Hybrid projection algorithms for treating common fixed points of a family of demicontinuous pseudocontractions

In this work, a projection algorithm is considered for treating strongly continuous semigroups of demicontinuous pseudocontractions. Theorems of strong convergence of fixed points are established in the framework of real Hilbert spaces.     

Combining Taguchi with fuzzy method on extended optimal design of miniature zoom optics with liquid lens

In this paper, the Taguchi method combined with fuzzy approach was applied to find the extended optimization for a multi-objective design of a miniature 2.5× zoom fold optics with liquid elements. Relative illuminance (RI) and modulation transfer function (MTF) were considered to be optimized. The experiments were simulated and the results were evaluated by the optical software tool CODE V. It was concluded that the method used in this research was successful in optimizing the values. In our proposed method, the appropriate weight of MTF and RI for the inputs of fuzzy controllers increased the MTF by 9.92%, but the RI only reduced by 0.19% in systematic wide-angle end, respectively.     

刮片式制冰蓄冷性能的实验研究

对刮片式动态冰浆制取系统进行实验研究,分析系统的能效比和蒸发器进出口温度、冷凝器进出口温度以及冷凝水和盐溶液流量曲线变化。研究结果表明:对制冷量为20kW的刮片式制冰装置,盐溶液有1.5℃的过冷度,随着盐溶液浓度越高其冰点越低,系统的能效系数最高达到1.9,有利于制冰蓄冷节能。     

Intermolecular Charge-Transfer Interactions Facilitate Two-Photon Absorption in Styrylpyridine–Tetracyanobenzene Cocrystals

Cocrystals of 4-styrylpyridine and 1,2,4,5-tetracyanobenzene were successfully prepared by supramolecular self-assembly. Donor–acceptor interactions between the molecular components are the main driving force for self-assembly and contribute to intermolecular charge transfer. The cocrystals possess two-photon absorption properties that are not observed in the individual components; suggesting that two-photon absorption originates from intermolecular charge-transfer interactions in the donor–acceptor system. The origin of two-photon absorption in multichromophore systems remains under-researched; thus, the system offers a rare demonstration of two-photon absorption by cocrystallization. Cocrystal engineering may facilitate further design and development of novel materials for nonlinear optical and optoelectronic applications.     

Novel voltage signal at proximity-induced superconducting transition temperature in gold nanowires

We observed a novel voltage peak in the proximity-induced superconducting gold (Au) nanowire while cooling the sample through the superconducting transition temperature. The voltage peak turned dip during warming. The voltage peak or dip was found to originate respectively from the emergence or vanishing of the proximity-induced superconductivity in the Au nanowire. The amplitude of the voltage signal depends on the temperature scanning rate, and it cannot be detected when the temperature is changed slower than 0.03 K/min. This transient feature suggests the non-equilibrium property of the effect. Ginzburg-Landau model clarified the voltage peak by considering the emergence of Cooper pairs of relatively lower free energy in superconducting W contact and the non-equilibrium diffusion of Cooper pairs and quasiparticles.     

A study on the evaluation of cesium removal performance in soil washing process using flocculating agent

Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry - As a result of nuclear power plant accidents such as Chernobyl and Fukushima, and even their maintenance, the soil is contaminated due to the...     

A novel Pt/C‐catalyzed transfer hydrogenation reaction of p‐benzoquinone to produce p‐hydroquinone using cyclohexanone as an unexpectedly effective hydrogen source

A new method for the production of p‐hydroquinone via a Pt/C‐catalyzed reduction of p‐benzoquinone is developed. Different from the conventional transfer hydrogenation reactions that usually use secondary alcohols such as isopropanol as the hydrogen source, in this work, it is unexpectedly found that cyclohexanone is a more effective hydrogen source than secondary alcohols, even cyclohexanol. This reaction affords acceptable yields of p‐hydroquinone with very high turnover number (1109) of the Pt/C catalyst. A mechanism of this interesting reaction is proposed on the basis of the results of a series of control experiments, GC–MS analysis as well as dynamic studies.