China＇s continental deposition basins are characterized by complex geological structures and various reservoir lithologies. Therefore, high precision exploration methods are needed. High density spatial sampling is a...China＇s continental deposition basins are characterized by complex geological structures and various reservoir lithologies. Therefore, high precision exploration methods are needed. High density spatial sampling is a new technology to increase the accuracy of seismic exploration. We briefly discuss point source and receiver technology, analyze the high density spatial sampling in situ method, introduce the symmetric sampling principles presented by Gijs J. O. Vermeer, and discuss high density spatial sampling technology from the point of view of wave field continuity. We emphasize the analysis of the high density spatial sampling characteristics, including the high density first break advantages for investigation of near surface structure, improving static correction precision, the use of dense receiver spacing at short offsets to increase the effective coverage at shallow depth, and the accuracy of reflection imaging. Coherent noise is not aliased and the noise analysis precision and suppression increases as a result. High density spatial sampling enhances wave field continuity and the accuracy of various mathematical transforms, which benefits wave field separation. Finally, we point out that the difficult part of high density spatial sampling technology is the data processing. More research needs to be done on the methods of analyzing and processing huge amounts of seismic data.展开更多
In the traditional theoretical descriptions of microscopic physical systems （typically, atoms and molecules） people strongly relied upon analogies between the classical mechanics and quantum theory. Naturally, such ...In the traditional theoretical descriptions of microscopic physical systems （typically, atoms and molecules） people strongly relied upon analogies between the classical mechanics and quantum theory. Naturally, such a methodical framework proved limited as it excluded, up to the recent past, multiple, less intuitively accessible phenomenological models from the serious consideration. For this reason, the classical-quantum parallels were steadily weakened, preserving still the basic and robust abstract version of the key Copenhagen-school concept of treating the states of microscopic systems as elements of a suitable linear Hilbert space. Less than 20 years ago, finally, powerful innovations emerged on mathematical side. Various less standard representations of the Hilbert space entered the game. Pars pro toto, one might recall the Dyson＇s representation of the so-called interacting boson model in nuclear physics, or the steady increase of popularity of certain apparently non-Hermitian interactions in field theory. In the first half of the author＇s present paper the recent heuristic progress as well as phenomenologieal success of the similar use of non-Hermitian Ham iltonians will be reviewed, being characterized by their self-adjoint form in an auxiliary Krein space K. In the second half of the author＇s text a further extension of the scope of such a mathematically innovative approach to the physical quantum theory is proposed. The author＇s key idea lies in the recommendation of the use of the more general versions of the indefinite metrics in the space of states （note that in the Krein-space case the corresponding indefinite metric P is mostly treated as operator of parity）. Thus, the author proposes that the operators P should be admitted to represent, in general, the indefinite metric in a Pontryagin space. A constructive version of such a generalized quantization strategy is outlined and found feasible.展开更多
It is proved that the so-called a set of 12-parameter rectangular plate elements with high accuracy constructed by using double set parameter method and undetermined method are, in fact, the same one; the real shape f...It is proved that the so-called a set of 12-parameter rectangular plate elements with high accuracy constructed by using double set parameter method and undetermined method are, in fact, the same one; the real shape function space is nothing but the Adini＇s element＇s, which has nothing to do with the other high degree terms and leads to a new method for constructing the high accuracy plate elements. This fact has never been seen for other conventional and unconventional, conforming and nonconforming rectangular plate elements, such as Quasi-conforming elements, generalized conforming elements and other double set parameter finite elements. Moreover, such kind of rectangular elements can not be constructed by the conventional finite element methods.展开更多
文摘China＇s continental deposition basins are characterized by complex geological structures and various reservoir lithologies. Therefore, high precision exploration methods are needed. High density spatial sampling is a new technology to increase the accuracy of seismic exploration. We briefly discuss point source and receiver technology, analyze the high density spatial sampling in situ method, introduce the symmetric sampling principles presented by Gijs J. O. Vermeer, and discuss high density spatial sampling technology from the point of view of wave field continuity. We emphasize the analysis of the high density spatial sampling characteristics, including the high density first break advantages for investigation of near surface structure, improving static correction precision, the use of dense receiver spacing at short offsets to increase the effective coverage at shallow depth, and the accuracy of reflection imaging. Coherent noise is not aliased and the noise analysis precision and suppression increases as a result. High density spatial sampling enhances wave field continuity and the accuracy of various mathematical transforms, which benefits wave field separation. Finally, we point out that the difficult part of high density spatial sampling technology is the data processing. More research needs to be done on the methods of analyzing and processing huge amounts of seismic data.
文摘In the traditional theoretical descriptions of microscopic physical systems （typically, atoms and molecules） people strongly relied upon analogies between the classical mechanics and quantum theory. Naturally, such a methodical framework proved limited as it excluded, up to the recent past, multiple, less intuitively accessible phenomenological models from the serious consideration. For this reason, the classical-quantum parallels were steadily weakened, preserving still the basic and robust abstract version of the key Copenhagen-school concept of treating the states of microscopic systems as elements of a suitable linear Hilbert space. Less than 20 years ago, finally, powerful innovations emerged on mathematical side. Various less standard representations of the Hilbert space entered the game. Pars pro toto, one might recall the Dyson＇s representation of the so-called interacting boson model in nuclear physics, or the steady increase of popularity of certain apparently non-Hermitian interactions in field theory. In the first half of the author＇s present paper the recent heuristic progress as well as phenomenologieal success of the similar use of non-Hermitian Ham iltonians will be reviewed, being characterized by their self-adjoint form in an auxiliary Krein space K. In the second half of the author＇s text a further extension of the scope of such a mathematically innovative approach to the physical quantum theory is proposed. The author＇s key idea lies in the recommendation of the use of the more general versions of the indefinite metrics in the space of states （note that in the Krein-space case the corresponding indefinite metric P is mostly treated as operator of parity）. Thus, the author proposes that the operators P should be admitted to represent, in general, the indefinite metric in a Pontryagin space. A constructive version of such a generalized quantization strategy is outlined and found feasible.
文摘It is proved that the so-called a set of 12-parameter rectangular plate elements with high accuracy constructed by using double set parameter method and undetermined method are, in fact, the same one; the real shape function space is nothing but the Adini＇s element＇s, which has nothing to do with the other high degree terms and leads to a new method for constructing the high accuracy plate elements. This fact has never been seen for other conventional and unconventional, conforming and nonconforming rectangular plate elements, such as Quasi-conforming elements, generalized conforming elements and other double set parameter finite elements. Moreover, such kind of rectangular elements can not be constructed by the conventional finite element methods.
