Centrality and energy dependence of rapidity correlation patterns in relativistic heavy ion collisions

The centrality and energy dependence of rapidity correlation patterns are studied in Au+Au collisions by using AMPT with string melting,RQMD and UrQMD models.The behaviors of the shortrange correlation(SRC)and the long-range correlation(LRC)are presented clearly by two spatial-position dependent correlation patterns.For centrality dependence.UrQMD and RQMD give similar results as those in AMPT,i.,e., in most central collisions,the correlation structure is flatter and the correlation range is larger,which indicates a long range rapidity correlation.A long range rapidity correlation showing up in RQMD and UrQMD implies that patton interaction is not the only source of long range rapidity correlations.For energy dependence,AMPT with string melting and RQMD show quite different results.The correlation patterns in RQMD at low collision energies and those in AMPT at high collision energies have similar structures,i.e.aconvex curve.while the correlation patterns in RQMD at high collision energies and those in AMPT at low collision energies show fiat structures,having no position dependence.Long range rapidity correlation presents itself at high energy and disappears at low energy in RQMD,which also indicates that long range rapidity correlations may come from some trivial effects,rather than the parton interactions.     

层流条件下并列三圆柱涡激振动响应与尾流形态

应用基于嵌入式压强-力迭代的高精度浸入边界法研究等间距并列三圆柱涡激振动。其中,雷诺数Re=100,间距比T/D=2.0～5.0,圆柱质量比m*=2.0,折合流速Ur=2.0～10.0,忽略振动系统的阻尼且三圆柱仅横向振动。研究发现,圆柱的振动响应随折合流速的增加呈现初始响应分支和下端响应分支两种模式;振幅响应出现不连续现象,且随着间距比的增加,该不连续现象对应的折合流速增加;尾流模式与间距比和折合流速密切相关。共发现六种尾流形态,分别为窄宽窄尾流、不规律尾流、反相同步尾流、调制尾流、同相同步尾流和偏斜尾流。总结并绘制了尾流形态在参数空间[Ur,T/D]内的分区图。     

Temperature mapping in a two-phase water-steam horizontal flow

This experimental study focuses on the investigation of a flow boiling that occurs during the cooling process of a high temperature heated horizontal channel. Unpressurized water is used as working fluid. An intrusive thermally instrumented cell enables the phase change to be detected at different positions inside the channel. Alongside, welded thermocouples on the external wall of the channel give information about the influence of the phase change. Several cooling flowrates are tested in order to study their influence on the phase change duration. Finally, experimental results are compared to numerical simulations to determine some characteristic parameters as bulk temperature and heat transfer coefficient.     

Separation of contact stress components by moire interferometry

A hybrid technique of combining moiré measurement and analytical solution is developed to separate the normal and the tangential components of distributed contact stresses between two co-plane bodies. The moiré interferometry offers the displacement fields near the deformed contact zone, from which the tangential strains and boundary slopes of the deformed configurations can be evaluated. Those experimental results provide boundary conditions for the discrete integration of Flamant’s solutions, to inversely compute the separated components of the contact stresses. The project supported by the National Basic Research Program (2007CB935602), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (90607004) and the ICM Fund of CAEP (42105080106).     

Effect of Boundaries on Pattern Formation in a Monolayer of Interacting Dipoles

Self-organization can be defined as a process of arrangement of entities that start out in an irregular arrangement and evolve into a stable, regular pattern without the aid of an external agent. A system of magnetic particles that are constrained to move only in a plane is reported. The individual components in the system have dipole moments in an orientation perpendicular to the plane of motion and the interaction between components is purely repulsive. For such a system, it is attempted to understand the influence of the boundary of the monolayer on the patterns that emerge. A system with a small number of magnets is found where the range of the magnetic interactions is of the size of the boundary; the symmetry of the boundary imposed on the monolayer plays a crucial role in determining the pattern types, the number of different pattern types, and the frequency of appearance of a particular pattern type. The effect of scaling up the size of the system while maintaining the characteristics of individual components as well as the component areal density is also discussed.