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Revealing high-dimensional dynamical symmetry in alignment magnetic resonance
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作者 M.Suhail Zubairy 《Science China(Physics,Mechanics & Astronomy)》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2024年第10期162-163,共2页
Symmetry permeates throughout science,underlying people's understanding on intriguing physical properties.These include conserved quantities,critical phenomena and selection rules.Dynamical symmetry,the counterpar... Symmetry permeates throughout science,underlying people's understanding on intriguing physical properties.These include conserved quantities,critical phenomena and selection rules.Dynamical symmetry,the counterpart of geometrical symmetry or static symmetry referring to the geometrical shape or structure of a physical system,is present in the motion behavior. 展开更多
关键词 PROPERTIES SYMMETRY ALIGNMENT
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Drag-reduction of 3D printed shark-skin-like surfaces 被引量:4
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作者 Wei DAI Masfer ALKAHTANI +1 位作者 Philip RHEMMER Hong LIANG 《Friction》 SCIE CSCD 2019年第6期603-612,共10页
The marvels of the slippery and clean sharkskin have inspired the development of many clinical and engineering products, although the mechanisms of interfacial interaction between the sharkskin and water have yet to b... The marvels of the slippery and clean sharkskin have inspired the development of many clinical and engineering products, although the mechanisms of interfacial interaction between the sharkskin and water have yet to be fully understood. In the present research, a methodology was developed to evaluate morphological parameters and to enable studying the effects of scale orientation on the fluidic behavior of water. The scale orientation of a shark skin was defined as the angle between the ridges and fluid flow direction. Textured surfaces with a series orientation of scales were designed and fabricated using 3 D printing of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene(ABS). The fluid drag performance was evaluated using a rheometer. Results showed that the shark–skin-like surface with 90 degree orientation of scales exhibited the lowest viscosity drag. Its maximum viscosity reduction was 9%. A viscosity map was constructed based on the principals of fluid dynamic. It revealed that the drag reduction effect of a shark-skin-like surface was attributed to the low velocity gradient. This was further proven using diamond nitrogen-vacancy sensing where florescent diamond particles were distributed evenly when the velocity gradient was at the lowest. This understanding could be used as guidance for future surface design. 展开更多
关键词 shark skin 3D printing textured surface drag reduction nitrogen vacancy
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