水下运动源内波尾迹海面作用量谱扰动分析

应用作用量守恒理论,对二维作用量谱平衡方程的波流作用机理及源(汇)函数进行分析,并对水下运动源内波尾迹在自由面(水面)形成的辐聚和辐射流场引起的作用量谱扰动进行了数值仿真,模拟出不同的配置条件下作用量谱扰动可能存在的"不对称性"。根据海面微波散射及雷达海面成像理论及作用量谱扰动的数值仿真结果,认为内波尾迹雷达散射的不对称可能是源自于作用量谱扰动的"不对称性"。

Comparative Investigation of Mo（CO）6 Adsorption on Clean and OxidiZed Si（111） Surfaces

Mo（CO）6 adsorption on the clean, oxygen-precovered and deeply oxidized Si（lll） surfaces was comparatively investigated by high-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy. The downward vibrational frequency shift of the C-O stretching mode in adsorbed Mo（CO）6 illustrates that different interactions of adsorbed Mo（CO）6 occur on clean Si（111） and SiO2/Si（111） surfaces, weak on the former and strong on the latter. The strong interaction on SiO2/Si（111） might lead to the partial dissociation of Mo（CO）6, consequently the formation of molybdenum subcarbonyls. Therefore, employing Mo（CO）6 as the precursor, metallic molybdenum could be successfully deposited on the SiO2/Si（111） surface but not on the clean Si（111） surface. A portion of the deposited metallic molybdenum is transformed into the MoOa on the SiO2/Si（111） surface upon heating, and the evolved MoO3 finally desorbs from the substrate upon annealing at elevated temperatures.

A Kinetic Spectrophotometric Method for the Determination of Iron (Ⅲ) in Water Samples

A new kinetic spectrophotometric method has been developed for the determination of iron （Ⅲ）. The method is based on the catalytic effect of iron （Ⅲ） on the oxidation of weak acid brilliant blue dye （RAWL） by KIO4 in acid medium. The advantages of the proposed method are that it is sensitive, accurate, rapid, inexpensive, can be operated under room temperature and has a large determination concentration range compared to other techniques. The obtained optimum conditions are： pH 3.15, RAWL （200 mgL^-1） 5.00mL, Potassium periodate solution （0.01 molL^-1） 0.30mL, phenanthroline （0.02 molL^-1） 1.00mL, reaction temperature 25℃ and reaction time 7 min. With this method iron could quantitively be determined in the range 0.00-0.02 mgL^-1, the detection limit being 4.10 × 10^10gmL^-1. The relative standard deviations （RSD） in five replicate determinations for 3 μgL^-1and 5 μgL^-1 iron （Ⅲ） are 3.1% and 1.9%, respectively. The method has been applied to the determination of iron （Ⅲ） in tap water samples and seawater samples （from the South China Sea）, the recovery rates being 98.0% and 100.5%, respectively.

Improved Ligand-Field Theory with Effect of Electron-Phonon Interaction

Traditional ligand-field theory has to be improved by taking into account both 'pure electronic' contribution and electron-phonon interaction one (including lattice-vibrational relaxation energy). By means of improved ligand-field theory, R1, R2, R'3, R'2, and R'1 lines, U band, ground-state zero-field-splitting (GSZFS), and ground-state g factors of ruby and/or GSGG: Cr3+ as well as thermal shifts of GSZFS, R1 line and R2 line of ruby have been calculated.The results are in very good agreement with the experimental data. Moreover, it is found that the value of cubic-field parameter given by traditional ligand-field theory is inappropriately large. For thermal shifts of GSZFS, R1 line and R2 line of ruby, several conclusions have also been obtained.

Adsorption mechanism of N-laurel-1,3-diaminopropane in a hematite-quartz flotation system

The strong collecting performance of N-laurel-1,3-diaminopropane（ND13） with respect to quartz encouraged us to study its separation of hematite and quartz mixtures in a laboratory cell flotation test The results show that the best separation results can be achieved when the pulp pH is 7.27 and 58.3 mg/L collector plus 6.67 mg/L depressant are added to the mixture.Products with 58.45%,62.78%and 63.72% iron grades can be achieved respectively when mass ratio of hematite to quartz is 2：3,1：1,and 3：2.The adsorption mechanism of ND13 on a quartz surface was investigated by zeta-potential and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy measurements.The results reveal that electrostatic and hydrogen bonding adsorption take place between ND13 and the quartz surface,and that ND13 mainly interacts with the oxygen atoms on the quartz surface.

