试论二程性理合一的道德学说

性理合一是二程伦理哲学的重要特征。由性理合一至天命之性，二程将传统儒学的人性论上升为本体论。将性善论与人性二重说结合，二程既论述了人性本善的宇宙本体之源，又阐发了实际存在的人与生俱来的善恶二重性。相对孔子而言，同思孟学派一样，二程表现了较多的平民意识和平等观念。以人性为依据，二程提出了一系列符合人性，至今依然可取的道德教育的原则与方法。二程的性理合一的道德学说。

唐蜀华教授辨治慢性冠状动脉综合征经验

概述唐蜀华教授对慢性冠状动脉综合征的病因病机认识及治法方药经验。唐蜀华教授认为其发生发展与“虚、痰、瘀、热毒、风动”关系密切,并强调将西医之辨病与中医之辨证相结合,在治疗上注重兼顾扶正补虚及祛邪化实,性理合参以助加减,并结合病案进一步佐证学术思想及经验。

The Lone Pair Electrons in Post-Transition Metal and Their Contribution to Optical Response

The stereochemically active lone pairs around post-transition metal atoms play an important role in determining distorted lattice structure and optical response.The lone pair electrons are characterized by crystal orbitals,electron localization function(ELF)and partial density of states(PDOS).Birefringence is evaluated by means of a Born effective charge approach based on modern polarization theory.The origin of the different responses of birefringence and second-harmonic generation(SHG)is explored,as well as the effect of spin-orbit coupling(SOC)on the band structure and optical properties is explored.The study of this paper can help to deeply understand the lone pairs and their contribution to optical property.

First principles calculation of intermetallic compounds in FeTiCoNiVCrMnCuAl system high entropy alloy

The structural, electronic and elastic properties of common intermetallic compounds in FeTiCoNiVCrMnCuAI system high entropy alloy were investigated by the first principles calculation. The calculation results of formation enthalpy and cohesive energy show that FeTi, Fe2Ti, AlCrFe2, Co2Ti, AlMn2V and Mn2Ti phases may form in the formation process of the alloy. Further studies show that FeTi, FezTi, AlCrFe2, Co2Ti and AlMn2V phases with higher shear modulus and elastic modulus would be excellent strengthening phases in high entropy alloy and would improve the hardness of the alloy. In addition, the partial density of states was investigated for revealing the bonding mode, and the analyses on the strength of p-d hybridization also reveal the underlying mechanism for the elastic properties of these compounds.

First principles investigation of binary intermetallics in Mg-Al-Ca-Sn alloy:Stability,electronic structures,elastic properties and thermodynamic properties

The structural stability, electronic structures, elastic properties and thermodynamic properties of the main binary phases Mg_（17）Al_（12）, Al_2Ca, Mg_2 Sn and Mg_2 Ca in Mg-Al-Ca-Sn alloy were determined from the first-principles calculation. The calculated lattice parameters are in good agreement with the experimental and literature values. The calculated heats of formation and cohesive energies show that Al_2Ca has the strongest alloying ability and structural stability. The densities of states（DOS）, Mulliken electron occupation number, metallicity and charge density difference of these compounds are given. The elastic constants of Mg_（17）Al_（12）, Al_2Ca, Mg_2 Sn and Mg_2 Ca phases are calculated, and the bulk moduli, shear moduli, elastic moduli and Poisson ratio are derived. The calculations of thermodynamic properties show that the Gibbs free energies of Al_2Ca and Mg_2 Sn are lower than that of Mg_（17）Al_（12）, which indicates that Al_2Ca and Mg_2 Sn are more stable than Mg_（17）Al_（12） phase. Hence, the heat resistance of Mg-Al-based alloys can be improved by adding Ca and Sn additions.

A first-principles study on electronic structure and elastic properties of Al_4Sr, Mg_2Sr and Mg_(23)Sr_6 phases

The electronic structures and mechanical properties of Al4Sr, Mg2Sr and Mg23Sr6 phases were determined by the use of first-principles calculations. The calculated heat of formation and cohesive energy indicate that Al4Sr has the strongest alloying ability as well as the highest structural stability. The elastic parameters were calculated, and then the bulk modulus, shear modulus, elastic modulus and Poisson ratio were derived. The ductility and plasticity were discussed. The results show that Al4Sr and Mg2Sr phases both are ductile, on the contrary, Mg23Sr6 is brittle, and among the three phases, Mg2Sr is a phase with the best plasticity.

