We investigate the entanglement dynamics of a quantum system consisting of three superconducting charge qubits （SCQs） interacting with a microwave field. For separable and entangled states of the SCQs, the evolution...We investigate the entanglement dynamics of a quantum system consisting of three superconducting charge qubits （SCQs） interacting with a microwave field. For separable and entangled states of the SCQs, the evolutions are studied under various photon numbers of cavity field. The results show that the amplitude and period of the bipartite entanglement square concurrences can be controlled by the choice of initial states of SCQs and photon number of cavity field, respectively. This simple model of a quantum register allows us to understand the dynamic process of the quantum storage of information carried by charge qubit.展开更多
The dynamic behaviour of power line cables have been a source of interest to researchers ever since the phenomenon was first noticed in the 1920s. Conductor oscillation is mostly caused by the dynamic forces of nature...The dynamic behaviour of power line cables have been a source of interest to researchers ever since the phenomenon was first noticed in the 1920s. Conductor oscillation is mostly caused by the dynamic forces of nature such as wind loading. This imposes a periodic force on the conductors which is highly undesirable. It is therefore important for engineers to account for the possible effect of the wind loading when designing the power line. Investigations have shown that modeling the exact dynamic behaviour of a conductor is very difficult. Based on this fact, getting the exact analytical solution to conductor vibration is difficult, which is almost impossible, hence the numerical approximation becomes an option. This paper presents the developed finite element method used to analyse the dynamic behaviour of transmission line conductors. The developed FEM （finite element method） is implemented on MATLAB. The numerical analysis using MATLAB that is presented in this paper is used to simulate the response of the conductor when subjected to external loading in the time domain. The simulation is used to analyse the transverse vibration of the conductor. The formulation of the stiffness matrix and load vector is done and the results obtained are used to evaluate the conductor＇s internal energy dissipation. This finite element solution is compared with the results documented in literature. This numerical simulation is also used to investigate the effects of varying the axial tension on energy dissipation within the strands. Hence, this evolved in physically appropriate energy characterization process that can be used to evaluate the conductor self-damping with respect to line contact.展开更多
Manipulation of spin states via purely electric means forms the research branch "all-electric spintronics".In this paper,we briefly review recent progress relating to the all-electric spintronics,including e...Manipulation of spin states via purely electric means forms the research branch "all-electric spintronics".In this paper,we briefly review recent progress relating to the all-electric spintronics,including electric-field control of Rashba spin-orbit coupling,magnetic anisotropy,exchange bias,ferromagnetism,and other forms of magnetoelectric coupling.Special focus is given to surface/interface systems,including semiconductor(oxide) heterostructures,magnetic/nonmagnetic surfaces,semiconductor-metal interfaces,and other nanostructures,which can be good candidates for functional materials for spintronic.展开更多
This paper studies the dynamic conducting crack propagation in piezoelectric solids under suddenly in-plane shear loading. Based on the integral transform methods and the Wiener-Hopf technique, the resulting mixed bou...This paper studies the dynamic conducting crack propagation in piezoelectric solids under suddenly in-plane shear loading. Based on the integral transform methods and the Wiener-Hopf technique, the resulting mixed boundary value problem is solved. The analytical solutions of the dynamic stress intensity factor and dynamic electric displacement intensity factor for the Mode II case are derived. Furthermore, the numerical results are presented to illustrate the characteristics of the dynamic crack propagation. It is shown that the universal functions for the dynamic stress and electric displacement intensity factors vanish if the crack propagation speed equals the generalized Rayleigh speed. The results indicate that the defined electro-mechanical coupling coefficient is of great importance to the universal functions and stress intensity factor history.展开更多
基金Supported by State Key Laboratory of Magnetic Resonance and Atomic and Molecular Physics of Chinese Academy of Sciences under Grant No.T152908Hunan Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.10JJ6010+1 种基金the Key Project Foundation of Hunan Provincial Education Department,China under Grant No.10A095Science Research Foundation of Jishou University of China under Grant No.10JDY034
文摘We investigate the entanglement dynamics of a quantum system consisting of three superconducting charge qubits （SCQs） interacting with a microwave field. For separable and entangled states of the SCQs, the evolutions are studied under various photon numbers of cavity field. The results show that the amplitude and period of the bipartite entanglement square concurrences can be controlled by the choice of initial states of SCQs and photon number of cavity field, respectively. This simple model of a quantum register allows us to understand the dynamic process of the quantum storage of information carried by charge qubit.
文摘The dynamic behaviour of power line cables have been a source of interest to researchers ever since the phenomenon was first noticed in the 1920s. Conductor oscillation is mostly caused by the dynamic forces of nature such as wind loading. This imposes a periodic force on the conductors which is highly undesirable. It is therefore important for engineers to account for the possible effect of the wind loading when designing the power line. Investigations have shown that modeling the exact dynamic behaviour of a conductor is very difficult. Based on this fact, getting the exact analytical solution to conductor vibration is difficult, which is almost impossible, hence the numerical approximation becomes an option. This paper presents the developed finite element method used to analyse the dynamic behaviour of transmission line conductors. The developed FEM （finite element method） is implemented on MATLAB. The numerical analysis using MATLAB that is presented in this paper is used to simulate the response of the conductor when subjected to external loading in the time domain. The simulation is used to analyse the transverse vibration of the conductor. The formulation of the stiffness matrix and load vector is done and the results obtained are used to evaluate the conductor＇s internal energy dissipation. This finite element solution is compared with the results documented in literature. This numerical simulation is also used to investigate the effects of varying the axial tension on energy dissipation within the strands. Hence, this evolved in physically appropriate energy characterization process that can be used to evaluate the conductor self-damping with respect to line contact.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2013CB922300)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11004211,61125403 and 50832003)+1 种基金PCSIRT, NCET,ECNU Fostering Project for Top Doctoral DissertationsFundamental Research Funds for the central universities(ECNU)
文摘Manipulation of spin states via purely electric means forms the research branch "all-electric spintronics".In this paper,we briefly review recent progress relating to the all-electric spintronics,including electric-field control of Rashba spin-orbit coupling,magnetic anisotropy,exchange bias,ferromagnetism,and other forms of magnetoelectric coupling.Special focus is given to surface/interface systems,including semiconductor(oxide) heterostructures,magnetic/nonmagnetic surfaces,semiconductor-metal interfaces,and other nanostructures,which can be good candidates for functional materials for spintronic.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11302260,11090330,11090331,11072003 and 11272222)the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.G2010CB832701)
文摘This paper studies the dynamic conducting crack propagation in piezoelectric solids under suddenly in-plane shear loading. Based on the integral transform methods and the Wiener-Hopf technique, the resulting mixed boundary value problem is solved. The analytical solutions of the dynamic stress intensity factor and dynamic electric displacement intensity factor for the Mode II case are derived. Furthermore, the numerical results are presented to illustrate the characteristics of the dynamic crack propagation. It is shown that the universal functions for the dynamic stress and electric displacement intensity factors vanish if the crack propagation speed equals the generalized Rayleigh speed. The results indicate that the defined electro-mechanical coupling coefficient is of great importance to the universal functions and stress intensity factor history.
