芬兰科密铬铁矿床研究新进展

芬兰科密铬铁矿床是欧洲规模最大的铬铁矿床。对该矿床的地质背景、矿床特征、矿床成因及找矿标志进行了总结。结果表明,该矿床与古元古代层状超镁铁质杂岩体具有密切的时空分布关系,杂岩体内的铬铁矿床具典型的层状堆积特征,矿层延伸稳定。由于Cr/Fe值较低,该矿床矿石品位在世界同类矿床中属偏低水平。同位素年代学证据表明,其形成于古元古代早期(2.44 Ga),是由卡累利阿造山作用诱发多期次岩浆侵入活动并与新太古代基底岩层发生混染作用形成的。科密铬铁矿床属于层状铬铁矿床,其地质特征与中国目前已发现的豆荚状或似层状铬铁矿床存在一定区别。

中国小密蛛属一新种(蜘蛛目,密蛛科)(英文)

记述采自湖南省道县的密蛛科小密蛛属 1新种 ,命名为龚氏小密蛛Mysmenellagongisp .nov .,该种生活在山边沟渠内草丛、灌木刺丛中 ,布小型圆锥状网。新种与分布于韩、日等国的约氏小密蛛Mysmenellajobi(Kraus,196 7) (Yaginuma,1986 :89,pl. 19,Fig 7)相似 ,但有以下不同 :1)新种体色灰黄褐色 ,后者黑色 ;2 )雌、雄蛛腹部背面有 3对排列呈六角形的银色圆斑 ,腹部末端 ,雌蛛有 2对细杆状银斑 ,排列呈弧形 ;后者雌、雄蛛背面仅有 2对银灰色不规则斑 ,雌蛛末端有一大梯形银灰色斑 ;3)前者外雌器的垂体较小 ,交媾管细长呈“W”形弯曲 ;后者垂体长 ,交媾管呈“U”形弯曲 ;4 )

从“受众中心论”看“科比现象”

科比·布莱恩特作为最受中国球迷追捧的NBA巨星,他在中国所引起的讨论和争议让无数球迷为之疯狂,这源于科比身上的多面性以及广大球迷对待他态度的极端性。本文从受众的角度,阐述"科比现象"的成因及影响,浅谈关于"科比现象"中受众的能动性。

Effects of Different Transplanting Densities on Yield and Yield Components of Japonica Longke 16

[Objective] This study was conducted to improve unit yield of rice in Longyang District and find the relationship between transplanting density and rice yield. [Method] Under the condition of field plot test, effects of cultivation density on yield and yield components were investigated with japonica rice Longke 16 as a test material. [Result] Under a planting density of 2.7-3.3×10^5 clusters/hm^2, equivalent to a density of seedlings with tillers of 5.4-6.6×10^5/hm^2, the yield reached 11 250-12 000 kg/hm^2. [Conclusion] Longke 16 is a japonica rice variety with good comprehensive characters, and rational dense planting and accurate quantitative cultivation could give full play to its high yield potential.

中小企业实施扁平化电子营销渠道策略研究

本文介绍了科密集团扁平化电子营销渠道的基本情况,分析了科密集团实行扁平化电子营销渠道的优势和不足,提出了科密集团推行扁平化电子营销渠道的策略。

Initial Results of Lidar Measured Middle Atmosphere Temperatures over Tibetan Plateau

During August 2013,a mobile Rayleigh lidar was deployed in Lhasa,Tibet(29.6°N,91.0°E) for making measurements of middle atmosphere densities and temperatures from 30 to 90 km.In this paper,the authors present the initial results from this scientific campaign,Middle Atmosphere Remote Mobile Observatory in Tibet(MARMOT),and compared the results to the MSIS-00(Mass Spectrometer and Incoherent Scatter) model.This work will advance our understanding of middle atmosphere dynamic processes,especially over the Tibetan Plateau area.

Asymmetrical Quantum Encryption Protocol Based on Quantum Search Algorithm

Quantum cryptography and quantum search algorithm are considered as two important research topics in quantum information science.An asymmetrical quantum encryption protocol based on the properties of quantum one-way function and quantum search algorithm is proposed.Depending on the no-cloning theorem and trapdoor one-way functions of the publickey,the eavesdropper cannot extract any private-information from the public-keys and the ciphertext.Introducing key-generation randomized logarithm to improve security of our proposed protocol,i.e.,one privatekey corresponds to an exponential number of public-keys.Using unitary operations and the single photon measurement,secret messages can be directly sent from the sender to the receiver.The security of the proposed protocol is proved that it is informationtheoretically secure.Furthermore,compared the symmetrical Quantum key distribution,the proposed protocol is not only efficient to reduce additional communication,but also easier to carry out in practice,because no entangled photons and complex operations are required.

Change in Fresh Snow Density in Tianshan Mountains,China

The fresh snow density was observed with snow analyzer (Snow Fork) at Tianshan Station for Snowcover and Avalanche Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences from February 21 to March 5, 2009. Results show that fresh snow density increases from the 5th h to the 291st h after the snowfall, with an average rate of increase of 4.0×10-4 g/(cm3·h) (R2 = 0.943). Analysis shows that fresh snow density is negatively correlated with the compac-tion rate of fresh snow (R2 = -0.960). Inversely, it is positively correlated with fresh snow viscosity (R2 = 0.896). In relation to meteorological factors, ground temperature rising at a depth of 40 cm is the major driving factor of snow density increase. The temperature increase in fresh snow layer and the decrease in depth hoar layer have the most prominent impacts on the snow density increase in the afternoon. Principal component analysis shows that the de-terminant factors of fresh snow density change can be grouped into 3 types as follows: 1) dynamic factor contributes about 69.71% to fresh snow density change, with a significant effect from the 5th h to the 106th h after the snowfall; 2) exogenous energy factor contributes about 20.91% to it, with a significant effect at the 130th h; and c) endoge-nous energy factor contributes about 9.38% to it, with a significant effect at the 130th h and the 195th h.