First-principles study of stacking fault energies in Ni_3Al intermetallic alloys

The first-principles method based on the projector augmented wave method within the generalized gradient approximation was employed to calculate the superlattice intrinsic stacking fault（SISF） and complex stacking fault（CSF） energies of the binary Ni3Al alloys with different Al contents and the ternary Ni3Al intermetallic alloys with addition of alloying elements,such as Pd,Pt,Ti,Mo,Ta,W and Re.The results show that the energies of SISF and CSF increase significantly with increase of Al contents in Ni3Al.Addition of Pd and Pt occupying the Ni sublattices does not change the SISF and CSF energies of Ni3Al markedly in comparison with the Ni-23.75Al alloy.While addition of alloying elements,such as Ti,Mo,Ta,W and Re,occupying the Al sublattices dramatically increases the SISF and CSF energies of Ni3Al.The results suggest that the energies of SISF and CSF are dependent both on the Al contents and on the site occupancy of the ternary alloying element in Ni3Al intermetallic alloys.

First-principles calculation of structural and elastic properties of Pd_(3-x)Rh_xV alloys

The structural stability, electronic and elastic properties of Pd3-xRhxV alloys with L12 and D022 structures were investigated theoretically by the first-principles calculations. The results reveal that with the increase of Rh content, the unit cell volume of Pd3-xRhxV alloys with L12 and D022 structures decreases, and the structure of Pd3-xRhxV alloys tends to transform from D022 to L12. The elastic parameters such as elastic constants, bulk modulus, shear modulus, elastic modulus, and Poisson ratio, were calculated and discussed in details. Electronic structures were also computed to reveal the underlying mechanism for the stability and elastic properties.

Alloying Effect Study on Thermodynamic Stability of MgH2 by First-principles Calculation

First-principles calculations based on density functional theory were performed to study the effect of alloying on the thermodynamic stability of MgH2 hydride （rutile and fluorite structures） with transitional metals （TM=Sc, Ti, Y） and group IIA elements （M=Ca, Sr, Ba）. The results indicate that fluorite structure of these hydrides are more stable than its relative rutile structure at low alloying content （less 20%）, structural destabilization of MgH2 appears in the alloying cases of Ti, Sr and Ba respectively. The structure-transition point from rutile structure to fluorite structure is at around 20% for MgH2-TM, and about 40% for MgH2-M. The formation enthalpy of fluorite Mg0.5Ba0.52 is about 0.3 eV and higher than that of fluorite MgH2, indicating that its hydrogen-desorption temperature at atmospheric pressure will be much lower than that of pure MgH2. Good consistency between experimental and calculated data suggests that above-adopted method is useful to predict structural transition and properties of MgH2 based hydrides for hydrogen storage.

Effect of Co substitution on magnetic properties of Ni-Mn-Sn magnetic shape memory alloys

The effect of Co substitution on magnetic properties of Ni-Mn-Sn shape memory alloy was revealed by first-principles calculations. Large magnetization difference in Ni-Mn-Sn alloy obtained by addition of Co arises from enhancement of magnetization of austenite due to change of Mn-Mn interaction from anti-ferromagnetism to ferromagnetism. Total energy difference between paramagnetic and ferromagnetic austenite plays an important role in magnetic transition of Ni-Co-Mn-Sn. The altered Mn 3d states due to Co substitution give rise to difference in magnetic properties.

Review of micro-scale and atomic-scale corrosion mechanisms of second phases in aluminum alloys

Localized corrosion of aluminum(Al)alloys,such as pitting corrosion,intergranular corrosion,and stress corrosion cracking is closely related to the micro-galvanic corrosion between the second phase and the Al matrix.Using high-resolution transmission electron microscopy and first principles calculations,the factors that affect corrosion mechanisms of the second phase in Al alloys at micro-scale and atomic-scale were examined,including the composition and structure of second phase,pH of the environment,stress and adsorption behavior of adsorbates(such as Cl^(−),H_(2)O,OH−and O_(2)^(−).

