明代贵州边马贸易

贵州养马历史悠久,从宋代开始为了抵御外辱而开设马市起就开始边马贸易,到了明代由于战争和建省等诸多因素,贵州的边马贸易得到了进一步的发展,同时也促进了贵州经济的发展与民族的融合。

边马救驾

“边马救驾”是近年来流传于民间的江湖新的构图简洁巧妙而着法精彩，堪称“图美着佳”。现就研究所得，介绍如下。

NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF HORSESHOE-SHAPED VORTEX IN NEAR-WALL REGION OF TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER

The low-Reynolds-number full developed turbulent flow in channels is simulated using large eddy simulation（LES）method with the preconditioned algorithm and the dynamic subgrid-scale model,with a given disturbance in inlet boundary,after a short development section.The inlet Reynolds number based on momentum thickness is 670.The computed results show good agreement with direct numerical simulation（DNS）,which include root mean square fluctuated velocity distribution and average velocity distribution.It is also found that the staggered phenomenon of the coherent structures is caused by sub-harmonic.The results clearly show the formation and evolution of horseshoe vortex in the turbulent boundary layer,including horseshoe vortex structure with a pair of streamwise vortexes and one-side leg of horseshoe vortex.Based on the results,the development of the horseshoe-shaped coherent structures is analyzed in turbulent boundary layer.

布局著名变例典藏集锦

中炮过河车进七兵边马对屏风马平炮兑车(1)1.炮二平五马8进72.马二进三车9平83.车一平二卒7进14.车二进六马2进35.兵七进一炮8平96.车二平三炮9退17.马八进九(图1)……如图1形势,红方左马屯边,其特点是八路炮以后威胁较大,可择机选择落点实施攻击。

An edge-adaptive demosaicking method based on image correlation

To reduce the cost, size and complexity, a consumer digital camera usually uses a single sensor overlaid with a color filter array(CFA) to sample one of the red-green-blue primary color values, and uses demosaicking algorithm to estimate the missing color values at each pixel. A novel image correlation and support vector machine(SVM) based edge-adaptive algorithm was proposed, which can reduce edge artifacts and false color artifacts, effectively. Firstly, image pixels were separated into edge region and smooth region with an edge detection algorithm. Then, a hybrid approach switching between a simple demosaicking algorithm on the smooth region and SVM based demosaicking algorithm on the edge region was performed. Image spatial and spectral correlations were employed to create middle planes for the interpolation. Experimental result shows that the proposed approach produced visually pleasing full-color result images and obtained higher CPSNR and smaller S-CIELAB*ab?E than other conventional demosaicking algorithms.

EVALUATION OF NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM LOW DOSE HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY ON POSTMENOPAUSAL WO-MEN BRAIN HIPPOCAMPUS USING MAGNETIC RESONANCE SCANNER

To investigate the effects of long-term low dose hormone replacement therapy （HRT） on postmenopaosal women in homone level, cognition score, hippocampus volume, and magnetic resonance spectroscopy （MRS） parameters. Methods A total of 182 postmenopausal women aged 50-87 years were chosen at Peking Union Medical College Hospital and assigned to HRT group and control group. The volunteers of HRT group had taken low dose hormone [ estradiol （E2 ） 0. 5-1.0 mg and progesterone 0.5-2.0 mg, once a day ] for 4-33 years. The concentrations of E2, progesterone, and testosterone were measured using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay （ELISA）. The gene types of apolipoprotein E （ApoE） were measured by polymerase chain reaction, and the subjects with susceptible genes （ ApoE ε3/ε4） of Alzheimer＇s disease （AD） were screened. Their hippocampus volumes and MRS parameters were obtained through magnetic resonance imaging （MRI）, and results in two groups were analyzed by statistical method. Results Compared with control group, the concentrations of E2 at each age stage in HRT group were significantly higher （P 〈0. 05） except the 80-89 years old subgroup; yet, there were no statistical differences in the concentrations of progesterone and testosterone between the two groups. There was no obvious difference in ApoE subtypes distribution between the two groups The results of hippocampus MRI for the subjects with susceptible genes ApoE ε3/ε4 （HRT group 14 cases, control group 11 cases） showed that the ratio of bilateral hippocampus volume to whole brain volume in HRT group （0. 406 ± 0.028） was signiticantlyhigher than control gronp （0.369±0.031, P〈0.05）. Theresults of ^1H MRS for the subjects with susceptible genes ApoE ε3/ε4 （ HRT group 12 cases, control group 11 cases） showed that the N-acetylaspartate/total creatine at the area of hippocampus in HRT group （ 1.54±0. 08 ） were significantly higher than control group （ 1.45±0. 13, P 〈 0. 05）. Conclusions For postmenopausal women, long-term low dose HRT can maintain the physiological concentration of E2 in plasma. Furthermore, the hippocampus MRI performed on those with ApoE ε3/ε3 genes shows that long-term low dose HRT can prevent hippocampus atrophy, which is beneficial to maintain the brain function and prevent AD.