A Survey on Device-Independent Quantum Communications

Quantum communications helps us to enhance the security and efficiency of communications and to deepen our understanding of quantum physics. Its rapid development in recent years has attracted the interest of researchers from diverse fields such as physics, mathematics, and computer science. We review the background and current state of quantum communications technology, with an emphasis on quantum key distribution, quantum random number generation, and a relatively hot topic: device independent protocols.

Quantum Key Distribution without Signal Disturbance Monitoring

Researchers from the CAS Key Laboratory of Quantum Information,University of Science and Technology of China have just achieved a significant progress in quantum key distribution research.Based on the self-developed active switching technology,they successfully conducted the world's longest-more than 90km-round-robin differential phase shift(RRDPS)quantum key distribution experiment.

Theoretical methods for excited state dynamics of molecules and molecular aggregates

This contribution provides a summary of proposed theoretical and computational studies on excited state dynamics in molecular aggregates, as an important part of the National Natural Science Foundation (NNSF) Major Project entitled "Theoretical study of the low-lying electronic excited state for molecular aggregates". This study will focus on developments of novel methods to simulate excited state dynamics of molecular aggregates, with the aim of understanding several important chemical physics processes, and providing a solid foundation for predicting the opto-electronic properties of organic functional materials and devices. The contents of this study include: (1) The quantum chemical methods for electronic excited state and electronic couplings targeted for dynamics in molecular aggregates; (2) Methods to construct effective Hamiltonian models, and to solve their dynamics using system-bath approaches; (3) Non-adiabatic mixed quantum-classic methods targeted for molecular aggregates; (4) Theoretical studies of charge and energy transfer, and related spectroscopic phenomena in molecular aggregates.

Supercapacitors based on high-surface-area graphene

Exfoliated graphite oxide was prepared by an improved Hummers method and was then reduced to graphene with hydrazine in the presence of ammonium hydroxide.N2adsorption–desorption measurement showed that graphene so obtained had a specific surface area as high as 818 m2/g.Galvanostatic charge/discharge curves demonstrated that the as-prepared graphene exhibited a specific capacitance of 186.9 F/g at a current density of 0.1 A/g and that about 96%of the specific capacitance was retained after 2000 cycles at a current density of 5 A/g.

Theoretical study of the low-lying electronic excited states for molecular aggregates

We present here a brief summary of a National Natural Science Foundation Major Project entitled "Theoretical study of the low-lying electronic excited state for molecular aggregates". The project focuses on theoretical investigation of the electronic structures and dynamic processes upon photo-and electric-excitation for molecules and aggregates. We aim to develop reliable methodology to predict the optoelectronic properties of molecular materials related to the electronic excitations and to apply in the experiments. We identify two essential scientific challenges: (i) nature of intramolecular and intermolecular electronic excited states; (ii) theoretical description of the dynamic processes of the coupled motion of electronic excitations and nucleus. We propose the following four subjects of research: (i) linear scaling time-dependent density-functional theory and its application to open shell system; (ii) computational method development of electronic excited state for molecular aggregates; (iii) theoretical investigation of the time evolution of the excited state dynamics; (iv) methods to predict the optoelectronic properties starting from electronic excited state investigation for organic materials and experimental verifications.

Block(or Hamiltonian) Lie Symmetry of Dispersionless D-Type Drinfeld–Sokolov Hierarchy

In this paper, the dispersionless D-type Drinfeld–Sokolov hierarchy, i.e. a reduction of the dispersionless two-component BKP hierarchy, is studied. The additional symmetry flows of this hierarchy are presented. These flows form an infinite-dimensional Lie algebra of Block type as well as a Lie algebra of Hamiltonian type.

Numerical simulation of turbulent combustion: Scientific challenges

Predictive simulation of engine combustion is key to understanding the underlying complicated physicochemical processes,improving engine performance,and reducing pollutant emissions.Critical issues as turbulence modeling,turbulence-chemistry interaction,and accommodation of detailed chemical kinetics in complex flows remain challenging and essential for highfidelity combustion simulation.This paper reviews the current status of the state-of-the-art large eddy simulation(LES)/probability density function(PDF)/detailed chemistry approach that can address the three challenging modelling issues.PDF as a subgrid model for LES is formulated and the hybrid mesh-particle method for LES/PDF simulations is described.Then the development need in micro-mixing models for the PDF simulations of turbulent premixed combustion is identified.Finally the different acceleration methods for detailed chemistry are reviewed and a combined strategy is proposed for further development.

Three-dimensional topological insulators:A review on host materials

In recent years,three-dimensional topological insulators(3DTI) as a novel state of quantum matter have become a hot topic in the fields of condensed matter physics and materials sciences.To fulfill many spectacularly novel quantum phenomena predicted in 3DTI,real host materials are of crucial importance.In this review paper,we first introduce general methods of searching for new 3DTI based on the density-functional theory.Then,we review the recent progress on materials realization of 3DTI including simple elements,binary compounds,ternary compounds,and quaternary compounds.In these potential host materials,some of them have already been confirmed by experiments while the others are not yet.The 3DTI discussed here does not contain the materials with strong electron-electron correlation.Lastly,we give a brief summary and some outlooks in further studies.