Physical Properties of Ⅲ-Antiminodes—a First Principles Study

A comprehensive first principles study of III-Antimonide binary compounds is hardly found in literature. We report a broad study of structural and electronic properties of boron antimonide （BSb）, aluminium antimonide （AlSb）, gallium antimonide （GaSb） and indium antimonide （InSb） in zineblende phase based on density functional theory （DFT）. Our calculations are based on Full-PotentiM Lineaxized Augmented Plane wave plus local orbitals （FP- L（APWq-lo）） method. Different forms of exchange-correlation energy functional and corresponding potential are employed for structural and electronic properties. Our computed results for lattice parameters, bulk moduli, their pressure derivatives, and cohesive energy are consistent with the available experimental data. Boron antimonide is found to be the hardest compound of this group. For band structure calculations, in addition to LDA and GGA, we used GGA-EV, an approximation employed by Engel and Vosko. The band gap results with GGA-EV are of significant improvement over the earlier work.

Extensive Computational Study on Conformations of Microsolvated Leucine Complexes

The conformations for leucine （Leu） hydrated with one to three water molecules, Leu-（H2O）n （n=1-3）, were carefully searched by considering the trial structures generated by all possible combinations of rotamers of Leu combined with all likely hydration modes. The structures were optimized at the BHandHLYP/6-31＋G^＊ level and the single point energies were calculated at the BHandHLYP/6-311＋＋G^＊＊ level. Good correspondence between the conformations of Leu-（H2O）n and bare Leu is found, showing that the conformations of Leu-（H2O）n may be efficiently and reliably determined by the hydration of Leu conformers. The simulated IR spectra of canonical and zwitterionic conformers of Leu-（H2O）n are compared with the experimental result of Leu in aqueous solution. The IR spectrum of zwitterionic Leu- （H2O）3 provides the best description of the experiment. The result demonstrates that the IR spectrum of solute in solution may be simulated by the solute hydrated with an adequate number of water molecules in the gas phase.

Study on structural,mechanical and thermodynamic properties of TiAl alloy under high pressure based on first-principles

The effect of pressure on structural, mechanical properties as well as the temperature dependence of thermodynamic properties of TiAl alloy are investigated by implementing first-principles calculations. The results show that the volume decrea-ses with the pressure increasing. We calculated the CtJ at various pressures and all the results satisfy mechanical stability crite-ria, thus the TiAl alloy is mechanically stable. The elastic constants？ bulk modulus and shear modulus calculated are well in a-greement with the calculated values at zero the pressure. The bulk modulus and shear modulus increase with the pressure in-creasing, which reflects the deformation resistance, and accordingly, deformation resistance can be strengthened with the in-crease of pressure. The brittle nature of TiAl alloy turns to ductile nature in 10 - 20 GPa . The Debye temperature, linear ther-mal expansion and heat capacity are calculated using the quasi-harmonic Debye model under the pressure ranging from 0 to 50 GPa and the temperature ranging from 0 to 1 000 K, which are useful to investigate the effect of temperature and pressure on thermodynamic parameters. Finally, electronic structure is calculated at various pressures,and it can be found that the peak intensity decreases with increasing pressure and the the strength of d-d orbital of Ti is weakened but the ductility is enhanced.

Comparison of thermal and mechanical properties of γ'-Pt_(3)Al and γ'-Ni_(3)Al phases:A first principles study

High-temperature Ni-based alloys are widely used in the aerospace field due to their excellent properties,but the shortcomings of brittle fracture at the grain boundaries and poor plasticity at room temperature also limit their development to a certain extent.Researchers found that there areγ′precipitation phases similar to Ni_(3)Al in Pt-Al based alloys.In this paper,the CASTEP code of Materials Studio software package is used to simulate the thermal and mechanical properties ofγ′-Pt_(3)Al phase andγ′-Ni_(3)Al phase.By comparing the performance characteristics of the electronic structure,mechanical properties and point defect structure of the two,it is found that the stability,elastic deformation resistance and high temperature creep resistance of theγ′-Pt_(3)Al phase are better than those of theγ′-Ni_(3)Al phase.This will provide theoretical guidance for promoting the development of Pt-Al-based high-temperature materials.

