A new computational algorithm is introduced for solving scattering problem in periodic structure. The PML technique is used to deal with the difficulty on truncating the unbounded domain while the DSC algorithm is uti...A new computational algorithm is introduced for solving scattering problem in periodic structure. The PML technique is used to deal with the difficulty on truncating the unbounded domain while the DSC algorithm is utilized for the spatial discretization. The present study reveals that the method is efficient for solving the problem.展开更多
Four numerical schemes are introduced for the analysis of photocurrent transients in organic photovoltaic devices.Themathematicalmodel for organic polymer solar cells contains a nonlinear diffusion-reaction partial di...Four numerical schemes are introduced for the analysis of photocurrent transients in organic photovoltaic devices.Themathematicalmodel for organic polymer solar cells contains a nonlinear diffusion-reaction partial differential equation system with electrostatic convection attached to a kinetic ordinary differential equation.To solve the problem,Polynomial-based differential quadrature,Sinc,and Discrete singular convolution are combined with block marching techniques.These schemes are employed to reduce the problem to a nonlinear algebraic system.The iterative quadrature technique is used to solve the reduced problem.The obtained results agreed with the previous exact one and the finite element method.Further,the effects of different times,different mobilities,different densities,different geminate pair distances,different geminate recombination rate constants,different generation efficiencies,and supporting conditions on photocurrent have been analyzed.The novelty of this paper is that these schemes for photocurrent transients in organic polymer solar cells have never been presented before,so the results may be useful for improving the performance of solar cells.展开更多
Impact dynamics of flexible solids is important in engineering practice. Obtaining its dynamic response is a challenging task and usually achieved by numerical methods. The objectives of the study are twofold. Firstly...Impact dynamics of flexible solids is important in engineering practice. Obtaining its dynamic response is a challenging task and usually achieved by numerical methods. The objectives of the study are twofold. Firstly, the discrete singular convolution （DSC） is used for the first time to analyze the impact dynamics. Secondly, the efficiency of various numerical methods for dynamic analysis is explored via an example of a flexible rod hit by a rigid ball. Three numerical methods, including the conventional finite element （FE） method, the DSC algorithm, and the spectral finite element （SFE） method, and one proposed modeling strategy, the improved spectral finite element （ISFE） method, are involved. Numerical results are compared with the known analytical solutions to show their efficiency. It is demonstrated that the proposed ISFE modeling strategy with a proper length of con- ventional FE yields the most accurate contact stress among the four investigated models. It is also found that the DSC algorithm is an alternative method for collision problems.展开更多
基金Supported by the NNSF of China(10626017)the Science Foundation of the Education Committee of Heilongjiang Province(11511276)the Foundation of Heilongjiang Province(LBH-Q05114).
文摘A new computational algorithm is introduced for solving scattering problem in periodic structure. The PML technique is used to deal with the difficulty on truncating the unbounded domain while the DSC algorithm is utilized for the spatial discretization. The present study reveals that the method is efficient for solving the problem.
文摘Four numerical schemes are introduced for the analysis of photocurrent transients in organic photovoltaic devices.Themathematicalmodel for organic polymer solar cells contains a nonlinear diffusion-reaction partial differential equation system with electrostatic convection attached to a kinetic ordinary differential equation.To solve the problem,Polynomial-based differential quadrature,Sinc,and Discrete singular convolution are combined with block marching techniques.These schemes are employed to reduce the problem to a nonlinear algebraic system.The iterative quadrature technique is used to solve the reduced problem.The obtained results agreed with the previous exact one and the finite element method.Further,the effects of different times,different mobilities,different densities,different geminate pair distances,different geminate recombination rate constants,different generation efficiencies,and supporting conditions on photocurrent have been analyzed.The novelty of this paper is that these schemes for photocurrent transients in organic polymer solar cells have never been presented before,so the results may be useful for improving the performance of solar cells.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(50830201)the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions~~
文摘Impact dynamics of flexible solids is important in engineering practice. Obtaining its dynamic response is a challenging task and usually achieved by numerical methods. The objectives of the study are twofold. Firstly, the discrete singular convolution （DSC） is used for the first time to analyze the impact dynamics. Secondly, the efficiency of various numerical methods for dynamic analysis is explored via an example of a flexible rod hit by a rigid ball. Three numerical methods, including the conventional finite element （FE） method, the DSC algorithm, and the spectral finite element （SFE） method, and one proposed modeling strategy, the improved spectral finite element （ISFE） method, are involved. Numerical results are compared with the known analytical solutions to show their efficiency. It is demonstrated that the proposed ISFE modeling strategy with a proper length of con- ventional FE yields the most accurate contact stress among the four investigated models. It is also found that the DSC algorithm is an alternative method for collision problems.
