Study of closed orbit response to magnet vibrations at the SSRF storage ring

This paper presents the analytical and simulation responses of the closed orbit distortion in the SSRF storage ring to random and plane wave like magnet vibrations respectively. It is shown that the use of girder is very beneficial in the view of suppressing this response function. Effect of the independently supported gradient bending magnets to the closed orbit response is given. An analytic formula is written to give a rough estimate of the closed orbit distortion due to ground motion, taking into account the closed orbit response function and girder transfer function. As an example, the result of SSRF case is given.     

Two-pion interferometry for a partially coherent evolution source

We give the formulas of two-pion Hanbury-Brown-Twiss (HBT) correlation function for a partially coherent evolution pion-emitting source, using quantum probability amplitudes in a path-integral formalism. The multiple scattering of the particles in the source is taken into consideration based on Glauber scattering theory. Two-pion interferometry with effects of the multiple scattering and source collective expansion is examined for a partially coherent source of hadronic gas with a finite baryon density and evolving hydrodynamically. We do not find observable effect of either the multiple scattering or the source collective expansion on HBT chaotic parameter.     

Stokes Flows under Random Boundary Velocity Excitations

A viscous Stokes flow over a disc under random fluctuations of the velocity on the boundary is studied. We give exact Karhunen-Loève (K-L) expansions for the velocity components, pressure, stress, and vorticity, and the series representations for the corresponding correlation tensors. Both the white noise fluctuations, and general homogeneous random excitations of the velocities prescribed on the boundary are studied. We analyze the decay of correlation functions in angular and radial directions, both for exterior and interior Stokes problems. Numerical experiments show the fast convergence of the K-L expansions. The results indicate that ignoring the stochastic fluctuations in boundary conditions dramatically underestimates the variance of the velocity and pressure in the interior/exterior of the domain. The support of the RFBR Grant N 06-01-00498 is kindly acknowledged.     

Use of rigid-body motion for the investigation and estimation of the measurement errors related to digital image correlation technique

The aim of this work is to investigate the sources of errors related to digital image correlation (DIC) technique applied to strain measurements. The knowledge of such information is important before the measured kinematic fields can be exploited. After recalling the principle of DIC, some sources of errors related to this technique are listed. Both numerical and experimental tests, based on rigid-body motion, are proposed. These tests are simple and easy-to-implement. They permit to quickly assess the errors related to lighting, the optical lens (distortion), the CCD sensor, the out-of-plane displacement, the speckle pattern, the grid pitch, the size of the subset and the correlation algorithm. The errors sources that cannot be uncoupled were estimated by amplifying their contribution to the global error. The obtained results permit to address a classification of the error related to the used equipment. The paper ends by some suggestions proposed in order to minimize the errors.     

Long range correlation and possible electron conduction through DNA sequences

Long range correlation analysis and charge conductivity investigation are applied to sequences in 16 chromosomes in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. DNA sequence data are analyzed via Hurst’s analysis and Detrended Fluctuation Analysis (DFA) analysis. Super diffusive nature of mapping sequences are evident with the measured Hurst exponent H to be around the value of 0.60 for all sequences in the 16 chromosomes. The DFA result is consistent with the result from the Hurst analysis. Tight binding models are applied for the investigation of charge conduction through DNA sequences. The overall averaged transmission coefficients, 〈T_N〉_av, calculated from sixteen chromosomes are shown to be significantly different from values calculated from random as well as periodic sequences. Sequences from the S. cerevisiae genome promise better charge conduction ability than random sequences. Finally, delocalized electronic wave function patterns are also shown through calculations using the tight binging model. Slightly delocalized electronic wavefunctions are seen on sequences in sixteen chromosomes, as compared with those obtained from random sequences on the same eigenenergies.     

Effects of degree correlation on the controllability of networks

In this paper, we investigate the effects of degree correlation on the controllability of undirected networks with different degree-mixing patterns based on simulation analysis. Considering random pinning, max-degree pinning and mix-degree pinning, some relevance factors on controllability such as the control gain and the number of pinned nodes are discussed in detail. It is found that disassortative mixing enhances the network controllability contrast to assortative mixing, to which the network controllability is sensible. Furthermore, too large or too low value of the feedback gain can reduce the controllability. From the viewpoint of practical application, mix-degree pinning strategy is suggested in assortative network, while in disassortative network, max-degree pinning scheme is better than random pinning.     

Locally Resolving Measurements of PSD,Particle Concentration and Particle Velocity by Means of TFS with Dual Beams

Transmission fluctuation spectrometry with spatial correlation (TFS‐SC) is based on transmitting two beams of radiation through a flowing suspension, whereby the distance of the beam centers is varied. Thus, the spatial correlation of the transmission fluctuations of the two beams is determined as a function of the beam distance. By numerical modeling, the transition functions of the correlation are found as a function of beam distance, beam diameters, particle diameter and beam intersection angle. Experimentally determined spatial correlation spectra can be inverted to obtain the particle concentration and particle size distribution by using the theoretical transition functions for mono‐sized particles. In addition, time correlations can be used to extract information on particle velocity. Some experimental results obtained by TFS‐SC are presented and discussed. This method appears promising for application in the local resolving of measurements of PSD, particle concentration and particle velocity in two‐phase flows, both in the laboratory and in process control.     

激光诱导Co等离子体电子温度的时间空间演化特性研究

本文在380～500 nm波长范围内测定了激光烧蚀Co等离子体中Co原子的时间和空间分辨发射光谱.由发射光谱线的强度和Stark展宽分别计算了等离子体电子温度和电子密度,并由实验结果讨论了激光等离子体中电子温度的时间和空间演化特性.实验结果表明,当延时在100～1000 ns范围内变化时,相应的电子温度Te范围为8000～25000 K;当距离靶表面0～1.8 mm范围内变化时,相应的电子温度Te范围为13000～25000 K,电子温度在激光束方向上的分布具有很好的对称性.     

基于调制传递函数的光学低通滤波器评价模型与实验研究

为了量化评价光学低通滤波器(optical low pass filter,OLPF),利用调制传递函数(modulation transfer function, MTF)建立了一个包含OLPF的二维数字光学成像系统模型,并以此模型为基础构建了OLPF的评价函数.应用该评价函数,计算三种典型OLPF的滤波特性,计算结果表明随着理想光学系统空间截止频率的增大,三种OLPF的滤波性能均有先微弱增强,后迅速减弱的趋势;当光学系统F数大于44时,采用嵌入“两层四点”式OLPF的数字成像系统的低通 关键词： 光学低通滤波器 调制传递函数 评价函数 空间频率     

硅薄膜沉积过程中等离子发光基团的一维空间分布研究

使用光发射谱(OES)对甚高频等离子增强化学气相沉积(VHF-PECVD)技术沉积硅薄膜时的等离子体发光基团的空间分布进行了在线监测和研究. 研究表明：等离子体的不同发光基团都存在着一个中间强度较大的区域和两边电极附近的暗区;增大硅烷浓度和提高辉光功率都会增大SiH^*峰强度;硼烷的加入,使得SiH^*和Hα^*峰强度增大,但硼烷流量变化的影响很小;硼烷流量增大,材料的晶化率下降,而I_{［Hα^*］关键词： 甚高频等离子增强化学气相沉积 等离子体 发光基团 空间分布}