Microbiological Quality of Traditional Romanian Cheeses from the Rucar-Bran Pass and its Surrounding Regions

The traditional products＇ quality is often recognized based on organoleptic characteristics without considering the microbiological features, which bring a special note to these products＇ composition and aroma. It is especially the case of cheeses, whose taste varies from one geographical region to another depending on specific flora and technological processes used in traditional systems. The paper tries to bring new elements on the methodology used in order to elucidate some aspects related to traditional products＇ quality, products obtained by private producers in the Bra^ov district （Rucar-Bran pass）. Covasna district and Bistrita Nasaud district were analyzed organoleptically, physico-chemically and microbiologically samples of fresh cow cheese, soft cow cheese, smoked curd cheese, gaiter cheese and cottage cheese taken within the strategic and self-control program from individuals in the rural areas of Fundata, Poiana Sibiului, Sirnea, Pfirliu, Cristian, Cincaor, Sohodol, Ranov, Brarov, Bod, Roadea, Harnan, Prejmer, Soars, Rupea, Lunca Calnicului, Balanii, Mari, Bran, Buzaiel, Bacut, H~.lchiu, Fagraa, Moeciu de Sus, Purcaareni, Bran-Simon, Venelia de Jos, Vama Buzatului, lntorsura Buzaului, Vatrghia and Sita Buzaului.

Activation and subcellular distribution of ERK1/2 following cerebral ischemia/reperfusion in rat hippocampus

Objective： To investigate the activation （phosphorylation） and subcellular localization of extracellular signal-regulated kinase （ERK1/2）, as well as the possible mechanism, following cerebral ischemia and ischemia/reperfusion in rat hippocampus. Methods： Transient brain ischemia was induced by the four-vessel occlusion method in Sprague-Dawley rats. Western blot analysis. Results： During cerebral ischemia without reperfusion ERK1/2 activation immediately increased with a peak at 5 min and then decreased in the cytosol fraction, which was paralleled by the increase of ERK1/2 activation in the nucleus fraction. During reperfusion, ERK1/2 was activated with peaks occurring at 10 min in the cytosol and at 30 min in the nucleus, respectively. Under those conditions, the protein expressions had no significant change. In order to clarify the possible mechanism of ERK1/2 activation, the rats were intraperitoneally administrated with N-methyl-D-aspartate （NMDA） receptor antagonist dextromethorphan （DM）, L-type voltage-gated Ca^2＋ channel （L-VGCC） antagonist nifedipine （ND） 20 rain before ischemia, finding that DM and ND markedly prevented ERK1/2 activation of nucleus fraction induced by reperfusion, not by ischemia. Conclusion： These results suggested that the nuclear translocation mainly occurred during ischemia, while ischemia-reperfusion induced ERK1/2 activation both in the cytosol and the nucleus. Two type calcium channels contributed, at least partially, to the activation of ERK1/2.

