature measurement using therrnocouples in hot air flow, a methodology for solving convection, conduction, and radiation in one single model is provided. In order to compare with the experimental results, a cylindrical computational domain is established, which is the same size with the hot calibration wind-tannel. In the computational domain, two kinds of thermocouples, the bare-bead and the single-shielded thermocouples, are simulated respectively. Surface temperature distribution and the tempera- ture measurement bias of the two typical thermocouples are compared. The simulation results indicate that： 1） The existence of the shield reduces bead surface heat flux and changes the direction of wires inner heat conduction in a colder surrounding; 2） The existence of the shield reduces the temperature measurement bias both by improving bead surface temperature and by reducing surface temperature gradient; 3） The shield effectively reduces the effect of the ambient temperature on the temperature measurement bias; 4） The shield effectively reduces the influence of airflow velocity on the temperature measurement bias.

Reversible phase transition of the 1:1 complex between 18-crown-6 and n-propylammonium triiodide

Solid-state structure of the crystalline 1：1 complex [C3H10N（18-crown-6）]＋[I3] （1） between 18-crown-6 and n-propylammonium triiodide has been determined at 293 and 93 K, respectively, showing a change from monoclinic P21/m to monoclinic P21/a. Crystal structural analysis shows that in addition to van der Waals＇ forces, conventional N-H..-O hydrogen bonds are the key interactions. Measurements of unit cell parameters versus temperature show that the values of one of the three axes and the crystal volume change abruptly and remarkably at 220 K, indicating a first-order phase transition. The lack of the mirror plane in the low temperature structure is the most important differences between the two structural forms. Dif- ferential scanning calorimetry （DSC） measurement confirms that I undergoes a reversible phase transition at about 220 K with a thermal hysteresis of 3.5 K. The relatively large latent heat makes 1 a good candidate for phase change materials. The phase transition is accompanied by an anomaly of dielectric constant during heating and cooling process near the phase transition temperature.

Investigation on the interaction length and access resistance of a nanopore with an atomic force microscopy

Nanopore devices have attracted a lot of attention for their potential application in DNA sequencing. Here, we study how an occluding object placed near a nanopore affects its access resistance by integrating an atomic force microscopy with a nanopore sensor. It is found that there exists a critical hemisphere around the nanopore, inside which the tip of an atomic force microscopy will affect the ionic current. The radius of this hemisphere, which is a bit smaller than the theoretical capture radius of ions, increases linearly with the applied bias voltage and quadratically with the nanopore diameter, but is independent of the operation modes and scanning speeds of the atomic force microscopy. A theoretical model is also proposed to describe how the tip position and geometrical parameters affect the access resistance.