Radar cross section（RCS） is the measurement of the reflective strength of a target.Reducing the RCS of a naval ship enables its late detection,which is useful for capitalizing on elements of surprise and initiative....Radar cross section（RCS） is the measurement of the reflective strength of a target.Reducing the RCS of a naval ship enables its late detection,which is useful for capitalizing on elements of surprise and initiative.Thus,the RCS of a naval ship has become a very important design factor for achieving surprise,initiative,and survivability.Consequently,accurate RCS determination and RCS reduction are of extreme importance for a naval ship.The purpose of this paper is to provide an understanding of the theoretical background and engineering approach to deal with RCS prediction and reduction for naval ships.The importance of RCS,radar fundamentals,RCS basics,RCS prediction methods,and RCS reduction methods for naval ships is also discussed.展开更多
We consider the Navier-Stokes equations with a pressure function satisfying a hard-sphere law.That means the pressure,as a function of the density,becomes infinite when the density approaches a finite critical value.U...We consider the Navier-Stokes equations with a pressure function satisfying a hard-sphere law.That means the pressure,as a function of the density,becomes infinite when the density approaches a finite critical value.Under some structural constraints imposed on the pressure law,we show a weak-strong uniqueness principle in periodic spatial domains.The method is based on a modified relative entropy inequality for the system.The main difficulty is that the pressure potential associated with the internal energy of the system is largely dominated by the pressure itself in the area close to the critical density.As a result,several terms appearing in the relative energy inequality cannot be controlled by the total energy.展开更多
基金Supported by Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University under Grant No.NCET-07-0230the "111" Project under Grant No.B07019 at Harbin Engineering University
文摘Radar cross section（RCS） is the measurement of the reflective strength of a target.Reducing the RCS of a naval ship enables its late detection,which is useful for capitalizing on elements of surprise and initiative.Thus,the RCS of a naval ship has become a very important design factor for achieving surprise,initiative,and survivability.Consequently,accurate RCS determination and RCS reduction are of extreme importance for a naval ship.The purpose of this paper is to provide an understanding of the theoretical background and engineering approach to deal with RCS prediction and reduction for naval ships.The importance of RCS,radar fundamentals,RCS basics,RCS prediction methods,and RCS reduction methods for naval ships is also discussed.
基金the European Research Council under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (Grant No. FP7/2007-2013)European Research Council (ERC) Grant Agreement (Grant No. 320078)The Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic was supported by Rozvoj Vyzkumn Organizace (RVO) (Grant No. 67985840)
文摘We consider the Navier-Stokes equations with a pressure function satisfying a hard-sphere law.That means the pressure,as a function of the density,becomes infinite when the density approaches a finite critical value.Under some structural constraints imposed on the pressure law,we show a weak-strong uniqueness principle in periodic spatial domains.The method is based on a modified relative entropy inequality for the system.The main difficulty is that the pressure potential associated with the internal energy of the system is largely dominated by the pressure itself in the area close to the critical density.As a result,several terms appearing in the relative energy inequality cannot be controlled by the total energy.
