联图的圈基

MacLane于1937年给出了圈基方面的重要定理: 图G是平面图, 当且仅当图G有2-重基. 连通图G_1和G_2的联图G_1\vee G_2指的是在它们的不交并G_1\bigcup G_2上添加边集(u,v)|u\in V(G_1), v\in V(G_2). 对G_1和G_2的联图G_1\vee G_2的圈基重数进行了研究, 得到了一个上界, 改进了Zare的结果. 并在此基础之上, 进一步得到特殊联图C_m\vee C_n的圈基重数的一个上界.     

循环图C(n,m)}的最小亏格

本文给出了所有循环图的可定向与不可定向最小亏格. 同时, 也给出了部分循环图的强最小亏格.     

Spectra of states,and asymptotically abelianC*-algebras

For each state of aC*-algebra its spectrum is defined and shown to coincide with the spectrum of the naturally associated modular operator. For strongly clustering states of asymptotically abelianC*-algebras the spectrum is minimal among the states in the same quasi-equivalence class, hence is a *-isomorphic invariant for the weak closure of the G.N.S.-representation. Furthermore, the non-zero elements in the spectrum of strongly clustering states form a multiplicative group.     

A Percolation Study of Wettability Effect on the Electrical Properties of Reservior Rocks

Measurements of the electrical resistivity of oil reservoirs are commonly used to estimate other properties of reservoirs, such as porosity and hydrocarbon reserves. However, the interpretation of the measurements is based on empirical correlations, because the underlying mechanisms that control the electrical properties of oil bearing rocks have not been well understood. In this paper, we employ percolation concepts to investigate the effect of wettability on the electrical conductivity of a reservoir formation. A three-dimensional simple cubic network is used to represent an ideal reservoir formation, for which the effect of the wettability can be isolated from the others. The phase distribution in the network is analyzed for different flow processes, and the conductivity is then estimated using a power law approximation of the percolation quantities.To whom correspondence should be addressed.The proposed conceptual model predicts the generic behavior of reservoir resistivities of different wettabilities. It demonstrates that the resistivity index depends on saturation history and wettability. For strongly oil-wet systems, significant hysteresis is expected, while there is little hysteresis for strongly water-wet systems, and some hysteresis is also expected for intermediate wet systems. One of the interesting results from this study is that for intermediate wet systems, Archie's saturation exponent is between 1.9 and 3.0.Chemical Engineering Department, Technical University of Denmark, DK-2800 Lyngby, Denmark.     

Supported Metallocene Catalysts Prepared by Impregnation of Silica with Metallocene/Aluminoxane/1‐Hexene Solutions

A novel method for the preparation of supported metallocene/alkylaluminoxane catalysts has been developed. An incipient wetness impregnation of silica at ca. –40°C is performed in one step employing a solution of catalyst and cocatalyst in 1‐hexene. A prepolymerization of this system at ambient temperature yields a catalyst robust towards exposure to air, as demonstrated by a reasonable activity during ethene polymerization. A special feature of the catalyst is a uniform impregnation across the silica particles.     

Adsorption equilibria of binary gas mixtures on graphitized carbon black

Adsorption equilibria for binary gas mixtures (methane-carbon dioxide, methane-ethane, and carbon dioxide-ethane) on the graphitized carbon black STH-2 were measured by the open flow method at 293.2 K. The experimental pressure range was (0 to 1.6) MPa. The extended Langmuir (EL) model and the ideal adsorption solution theory (IAST) have been adopted to predict the equilibria of binary gas mixtures. The results indicate that gas mixtures adsorbed on the homogeneous surface of STH-2 exhibit the nonideal behavior, which is mainly induced by adsorbate-adsorbate interactions. The real adsorption solution theory (RAST) has been used to analyze the property of the adsorbed mixtures. The activity coefficients have been correlated with the Wilson equation. The investigation demonstrates that the nonideality of adsorbed phase is completely dissimilar with the bulk liquid phase. The adsorption of the heavier component would benefit the adsorption of the lighter component.