Accurate, high-order representation of complex three-dimensional surfaces via Fourier continuation analysis

We present a new method for construction of high-order parametrizations of surfaces: starting from point clouds, the method we propose can be used to produce full surface parametrizations (by sets of local charts, each one representing a large surface patch – which, typically, contains thousands of the points in the original point-cloud) for complex surfaces of scientific and engineering relevance. The proposed approach accurately renders both smooth and non-smooth portions of a surface: it yields super-algebraically convergent Fourier series approximations to a given surface up to and including all points of geometric singularity, such as corners, edges, conical points, etc. In view of their C^∞ smoothness (except at true geometric singularities) and their properties of high-order approximation, the surfaces produced by this method are suitable for use in conjunction with high-order numerical methods for boundary value problems in domains with complex boundaries, including PDE solvers, integral equation solvers, etc. Our approach is based on a very simple concept: use of Fourier analysis to continue smooth portions of a piecewise smooth function into new functions which, defined on larger domains, are both smooth and periodic. The “continuation functions” arising from a function f converge super-algebraically to f in its domain of definition as discretizations are refined. We demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed approach for a number of surfaces of engineering relevance.     

Fabrication of electrode Pt nanotubes for semiconductor capacitors

Template-wetting process was used to fabricate Pt electrode nanotubes for the further application in 3D nanotube capacitors. Anodic alumina oxide (AAO) was used as a template, which can be fabricated by means of two-step anodization process. After the wetting process, released Pt nanotubes have been obtained by selective etching of the template using KOH solution. Pt nanotubes formation and tube walls morphology were investigated by FE-SEM technique. Furnace annealing (FA) effects at temperatures ranging from 200 to 600 °C with 100^oC step on nucleation and crystal growth condition of Pt nanotubes have been examined. Crystallization of the Pt nanotube inside the template has been examined by step-by-step annealing at different temperatures, and confirmed by XRD.     

ForceFit: A code to fit classical force fields to quantum mechanical potential energy surfaces

The ForceFit program package has been developed for fitting classical force field parameters based upon a force matching algorithm to quantum mechanical gradients of configurations that span the potential energy surface of the system. The program, which runs under UNIX and is written in C++, is an easy‐to‐use, nonproprietary platform that enables gradient fitting of a wide variety of functional force field forms to quantum mechanical information obtained from an array of common electronic structure codes. All aspects of the fitting process are run from a graphical user interface, from the parsing of quantum mechanical data, assembling of a potential energy surface database, setting the force field, and variables to be optimized, choosing a molecular mechanics code for comparison to the reference data, and finally, the initiation of a least squares minimization algorithm. Furthermore, the code is based on a modular templated code design that enables the facile addition of new functionality to the program. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Comput Chem, 2010     

Gouy phase compensation in quasi-phase matching

In any focussed nonlinear interaction the focus induced phase shift, known as the Gouy phase shift, provides an imperfection in phase matching for any linearly invariant material. However, using an appropriately designed quasi-phase matched structure it is theoretically possible to compensate for the deleterious effects of the Gouy phase shift, allowing a symmetric frequency response and tighter optimal focussing than in a uniform material.     

Dynamic data structures for fat objects and their applications

We present several efficient dynamic data structures for point-enclosure queries, involving convex fat objects in or . Our planar structures are actually fitted for a more general class of objects – (β,δ)-covered objects – which are not necessarily convex, see definition below. These structures are more efficient than alternative known structures, because they exploit the fatness of the objects. We then apply these structures to obtain efficient solutions to two problems: (i) finding a perfect containment matching between a set of points and a set of convex fat objects, and (ii) finding a piercing set for a collection of convex fat objects, whose size is optimal up to some constant factor.     

套链分解

Let X1,X2,...,Xk be k disjoint subsets of S with the same cardinality m.Define H(m,k) = {X (C) S: X (C) Xi for 1 ≤I ≤k} and P(m,k) = {X (C) S : X ∩ Xi ≠φ for at least two Xi's}.Suppose S = Uki=1 Xi,and let Q(m,k,2) be the collection of all subsets K of S satisfying|K ∩ Xi|≥ 2 for some 1 ≤ I ≤ k.For any two disjoint subsets Y1 and Y2 of S,we define F1,j = {X (C) S : either |X ∩ Y1|≥ 1 or |X ∩ Y2|≥ j}.It is obvious that the four posers are graded posets ordered by inclusion.In this paper we will prove that the four posets are nested chain orders.     

限位排序的若干结果

In this paper,we first consider the position restriction scheduling problems on a single machine.The problems have been solved in certain special cases,especially for those obtained by restricting the processing time pj=1.We introduce the bipartite matching algorithm to provide some polynomial-time algorithms to solve them.Then we further consider a problem on unrelated processors.     

离散几何的两个铺砌问题

利用图论和代数的方法研究离散几何中的两个铺砌问题:1)给出1×2长方形铺砌多米诺骨牌的充分必要条件;2)对高维空间盒子的情形,给出m_1×m_2×…×m_n砖能够铺砌a_1×a_2×…×a_n盒子的一些必要条件和充要条件.     

线路方案比选多目标决策分析

本文通过对线路方案比选的多目标决策分析，建立了线路方案比选的 ＴＯＰＳＩＳ模型，对线路方案非劣解集进行排序，提供方案的优先顺序．     

Accurate Design of Finline Tapers for Millimeter Wave Applications

The design of nonuniform bilateral finlines on anisotropic substrates for millimeter wave applications is presented. The taper consists of a planar circuit with smooth variation of the slot width profile along the structure. The spectral domain method and Galerkin procedure are combined with the transmission line theory for studying the behavior of tapered bilateral finlines and evaluation of their design parameters. The influence of the substrate anisotropy on the propagation characteristics of these structures is also examined. This technique is general and can be applied to investigate a broad class of planar transmission line tapers.