First Principles Study of AI-Li Intermetallic Compounds

The structural properties, heats of formation, elastic properties, and electronic structures of four compositions of binary A1-Li intermetallics, A13Li, A1Li, A12Li3, and A14Li9, are ana- lyzed in detail by using density functional theory. The calculated formation heats indicate a strong chemical interaction between A1 and Li for all the A1-Li intermetallics. In partic- ular, in the Li-rich A1-Li compounds, the thermodynamic stability of intermetallics linearly decreases with increasing concentration of.Li. According to the computational single crystal elastic constants, all the four A1-Li intermetallic compounds considered here are mechani- cally stable. The polycrystalline elastic modulus and Poisson＇s ratio have been deduced by using Voigt, Reuss, and Hill approximations, and the calculated ratios of bulk modulus to shear modulus indicate that the four compositions of binary A1-Li intermetallics are brittle materials. With the increase of Li concentration, the bulk modulus of A1-Li intermetallics decreases in a linear manner.

First-principles investigation of cohesive energy and electronic structure in vanadium phosphides

First-principles calculations based on the density-functional theory were employed to study the crystal structure of vanadium phosphide compounds,such as V3P,V2P,VP,VP2 and VP4. Cohesive energy of five types of vanadium phosphide compounds was calculated to assess their structural stability. The charge density distribution and densities of states of vanadium phosphides were discussed to study further their electronic structures. The results show that the structure of metal-rich compounds is considerably more stable than the phosphorus-rich compositions,and covalent bond exists between the V and P atoms of V3P,V2P,VP,VP2 and VP4.

g-C3N4/SnS2 Heterostructure： a Promising Water Splitting Photocatalyst

Graphite-like carbon nitride （g-C3N4） based heterostrutures has attracted intensive attention due to their prominent photocatalytic performance. Here, we explore the g-CaN4/SnS2 coupling effect on the electronic structures and optical absorption of the proposed g-CaN4/SnS2 heterostructure through performing extensive hybrid functional calculations. The obtained geometric structure, band structures, band edge positions and optical absorptions clearly reveal that the g-C3N4 monolayer weakly couples to SnS2 sheet, and forms a typical van der Waals heterojunction. The g-C3N4/SnS2 heterostructure can effectively harvest visible light, and its valence band maximum and conduction band minimum locate in energetically favorable positions for both water oxidation and reduction reactions. Remarkably, the charge transfer from the g-C3N4 monolayer to SnS2 sheet leads to the built-in interface polarized electric field, which is desirable for the photogenerated carrier separation. The built-in interface polarized electric field as well as the nice band edge alignment implys that the g-CaN4/SnS2 heterostructure is a promising g-CaN4 based water splitting photocatalyst with good performance.

Correlation between mixing enthalpy and structural order in liquid Mg−Si system

The mixing enthalpies and structural order in liquid Mg−Si system were investigated via ab-initio molecular dynamics at 1773 K.By calculating the transferred charges and electron density differences,the dominance of Si−Si interactions in the chemical environments around Si was demonstrated,which determined that the mixing enthalpy reached the minimum on Mg-rich side.In terms of Honeycutt and Anderson(HA)bond pairs based on the partial pair correlation functions,the attraction between Si−Si pairs and Mg atoms was revealed,and the evolution of structural order with Si content was characterized as a process of constituting frame structures by Si−Si pairs that dispersed Mg atoms.Focusing on tetrahedral order of local Si-configurations,a correlation between the mixing enthalpy and structural order was uncovered ultimately,which provided a new perspective combining the energetics with geometry to understand the liquid Mg−Si binary system.

Effect of boron/nitrogen co-doping on transport properties of C60 molecular devices

By using nonequilibrium Green＇s function method and first-principles calculations, the electronic transport properties of doped C60 molecular devices were investigated. It is revealed that the C60 molecular devices show the metal behavior due to the interaction between the C60 molecule and the metal electrode. The current-voltage curve displays a linear behavior at low bias, and the currents have the relation of MI〉M3〉M4〉M2 when the bias voltage is lower than 0.6 V. Electronic transport properties are affected greatly by the doped atoms. Negative differential resistance is found in a certain bias range for C60 and C58BN molecular devices, but cannot be observed in C59B and C59N molecular devices. These unconventional effects can be used to design novel nanoelectronic devices.