The ground state properties of superheavy nuclei are systematically calculated by the macroscopic-microscopic (MM) model with the Nilsson potential.The calculations well produced the ground state binding energies,α-d...The ground state properties of superheavy nuclei are systematically calculated by the macroscopic-microscopic (MM) model with the Nilsson potential.The calculations well produced the ground state binding energies,α-decay energies,and half lives of superheavy nuclei.The calculated results are systematically compared with availableexperimental data.The calculated results are also compared with theoretical results from other MM models and fromrelativistic mean-field model.The calculations and comparisons show that the MM model is reliable in superheavy regionand that the MM model results are not very sensitive to the choice of microscopic single-particle potential.展开更多
An improved linear-time retiming algorithm is proposed to incrementally optimize the clock period, espe cially considering the influence of the in-out degree of the critical combinational elements. Firslly, the critic...An improved linear-time retiming algorithm is proposed to incrementally optimize the clock period, espe cially considering the influence of the in-out degree of the critical combinational elements. Firslly, the critical elements are selected from all the critical combinational elements to retime. Secondly, for the nodes that cannot be performed with such retiming, register sharing is implemented while the path delay is kept unchanged. The incremental algorithm can be applied with the technology mapping to minimize the critical path delay and obtain fewer registers in the re- timed circuit with the near-optimal clock period. Compared with Singh＇s incremental algorithm, experiments show that the proposed algorithm can reduce the flip-flop count by 11% and look-up table （LUT） count by 5% while improv- ing the minimum clock period by 6%. The runtime is also reduced by 9% of the design flow.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.10125521 and 10535010the State Key Basic Research and Development Program of China under Grant Nos.G2000077400 and 2007CB815004+1 种基金the CAS Knowledge Innovation Project under Grant No.KJCX2-SW-N02the Fund of the Education Ministry of China under Grant No.20010284036
文摘The ground state properties of superheavy nuclei are systematically calculated by the macroscopic-microscopic (MM) model with the Nilsson potential.The calculations well produced the ground state binding energies,α-decay energies,and half lives of superheavy nuclei.The calculated results are systematically compared with availableexperimental data.The calculated results are also compared with theoretical results from other MM models and fromrelativistic mean-field model.The calculations and comparisons show that the MM model is reliable in superheavy regionand that the MM model results are not very sensitive to the choice of microscopic single-particle potential.
基金Supported by Major National Scientific Research Plan (No. 2011CB933202)
文摘An improved linear-time retiming algorithm is proposed to incrementally optimize the clock period, espe cially considering the influence of the in-out degree of the critical combinational elements. Firslly, the critical elements are selected from all the critical combinational elements to retime. Secondly, for the nodes that cannot be performed with such retiming, register sharing is implemented while the path delay is kept unchanged. The incremental algorithm can be applied with the technology mapping to minimize the critical path delay and obtain fewer registers in the re- timed circuit with the near-optimal clock period. Compared with Singh＇s incremental algorithm, experiments show that the proposed algorithm can reduce the flip-flop count by 11% and look-up table （LUT） count by 5% while improv- ing the minimum clock period by 6%. The runtime is also reduced by 9% of the design flow.
