Hybrid diffractive-refractive 67°-diagonal field of view optical see-through head-mounted display

Design of a wide-angle off-axis optical see-through head-mounted display (HMD) becomes a challenge since its weight and size are constrained by human factors. Diffractive optics has the potential to play a key role in several areas of head-mounted display. They can reduce size and weight while providing some unique functions that would be difficult to implement with conventional refractive optics. This paper presents a 67°-diagonal field of view, wide spectral band hybrid diffractive-refractive see-through head-mounted display (HMD) using off-axis optics. It possesses a 10 mm exit pupil and a 22 mm eye relief, and satisfies the requirements of human factors. The whole optical system is suitable for a 20 mm-diagonal color liquid crystal display (LCD) with XGA resolution.     

La relation différence et l'anti-isomorphie

This paper deals with pairs of binary relations defined on the same finite basis and which the 3-element restrictions are isomorphic and those of 5-element restrictions are isomorphic or anti-isomorphic. To each of these pairs, we associate an equivalence relation which yields a decomposition of these relations into classes that we will characterize. As application, we get the treshold of half-reconstruction for tournaments.     

Compact linearization for binary quadratic problems

We show that a well-known linearization technique initially proposed for quadratic assignment problems can be generalized to a broader class of quadratic 0–1 mixed-integer problems subject to assignment constraints. The resulting linearized formulation is more compact and tighter than that obtained with a more usual linearization technique. We discuss the application of the compact linearization to three classes of problems in the literature, among which the graph partitioning problem.      

Relativistic calculations of coalescing binary neutron stars

We have designed and tested a new relativistic Lagrangian hydrodynamics code, which treats gravity in the conformally flat approximation to general relativity. We have tested the resulting code extensively, finding that it performs well for calculations of equilibrium single-star models, collapsing relativistic dust clouds, and quasi-circular orbits of equilibrium solutions. By adding a radiation reaction treatment, we compute the full evolution of a coalescing binary neutron star system. We find that the amount of mass ejected from the system, much less than a per cent, is greatly reduced by the inclusion of relativistic gravitation. The gravity wave energy spectrum shows a clear divergence away from the Newtonian point-mass form, consistent with the form derived from relativistic quasi-equilibrium fluid sequences.     

The viscous-slip, diffusion-slip, and thermal-creep problems for a binary mixture of rigid spheres described by the linearized Boltzmann equation

An analytical version of the discrete-ordinates method (the ADO method) is used with recently established analytical expressions for the rigid-sphere scattering kernels to develop concise and particularly accurate solutions to the viscous-slip, the diffusion-slip, and the half-space thermal-creep problems for a binary gas mixture described by the linearized Boltzmann equation. In addition to a computation of the viscous-slip, the diffusion-slip, and the thermal-slip coefficients, for the case of Maxwell boundary conditions for each of the two species, the velocity, heat-flow, and shear-stress profiles are established for each species of particles. Numerical results are reported for two binary mixtures (Ne–Ar and He–Xe) with various molar concentrations.     

An approach to achieve lateral superresolution for small probe confocal measurement system and its element

A shaped annular beam superresolution approach is proposed to improve a lateral resolution of a small probe laser confocal measurement system (LCMS). The approach proposed enables lateral superresolution measurement of LCMS to be achieved by using a binary optical diffractive element to shape a He–Ne Gaussian laser beam into an annular beam with an inner diameter of 0.87 mm and an outer diameter of 1.8 mm required for superresolution measurement, and shift the beam spatial frequency from low to high. And a binary optical element (BOE) with 16 phase levels is designed and fabricated to shape a Gaussian laser beam into an annular beam. Preliminary experimental results indicate that an intensity distribution of a shaped annular beam is in agreement with simulation results, the diffractive efficiency is 87.2%; LCMS lateral and axial resolutions of 0.2 μm and 3 nm are achieved, respectively, and its measurement range is expanded nearly to double, when BOE is used in LCMS and , NA=0.85.     

Fabrication of BDD quantum node switches on embedded GaAs quantum wires grown by selective MBE

In view of applications to hexagonal binary decision diagram (BDD) LSIs, a first attempt is made to form quantum BDD node switches on selectively grown (SG) embedded quantum wires (QWRs) by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). SG branch switches controlled by a Schottky wrap gate (WPG) were successfully fabricated by MBE growth and subsequent device processing. Gate control characteristics were studied by gate-dependent Shubnikov–de-Haas measurements, and the behavior was found to be similar to that of devices fabricated on wires by etching. The switch exhibited clear conductance quantization at low temperature, and temperature dependence of the voltage slope of conductance jump was clarified. A Y-branch BDD node device using two SG branch switches was successfully fabricated, and realized clear path switching characteristics.     

一种故障树分析的新算法

本论文中，首先引入了ＢＤＤ（ＢｒｉｎａｒｙＤｅｃｉｓｉｏｎＤｉａｇｒａｍｓ－ＢＤＤ）的概念，介绍由故障树到ＢＤＤ转化算法一递归法，及ＢＤＤ进行故障树分析的方法。     

掺杂Y3+和Gd3+的 Phen-Eu(Ⅲ)二元固体配合物的红外及荧光光谱研究

合成了掺杂Y^3 和Gd^3 的Phen-Eu(Ⅲ）二元固体配合物，确定了它们的组成，测定了固体配合物的红外光谱和荧光光谱，并首次探讨了掺杂Y^3 和Gd^3 的Phen-Eu(Ⅲ）二元固体配合物荧光强度的影响。     

A note on characterizations of the Natvig structure functions

In this note some new characterization results for multistate systems are obtained. In particular, a new characterization of the Natvig class of multistate systems is presented, which provides us an easy-to-use method of classifying multistate systems. Examples are given to illustrate our results.