Domain reversal behavior in perpendicular magnetic nanothin films

We report domain reversal behavior in perpendicular ferromagnetic nanothin films investigated by means of a novel magneto-optical microscope magnetometer, capable of grabbing domain reversal patterns in real time under an applied field as well as simultaneous measurements of 8000 local hysteresis loops with 400-nm special resolution. Three contrasting domain reversal behaviors are found to exist: wall-motion dominant, dendritic-growth dominant, and nucleation dominant reversal. Quantitative analysis reveals that the contrasting reversal behavior is mainly caused by a sensitive change in wall-motion speed and that the reversal ratio of wall-motion speed over nucleation rate is a governing parameter for the contrasting domain reversal dynamics. The activation volumes of the wall-motion and nucleation processes are found generally unequal, and the inequality is closely related with the domain dynamics. The domain reversal pattern is truly coincident with submicron-scale local coercivity variation and local switching time of domain evolution is exponentially dependent on local coercivity governed by a thermal activation relaxation process. The observed domain reversal behavior could be well predicted by a Monte Carlo simulation of a micromagnetic model based on the uniaxial magnetic anisotropy of nanothin films.     

Finite scale theory: The role of the observer in classical fluid flow

In this paper I review a coarse-grained fluid theory named the finite scale theory and describe the development of its numerical analog, implicit large eddy simulation (ILES). The derivation, interpretation and properties of the finite scale equations are discussed and connections to other physical theory and numerical methods are elucidated.     

A RECONSTRUCTION METHOD FOR FINITE VOLUME FLOW FIELD SOLVING BASED ON INCREMENTAL RADIAL BASIS FUNCTIONS

由于流场参数重构中, 用于重构的基网格单元的物理参数波动量相对于均值较小, 径向基函数（RBF） 直接插值方法重构会产生较大的数值振荡, 论文提出了一种增量RBF 插值方法, 并用于有限体积的流场重构步, 明显改善了插值格式的收敛性和稳定性. 算例首先通过简单的一维模型说明该方法的有效性, 当目标函数波动量相对于均值为小量时, 增量RBF 插值能够抑制数值振荡; 进一步通过二维亚音速、跨音速定常无黏算例、静止圆柱绕流非定常算例以及超音速前台阶算例来说明该方法在典型流场数值求解中的通用性和有效性. 研究表明增量RBF 重构方法可陡峭地捕捉激波间断, 可有效改善流场求解的收敛性和稳定性, 数值耗散小, 计算效率高.     

STUDY ON ANALYSIS METHOD OF “THREE BOX” IN HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER PROCESS OF RESERVOIR MEDIA

油藏多孔介质孔隙组成及结构变化多样,一些特性参数很难全部获得,精确描述和分析困难;另外,多孔介质内渗流过程水力条件和作用机理复杂,存在热流固耦合作用,目前的一些分析方法和研究模型具有一定的局限性.提出了油藏多孔介质的表征单元体（representative elementary volume,REV）描述表征方法;基于表征单元体建立了多孔介质的黑箱模型、灰箱模型和白箱模型,据此提出了多孔介质的“黑箱→灰箱→白箱”分析过程.基于黑箱模型和灰箱模型推导了REV导热系数计算公式、给出了REV热质传递过程的热平衡方程.结合中国油藏热采情况,对多孔介质导热系数变化规律和蒸汽驱热质传递特性进行了分析,得到了一些有意义的结果.该工作为多孔介质热质传递过程分析提供了新思路和新方法.     

柴油污染粉质黏土的电阻率特性及影响因素

以南京地区典型的粉质黏土为研究对象,人工配制了不同含水率、不同含油率的柴油污染土,采用Miller Soil Box对不同状态的污染土体电阻率进行了测试,建立了土体电阻率与含水率、含油率和饱和度间的相关关系.结果显示,含油率相同时,电阻率随含水率、饱和度的增大呈幂函数关系减小;含水率相同时,电阻率随含油率的增大而线性增加.引入体积含湿率来分析油水共同作用对电阻率的影响,发现饱和度相同时,电阻率随体积含湿率的增加而线性增大.采用正交分析法对电阻率的三种影响因素进行主次分析,影响大小为饱和度含水率含油率.     

CO2的温室效应饱和度分析及其大气体积分数预测模型

通过精确的LBLRTM逐线积分模式建立CO_2体积分数变化模型,分析了CO_2的温室效应饱和度,并对未来地表温升的变化趋势进行了预测.结果表明,目前CO_2的持续排放只能使其在680cm~(-1)强吸收带中心达到饱和,而在未来相当长一段时间内,其仍将通过该吸收带的翼区以及1 000cm~(-1),1 350cm~(-1)与1 900cm~(-1)等弱吸收带对地表红外辐射表现出强烈的吸收,CO_2的温室效应还远未达到饱和;如果按照当前CO_22.2(mL/·m~(-3))/a的年排放速率,CO_2的大气体积分数将会持续增加,从而造成地表温度不断升高,到2056年,地表温升将会达到2K.     