Palaeobotanical Study on Soil Strata of Lake Qarun Shore since Helleno-Roman Period

Abstract： The present study is an attempt to apply the concept of plant and pollen indicators to habitat conditions in different soil strata at archaeological site （Lake Qarun）. It revealed a great palaeoenvironmental information＇s about habitat changing of Lake Qarun from a humid and wet conditions during the Hellenic Period to reed swampy early Roman, to Nile Flooding middle Roman, to mesophytic habitats Late Roman, also changing to halophytic and salt marshes with presence of Chenopodiaceae at recent time. Using indicator plants and their remains i.e. pollen grains and spores, palynological studies of different soil strata revealed that, presence of 13 pollen and spore types e.g. Lycopodium, Typhaceae type, Juncaceae, Poaceae, Cyperaceae, Caryophyllaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Nymphaeaceae, Fabaceae, Asteraceae, Tamaricaceae, Onagraceae and Lamiaceae. The data obtained were valuable in reconstruct past vegetation and habitats conditions of Lake Qarun during Helleno Roman period.

Conflict Within the Boundary of Nature Reserve： The Case of Crocker Range Park in Sabah, Malaysia

For the formation of nature reserves can directly affect the livelihood of indigenous people living in the area, negotiation between the authority and the community is crucial to the management of the natural resources. Crocker Range Park is the largest state park in Sabah state, Malaysia. Since there is a village community living within the boundary of the nature reserve, the state government and the villagers have had a conflict over the land rights. Until the government and the village delegation reached an agreement on the park＇s management plan in 2015, three actors intervened in the conflict： PACOS Trust, Japan International Cooperation Agency （JICA）, and Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers （JOCV）. In this study, these interventions by different actors were analyzed with the Tripartite Conflict Management （TCM} model. The results indicate that JOCV was the sole actor that was able to communicate with both the state government and the villagers. To support the result, a preliminary research was conducted, and the villagers＇ perception was investigated through a questionnaire survey. This paper concludes that JOCV was perceived as an actor that can be trusted more than JICA and the state government. This conclusion supports the result of the analysis of TCM model.

Edge Plasma Profiles Measured by Fast Reciprocating Probes System on HL-2A Tokamak

Fast reciprocating probe systems （ FRPS ） are widely used in some tokamaks, such as JT- 60 U, TEXT and DIlI-D. The parameters with high temporal-spatial resolution are measured for boundary plasmas using these systems. The FRPS on HL-2A is developed, which is composed of transmission bar, digital grating displacement system, electromagnetic valves, stepping motor and so on. The high-pressure gas from the electromagnetic valves controlled by trigger signals provides the power to drive the transmission bar forward or backward. Reciprocating distance is 8 cm with the maximum speed of 1.5 m·s^-1.

Observations of Edge Plasma on HL-2A Tokamak

The edge plasma characteristics are studied by a movable array of Mach/Reynolds stress/Langmuir 10-probes and fast reciprocating 4-probes in the boundary region. These probes can measure edge plasma temperature, density, poloidal electric field, radial electric field, Reynolds stress, poloidal rotation velocities and their profiles obtained by changing the radial positions of the probe array in different discharges. Measurement resuits are used to analyze plasma confinement, turbulent fluctuations and their correlation. The fixed flush 3-probe arrays are mounted on the 4-divertor neutralization plates at the same toroidal cross-section in divertor chamber. These probes are used to measure the profiles of the electron temperature, density and float potential in divertor chamber.

The Plasma Boundary in Low-Parameter Divertor Discharges on the HL-2A Tokamak

Because the last closed flux-surface （LCFS） finally determines the shape of plasma cross-section, and the shaping of plasma is a key issue directly related with lots of the hot subjects of an advanced tokamak（AT） and of a reactor, e. g., the control on the current density, equilibrium, scrapeoff layer（SOL）, aspects of edge particle and energy, high plasma kinetic energy, and of course, the MHD instability suppression, the further studies on the LCFS related subjects, e. g., its determination, flux loss, etc., are still tokamak research. It equilibrium, poloidal needed for present is also important to get precise LCFS-related equilibrium or configuration properties for the controls on an AT and for the understandings on the underlying basic physical issues in a discharge.

