不宜把三段论第一格称为审判格

本文从司法人员的实践和三段论规则两个方面说明了不能把三段论第一格称为审判格。

Negative differential resistance behavior in doped C_(82) molecular devices

By using the first-principle calculations and nonequilibrium Green functions method, the electronic transport properties of molecular devices constructed by C82, C80BN and C80N2 were studied. The results show that the electronic transport properties of molecular devices are affected by doped atoms. Negative differential resistance (NDR) behavior can be observed in certain bias regions for C82 and C80BN molecular devices but cannot be observed for C80N2 molecular device. A mechanism for the negative differential resistance behavior was suggested.

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.

The Changing of Common Priors in Sequential Auctions

In sequential auctions the phenomenon of declining prices is often observed, which in theory can be represented by a supermartingale. This paper employs the perspective that bidders' values may change over stages and the common priors are sequentially adjusted by the remaining bidders. It is shown that the declining price sequence can be explained by the adjustment of common priors between auctions. The adjustment of common priors is characterized by stochastic orders. Sufficient and necessary conditions for a supermartingale price sequence are derived.

Highly dispersed Pt species anchored on W_(18)O_(49)nanowires mediate efficient and durable hydrogen evolution in acidic water

Platinum-based material is the most efficient and durable electrocatalyst for motivating the hydrogen evolution reaction(HER)in an acidic electrolyte;however,its low abundance and high cost limit its further application in proton-exchange membrane water electrolysis(PEMWE)technology.Therefore,minimizing the Pt amount while retaining high activity would be desirable.Herein,we use defect-rich W_(18)O_(49)nanowires to anchor well-dispersed,ultrafine Pt species(Pt-W_(18)O_(49))via a freeze-drying method to avoid aggregation,further mediating an efficient and durable HER in acidic water.Density functional theory analyses also demonstrate that the strong electronic interaction between the Pt species and W_(18)O_(49)support greatly improves the HER performance.With a 1/10 Pt loading amount of the commercial 20 wt%Pt/C,the Pt-W_(18)O_(49)catalyst requires the overpotentials of 116 and 743 mV to achieve high current densities of 100 and 1000 mA cm^(−2)in 0.5 mol L^(−1)H_(2)SO_(4),outperforming those of the 20 wt%Pt/C benchmark.More importantly,the Pt-W_(18)O_(49)catalyst can sustain a high-currentdensity HER at 500 mA cm^(−2)for more than 38 h without obvious degradation.This work paves a new avenue for synergistically reducing the Pt amount and retaining high activity for real-world PEMWE.