使用MPLS解决网络最大流问题的方法

为解决大多数的流量工程问题和网络传输中的最大流问题，该文提出了基于多协议标签交换（MPLS）解决方案，阐述了解决最大流问题的数学方法，提出一种独特的将数据流划分成“微分支”的思想和方法，并介绍微分支的建立过程；给出仿真结果。     

首次公开发行股票(IPO)定价模型的评析

对首次公开发行股票定价的三种模型的假设条件、应用优势和局限性进行了评估.     

沉浮,俯仰及控制面振动引起的跨音速非定常气动载荷计算

本文将文献[9]提出改进的通量分裂方法,应用于随时间变化的贴体网格中,建立了可用于求解非定常Euler方程的通量分裂方法.该方法是以连续的特征值分离为基础,它具有方法简单,便于推广使用的特点.同时克服了Steger-Warming通量分裂方法存在的问题.对通量分裂后的Euler方程.利用MUSCL型迎风差分建立了具有二阶精度的有限体积方程.文中以NACA64A—10翼型为例,对其在跨音速流场中进行沉浮、俯仰及带有振动控制面引起的非定常气动载荷进行了计算.部分计算结果与相应的实验结果进行了比较,吻合良好     

泡沫的持液量研究

泡沫的持液量（ｈ，ｍｇ／ｃｍ３）是泡沫的基本特性之一．本文对形成泡沫的起泡剂浓度、增粘剂浓度、气体流量和温度等因素对Ｈ的影响及变化规律作了研究，并对Ｈ与泡沫表观粘度和泡沫半衰期的相互关系作了描述，对泡沫的实际应用具有一定的指导意义．     

Influence of Relative Permeability on the Stability Characteristics of Immiscible Flow in Porous Media

Relative permeability functions for immiscible displacements in porous media show a wide range of profiles. Although, this behavior is well known, its impact on the stability of the displacement process is unexplored. Our analysis clearly demonstrates for the first time that the viscous instability characteristics of two-phase flows are governed not only by their end point values, but are strongly dependent on the actual profile of relative permeability functions. Linear stability analysis predicts the capacity of the flow to develop large scale fingers which can result in substantial bypassing of the resident fluid. It is observed that relative permeability functions attributed to drainage processes yield a more unstable displacement as compared to functions related to imbibition processes. Moreover, instability is observed to increase for those relative permeability functions which result from increased wettability of the wetting fluid. High accuracy numerical simulations show agreement with these predictions and demonstrate how large amplitude viscous fingers result in significant bypassing for certain relative permeability functions. In the nonlinear regime, the finger amplitude grows at a rate ∝ t^1/2 initially, drops to t^1/4 at a later time and finally grows ∝ t. The basic mechanisms of finger interaction, however, are not substantially influenced by relative permeability functions.     

Measurements and simulations of particle dispersion in a turbulent flow

A particle imaging technique has been used to collect droplet displacement statistics in a round turbulent jet of air. Droplets are injected on the jet axis, and a laser sheet and position-sensitive photomultiplier tube are used to track their radial displacement and time-of-flight. Dispersion statistics can be computed which are Lagrangian or Eulerian in nature. The experiments have been simulated numerically using a second-order closure scheme for the jet and a stochastic simulation for the particle trajectories. Results are presented for non-vaporizing droplets of sizes from 35 to 160 μm. The simulations have underscored the importance of initial conditions and early droplet displacement history on the droplet trajectory for droplets with large inertia relative to the turbulence. Estimates of initial conditions have been made and their effect on dispersion is quantified.     

Application of heat flow calorimetry to the study of oilwell cements

The majority of previous studies of the hydration of cements using heat flow calorimetry have been carried out isothermally. However, with oilwell cements the slurry is mixed on the surface at ambient temperature and then gradually increases in temperature as it is pumped down the well. A Setaram C-80 calorimeter has been used to simulate the temperature ramp in API oilwell cement test schedules. This approach has enabled cementing reactions to be studied for the first time under conditions approaching those encountered in the field, and has shown that the results obtained from isothermal experiments may be misleading.The permission of the British Petroleum Company PLC to publish this paper is gratefully acknowledged.     

Averaged topological equations for dispersed two-phase flows

A general relationship between the volume fraction and the specific interfacial area for averaged dispersed two-phase flows is proposed. This relationship, expressed as a basic set of two scalar evolution equations and two vectorial non-uniformity state equations, is an analytical result obtained by a systematic approach using the derivatives of some generalized functions and a local volume-averaging technique. The proposed set of equations was expressed for measurable macroscopic parameters of the system and has the same generality as the averaged transport equations of two-phase flows. By combination of the basic set of equations, called the averaged topological equations (ATEs), second-order ATEs for the volume fraction were found. The second-order ATEs were expressed both by a Lagrangian formulation and by a Eulerian formulation. The importance and physical meaning of the ATEs developed in this study were clarified within the framework of the theory of kinematic waves.