Constrained geometry analysis to resolve 3-D deformations from three ground-based radars

When multiple ground-based radars(GB-rads)are utilized together to resolve three-dimensional(3-D)deformations,the resolving accuracy is related with the measurement geometry constructed by these radars.This paper focuses on constrained geometry analysis to resolve 3-D deformations from three GB-rads.The geometric dilution of precision(GDOP)is utilized to evaluate 3-D deformation accuracy of a single target,and its theoretical equation is derived by building a simplified 3-D coordinate system.Then for a 3-D scene,its optimal accuracy problem is converted into determining the minimum value of an objective function with a boundary constraint.The genetic algorithm is utilized to solve this constrained optimization problem.Numerical simulations are made to validate the correctness of the theoretical analysis results.

X-ray Crystal Structure and Molecular Mechanics Calculations of (2,6-iso-dipropyl-phcnylamidc) Dimethyl (tetra-methylecyclopenta- dienyl)Silane Titanium Dichloride

Crystal and molecular structure of (2.6-dipropylphenylamidc) dimethyl (tetra-methyl cyclopentadienyl) silane titanium dichloride (I) was fully characterized by X-ray diffraction. The crystal is obtained tyom a mixture of ether/hexane as orthorhombic, with a = 12.658 (3 ) A. b = 16.62 (3) A. c = 11 .760 (2) A. V = 2474,2 (9) A. Z = 4. space group Pnma. R = 0.0399. Compound I compose of the R -bounded ring with its dimethylsilyl-dipropyl phenyl amido group and the two terminal chloride atoms coordinated to central metal to form a so-called constrained geometry catalyst (CGC) structure. The result of molecular mechanics (MM) calculations on compound I shows that bond lengths and bond angles from the MM calculation are comparable to the data obtained from the X-ray diffraction study. The relation of the structure of CGCs and their catalytic activity by MM calculations is also discussed.

One-Electron Reduction of Constrained and Unsymmetric Diiron Dinitrogen Complexes

Iron sites in both nitrogenase enzymes and chemical catalysts for N_(2) fixation are typically at constrained distances and angles.Herein,we report a one-electron reduction reaction realized by constrained diiron dinitrogen cores.Using the semicircular bis(β-diketiminate)ligand,a series of diiron dinitrogen complexes were synthesized,in which the N_(2) groups were allowed to bind with Fe-Ct_(N2)-Fe angles ranging from 154°to 158°(Ct_(N2)=centroid of N_(2)).One-electron reduction of complex 2a[LFe(μ-N_(2))Fe(Et_(2)O)]gave dimer product 3a[LFe(μ-N_(2))FeK]_(2)(μ-N_(2))or monomer 3b[LFe(μ-N_(2))Fe(DMAP)K].Based on superconducting quantum interference device measurements and density functional theory calculations,2a,3a,and 3b exhibited ground spin states of S=3,S=5,and S=5/2,respectively.In addition,complex 3 underwent N_(2)derivatization via a silylation pathway followed by an acidic cleavage to yield N_(2)H_(4)as the product.