在SQUID心磁测量中基于奇异值分解和自适应滤波的噪声消除法

采用矩阵奇异值分解(singular value decomposition, SVD)的方法，对高温射频超导量子干涉仪(HTc rf-SQUID)采集到的单通道心磁信号进行处理.证明了对于近似周期性的心磁信号，在无参考噪声的情况下矩阵奇异值分解的方法与自适应窄带陷波相结合有较好的消除广谱噪声的效果. 关键词： 高温射频超导量子干涉仪 心磁信号 奇异值分解 噪声消除     

求Rp上不变密度的一个直接方法

本文利用一个熟知的多元积分变量变换定理对R^p上的不变密度给出了一个不涉及Haar测度理论的纯微积分处理.对较一般的情形以一个等式的形式给出了非负Lebesgue可测函数为不变密度的充要条件,从而提供了求不变密度的一个直接方法.进一步还对变换群可迁地作用于集的情形导出了所谓严格不变密度的统一的显式表达,并由此证明了严格不变密度的存在性与唯一性.     

双电荷交换反应与双重子共振态

提出了核双电荷交换反应的双重子共振态的反应机制,成功地解释了长期以来一直困惑着人们的共振区反应的角分布的实验结果.说明了共振区核双电荷交换反应是寻找双重子共振态的一个可能的途径.     

多项式理想准素分解的算法

讨论了多项式理想准素分解的算法,对于理想坐标变换中关键的“一般位置”的计算,给出了一个确定算法,并建立了特别规范Groebner基的概念,利用这一概念及文中提供的相应算法,可以方便地计算理想的维数,进而使用降维的方法来得到高维理想的准素分解。     

Generalized indices of operators inB(H)

A generalized dimension is further developed. Here subtraction and addition of two generalized dimensions are defined, so that the operations: ∞ ± n = ∞, ∞ + ∞ = ∞, which used to play an inflexible role, are refined and moreover, ∞ - ∞, which used to be meaningless, is done in sense. Then generalized index for semi-Fred-holm operators is developed to wholeB(H), i.e. all of bounded linear operators in Hilbert spaceH. Theorem 2.2 is proved with an example, which is in contradiction to a known proposition for semi-Fredholm operators in form, practically a refined result of the known proposition. Then, it is proved thatB(H) is the union of countably many disjoint arewise connected sets over all the generalized dimensions ofB(H). Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China     

QUENCHING PROBLEMS OF DEGENERATE FUNCTIONAL REACTION-DIFFUSION EQUATION

This paper is concerned with the quenching problem of a degenerate functional reaction-diffusion equation. The quenching problem and global existence of solution for the reaction-diffusion equation are derived and, some results of the positive steady state solutions for functional elliptic boundary value are also presented.     

Validation of an optimization procedure to improve low frequency characteristics of rooms

A set of experiments was carried out to validate an optimization procedure based on finite element method (FEM). The idea of the procedure, fully presented in previous edition of this journal [Zhu X, Zhu Z, Cheng J. Using optimized surface modifications to improve low frequency response in a room. Appl Acoust 2004;65:841-60], is to produce an optimal geometry modification on the wall for improving low frequency sound uniformity in small rooms. Four experimental models were set up with a scale of 1:5. One was modified according to the optimized result and the others were treated with no optimization consideration. Measured frequency responses of four rooms were compared with numerical results calculated by FEM models. The transient responses in these rooms were also measured and analyzed. The agreements between calculation and measurement are satisfactory though the discrepancies due to the uncertainty of acoustic behavior of the room boundaries remain. The optimization procedure has been supported by the results that the optimized room produces the flattest frequency response and also the most smooth energy decay within the frequency range studied. The reductions of response fluctuation have reached 4.3 dB for prediction and 2.6 dB for measurement, respectively.     

Semi-infinite homology and 2D gravity. I

In [33], we studied the constraint problem for two-dimensional quantum gravity in the conformal gauge. In this gauge, we proposed an ansatz for the gravitational sector. Using this ansatz, we established a striking connection between the matrix models and continuum 2D gravity. We also announced several results on semi-infinite homology of the Virasoro algebra with coefficients in a suitable class of positive energy modules. In this article, we will provide details of the proof of the announced results.Supported in part by the Alfred P. Sloan FoundationSupported by NSF Grant DMS-8703581     

Copper-D-penicillamine complex as potential contrast agent for MRI.

In vitro and in vivo proton T1 data are reported that demonstrate that the paramagnetic copper-D-penicillamine complex can be applied as a potential contrast agent to magnetic resonance imaging.