This paper describes the structure, geometric model and geometric calibrationof Photogrammetron Ⅰ - the first type of photogrammetron which is designed to be a coherent stereophotogrammetric system in which two camer...This paper describes the structure, geometric model and geometric calibrationof Photogrammetron Ⅰ - the first type of photogrammetron which is designed to be a coherent stereophotogrammetric system in which two cameras are mounted on a physical base but driven by anintelligent agent architecture. The system calibration is divided into two parts: the in-labcalibration determines the fixed parameters in advance of system operation, and the in-situcalibration keeps tracking the free parameters in real-time during the system operation. In a videosurveillance set-up, prepared control points are tracked in stereo image sequences, so that the freeparameters of the system can be continuously updated through iterative bundle adjustment and Kalmanfiltering.展开更多
The way of handling boundary conditions with simple bounce-back rule in the lattice gas and lattice Boltzmann method had been considered as one of the advantage compared with other numerical schemes. The half-way boun...The way of handling boundary conditions with simple bounce-back rule in the lattice gas and lattice Boltzmann method had been considered as one of the advantage compared with other numerical schemes. The half-way bounce-back rule inherits the advantage of the bounce-back rule and improves the accuracy to the second-order on flat boundaries. In this paper, we test the possible application of the half-way bounce-back rule to the system with complex geometry. Our simulation results show that the half-way bounce-back rule is a good boundary condition in the problems without emphasis on accuracy.展开更多
The four-body model has been used to calculate the fully differential cross-sections （FDCS） for the single ionization of helium by 100 MeV/amu Ca^＋ impact in geometries. By comparing with experimental data and othe...The four-body model has been used to calculate the fully differential cross-sections （FDCS） for the single ionization of helium by 100 MeV/amu Ca^＋ impact in geometries. By comparing with experimental data and other theories, we find the results of four-body model are in very good agreement in the scattering plane, but poor agreement out of the scattering plane. Accordingly, the contributions of different scattering amplitudes to FDCS are analyzed. It is found that the cross sections due to the interference of the scattering amplitudes between projectile-target nucleus interaction and projectile-ejected electron interaction almost tend to experimental results around the recoil region in geometries. In particular in the perpendicular plane, the cross section originating from interference of the scattering amplitudes between projectile-target nucleus and projectile-ejected electron interactions yields an experimental double-peak structure in the angular distribution. However, this feature could not be presented by the interference of the three amplitudes. Thus, the failure of the fourbody model predicting the feature in this geometry may be attributed to an inappropriate weighting of the three amplitudes.展开更多
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文摘This paper describes the structure, geometric model and geometric calibrationof Photogrammetron Ⅰ - the first type of photogrammetron which is designed to be a coherent stereophotogrammetric system in which two cameras are mounted on a physical base but driven by anintelligent agent architecture. The system calibration is divided into two parts: the in-labcalibration determines the fixed parameters in advance of system operation, and the in-situcalibration keeps tracking the free parameters in real-time during the system operation. In a videosurveillance set-up, prepared control points are tracked in stereo image sequences, so that the freeparameters of the system can be continuously updated through iterative bundle adjustment and Kalmanfiltering.
文摘The way of handling boundary conditions with simple bounce-back rule in the lattice gas and lattice Boltzmann method had been considered as one of the advantage compared with other numerical schemes. The half-way bounce-back rule inherits the advantage of the bounce-back rule and improves the accuracy to the second-order on flat boundaries. In this paper, we test the possible application of the half-way bounce-back rule to the system with complex geometry. Our simulation results show that the half-way bounce-back rule is a good boundary condition in the problems without emphasis on accuracy.
基金ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.11274215）, the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province, China （No.20051008 and No.2010011009）, and the Technology Project of Shanxi Provincial Education Department, China （No.20111011）.
文摘The four-body model has been used to calculate the fully differential cross-sections （FDCS） for the single ionization of helium by 100 MeV/amu Ca^＋ impact in geometries. By comparing with experimental data and other theories, we find the results of four-body model are in very good agreement in the scattering plane, but poor agreement out of the scattering plane. Accordingly, the contributions of different scattering amplitudes to FDCS are analyzed. It is found that the cross sections due to the interference of the scattering amplitudes between projectile-target nucleus interaction and projectile-ejected electron interaction almost tend to experimental results around the recoil region in geometries. In particular in the perpendicular plane, the cross section originating from interference of the scattering amplitudes between projectile-target nucleus and projectile-ejected electron interactions yields an experimental double-peak structure in the angular distribution. However, this feature could not be presented by the interference of the three amplitudes. Thus, the failure of the fourbody model predicting the feature in this geometry may be attributed to an inappropriate weighting of the three amplitudes.