Elastic Collisions Between two Ground-State P and D Atoms at Low and Ultralow Temperatures

The PD（X^3∑^-） interaction potential is constructed using the CCSD（T） theory and the basis set, augcc-pV5Z. Using this potential, the spectroscopic parameters are accurately determined. The present Do, De, Re, ωe, ωeχe, αe, and Be are of 3.056 99 eV, 3.161 75 eV, 0.142 39 nm, 1701.558 cm^-1, 23.6583 cm^-1, 0.085 99 cm^-1, and 4.3963 cm^-1, respectively, which almost perfectly conform with the measurements. A total of 26 vibrational states is predicted when J = 0 by solving the radial Sehrodinger equation of nuclear motion. The complete vibrational levels, classical turning points, initial rotation and centrifugal distortion constants when J = 0 are reported for the first time, which favorably agree with the experiments. The total and various partial-wave cross sections are calculated for the elastic impact between two ground-state P and D atoms at 1.0 × 10^-12 - 1.0 × 10^-4 a.u. when they approach each other along the PD（X^3∑^-） potential. No shape resonances exist in the total elastic cross sections, though the peaks can be found for each partial wave until l=6. The shape of the total elastic cross sections is dominated by the s partial wave at very low temperatures. Due to the weakness of the shape resonances of each partial wave, they are all passed into oblivion by the strong total elastic cross sections.

Response Spectrum Method for Extreme Wave Loading With Higher Order Components of Drag Force

Response spectra of fixed offshore structures impacted by extreme waves are investigated based on the higher order components of the nonlinear drag force. In this way, steel jacket platforms are simplified as a mass attached to a light cantilever cylinder and their corresponding deformation response spectra are estimated by utilizing a generalized single degree of freedom system. Based on the wave data recorded in the Persian Gulf region, extreme wave loading conditions corresponding to different return periods are exerted on the offshore structures. Accordingly, the effect of the higher order components of the drag force is considered and compared to the linearized state for different sea surface levels. When the fundamental period of the offshore structure is about one third of the main period of wave loading, the results indicate the linearized drag term is not capable of achieving a reliable deformation response spectrum.

What makes the Tc of monolayer FeSe on SrTiO3 so high： a sign-problem-free quantum Monte Carlo study

Monolayer FeSe films grown on SrTiO_3(STO)substrate show superconducting gap-opening temperatures(T_c) which are almost an order of magnitude higher than those of the bulk FeSe and are highest among all known Fe-based superconductors. Angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy observed ‘‘replica bands' ' suggesting the importance of the interaction between FeSe electrons and STO phonons. These facts rejuvenated the quest for T_c enhancement mechanisms in iron-based, especially ironchalcogenide, superconductors. Here, we perform the first numerically-exact sign-problem-free quantum Monte Carlo simulations to iron-based superconductors. We(1) study the electronic pairing mechanism intrinsic to heavily electron doped FeSe films, and(2) examine the effects of electron–phonon interaction between FeSe and STO as well as nematic fluctuations on T_c. Armed with these results, we return to the question ‘‘what makes the Tcof monolayer FeSe on SrTiO_3 so high?'' in the conclusion and discussions.

A Study on the Interaction Mechanism between Thermal Radiation and Materials

From the viewpoint of field synergy principle and dipole radiation theory, the interaction between the incident thermal radiation wave and materials is analyzed to reveal the mechanism of selective absorption of incident thermal radiation. It is shown that the frequency of the incident thermal radiation and the damping constant of damping oscillators in materials are of vital importance for the thermal radiation properties (reflectivity, absorptivity, transmissivity, etc.) of materials.

Effects of binary interactions on the color evolution of M33

In this work, predictions of the spectral energy distribution from populations of single and binary stars are incorporated into a galactic chemical and color evolution model to explore the significance of the effects of the binary interactions on the color evolution of M33. We first constructed a model without binary interactions, and the model is able to reproduce most of the available observational constraints on the distribution of stellar parameters. We then run simulations with the same set of model parameters but with binary interactions considered. By comparing the results for the populations with and without binary interactions, we find that the inclusion of binary interactions makes the surface brightness greater (~0.1 mag arcsec 2) in FUV-band but smaller (~0.7 mag arcsec 2) in K-band, while it results in the FUV K color bluer (~0.8 mag). To reproduce the observations, a model that considers the binary interactions should make more gas fall onto the disk in the early time of the galaxy evolution, or increase the total stellar mass, or both.