Topological evolution of laminar juncture flows under different critical parameters

Horseshoe vortex topological structure has been studied extensively in the past,traditional"saddle of separation"and new"attachment saddle point"topologies found in literature both have theoretical basis and experimental and computational evidences for support.The laminar incompressible juncture flows at low Reynolds numbers especially are observed to have new topology.Studies concerning the existence of the new topology though found in literature,the topological evolution and its dependency on various critical flow parameters require further investigation.A Particle Image Velocimetry based analysis is carried out to observe the effect of aspect ratio,?*/D and shape of the obstacle on laminar horseshoe vortex topology for small obstacles.Rise in aspect ratio evolves the topology from the traditional to new for all the cases observed.The circular cross section obstacles are found more apt to having the new topology compared to square cross sections.It is noted that the sweeping effect of the fluid above the vortex system in which horseshoe vortex is immersed plays a critical role in this evolution.Topological evolution is observed not only in the most upstream singular point region of horseshoe vortex system but also in the corner region.The corner vortex topology evolves from the traditional type to new one before the topological evolution of the most upstream singular point,resulting in a new topological pattern of the laminar juncture flows"separation-attachment combination".The study may help extend the understanding of the three-dimensional boundary layer separation phenomenon.

DNS of a spatially evolving hypersonic turbulent boundary layer at Mach 8

This paper reports the direct numerical simulation (DNS) for hypersonic turbulent boundary layer over a flat-plate at Ma∞ =8 with the ratio of wall-to-freestream temperature equal to 1.9, which indicates an extremely cold wall condition. It is primarily used to assess the wall temperature effects on the mean velocity profile, Walz equation, turbulent intensity, strong Reynolds analogy (SRA), and compressibility. The present high Mach number with cold wall condition induces strong compressibility effects. As a result, the Morkovin's hypothesis is not fully valid and so the classical SRA is also not fully consistent. However, some modified SRA is still valid at the far-wall region. It is also verified that the semi-local wall coordinate y* is better than conventional y+ in analysis of statistics features in turbulent boundary layer (TBL) in hypersonic flow.

SOME BOUNDARY INCREASING PROPERTIES OF HARMONIC FUNCTIONS IN LIPSCHITZ DOMAIN

The object of this paper is to study the non-tangential increasing properties of positiveharmonic function u in Lipschitz domain by means of Martin representation theory. A necessaryand sufficient condition of the control of growth of u near any fixed boundary point is obtained.It is shown that the non-tangential increasing degree of u near a boundary point is exactlythe local degree of its representation measure with respect to the harmonic measure. Someexamples are given.

Transition Modelling Implications in the CFD Analysis of a Turbine Nozzle Vane Cascade Tested Over a Range of Mach and Reynolds Numbers

The aerodynamic performance of a gas turbine nozzle vane cascade was investigated over a range of Mach and Reynolds numbers.The work is part of a vast research project aimed at the analysis of fluid dynamics and heat transfer phenomena in cooled blades.In this paper computed results on the"solid vane"(without cooling devices)are presented and discussed in comparison with experimental data.Detailed measurements were provided by the University of Bergamo where the experimental campaign was carried out by means of a subsonic wind tunnel.The impact of boundary layer transition is investigated by using a novel laminar kinetic energy transport model and the widely used Langtry-Menterγ-Reθ,t model.The comparison between calculations and measurements is presented in terms of blade loading distributions,total pressure loss coefficient contours downstream of the cascade,and velocity/turbulence-intensity profiles within the boundary layer at selected blade surface locations at mid-span.It will be shown how transitional calculations compare favorably with experiments.

Martin boundary and exit space on the Sierpinski gasket

We define a new Markov chain on the symbolic space representing the Sierpinski gasket (SG),and show that the corresponding Martin boundary is homeomorphic to the SG while the minimal Martin boundary is the three vertices of the SG.In addition,the harmonic structure induced by the Markov chain coincides with the canonical one on the SG.This suggests another approach to consider the existence of Laplacians on those self-similar sets for which the problem is still not settled.

MULTI-PERIOD MEAN-VARIANCE PORTFOLIO SELECTION WITH MARKOV REGIME SWITCHING AND UNCERTAIN TIME-HORIZON

This paper investigates a multi-period mean-variance portfolio selection with regime switching and uncertain exit time. The returns of assets all depend on the states of the stochastic market which are assumed to follow a discrete-time Markov chain. The authors derive the optimal strategy and the efficient frontier of the model in closed-form. Some results in the existing literature are obtained as special cases of our results.