基于新的初始化策略计算MVEE的积极集算法

针对计算最小体积闭包椭球(MVEE)的积极集算法中原初始化策略耗时较多的问题,先给出一个基于样本协方差矩阵构造的新初始化策略,然后将该初始化策略应用于秩-2更新算法中,并给出一个计算MVEE改进的积极集算法.数值实验结果表明,基于新的初始化策略的积极集算法能有效提高求解大规模数据集MVEE问题的计算效率.     

超临界二甲醚喷雾特性的试验研究

为研究超临界二甲醚的喷雾特性,在定容容器内模拟涡轮增压发动机气缸内的实际环境,使用高速摄像机对超临界二甲醚喷雾的外形轮廓及发展过程进行观察,并将其与跨临界二甲醚喷雾进行对比。结果表明,二甲醚喷雾在发展过程中发生了明显的卷状分裂,并且观察不到二次分裂现象;超临界二甲醚喷雾的外形轮廓及贯穿距离与跨临界喷雾并未有明显差别,但由于超临界二甲醚在涡轮增压环境中的扩散速率更快,因此其喷雾锥角更大,喷雾核心区的长度更短;两种喷射状态下的二甲醚在喷入定容容器后,其喷雾尖端的推进速率都会先急剧增大,然后在达到峰值后又急剧减小,最后在低速段保持相对稳定。     

Ultrasound-assisted micellar cleanup coupled with large-volume-injection enrichment for the analysis of polar drugs in blood and zebrafish samples

A novel ultrasound-assisted micellar cleanup strategy (UAMC) coupled with large volume injection (LVI) high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method was proposed and successfully applied to the analysis of cefathiamidine in complex biological samples such as whole blood, plasma, serum and even zebrafish, a challenging positive real sample. Based on the micelle-biomacromolecule interaction, the phase-separation feature of surfactant micelles and ultrasound cavitation, UAMC possessed an impressive matrix cleanup capability and could rapidly reach distribution equilibrium (approximately 2 min), which enabled simultaneous sample cleanup and analyte extraction within 8 min. Due to the high cleanup efficiency of UAMC, large volume of pretreated samples could be injected for analysis without peak broadening, impurity interference and column degradation. Thus, online analyte enrichment could be automatically performed to significantly improve method sensitivity by the column-switching LVI-HPLC system, a commercial HPLC system with small modifications. The UAMC-LVI-HPLC method creatively integrated sample cleanup, analyte extraction and on-column enrichment into simple operation. In addition, the UAMC-LVI-HPLC method enabled non-matrix-matched analysis of cefathiamidine in complex biological samples. This feature was helpful to address the problems caused by conventional matrix-matched or internal standard calibration methods, such as matrix bias, increased workload, limited availability of suitable blank matrices and the use of expensive internal standards. The method had low limits of detections (e.g., 0.0051 mg/L and 0.038 μg/g), wide linear ranges (0.030–100 mg/L and 0.15–489 μg/g), good linear correlation (R² = 0.9999), satisfactory accuracy (97.6–109.7%) and excellent intra- and interday precision (0.5–4.9%). Thus, UAMC-LVI-HPLC is expected to be a promising candidate for bioanalysis in therapeutic drug monitoring or pharmacokinetic and toxicology studies in the future.     

Mechanics of the implosion of cylindrical shells in a confining tube

A fundamental experimental investigation, with corresponding computational simulations, was conducted to understand the physical mechanisms of implosions of cylindrical shells occurring within a tubular confining space which has a limited potential energy reservoir. In particular, attention was focused on studying the generation of pressure waves from the implosion, the interaction of the pressure waves with the confining tube walls and end caps, and the collapse mechanisms of the implodable volume. Experiments were conducted with three implodable volume geometries which had similar critical collapse pressures. The implodable volumes were aluminum 6061-T6 cylindrical tubing and were placed concentrically within the confining tube. Pressure histories recorded along the length of the confining tube during the experiments were utilized to analytically evaluate the deformation of the implodable volume using fluid–structure coupled deformation models. Computational simulations were conducted using a coupled Eulerian–Lagrangian scheme to explicitly model the implosion process of the tubes along with the resulting compressible fluid flow. The numerical model developed in this study is shown to have high correlation with the experimental results and will serve as a predictive tool for the simulation of the implosion of different cylindrical geometries as well as various tube-in-tube implosion configurations. The experimental results show that the limited hydrostatic potential energy available in a confined environment, as compared to a free field, significantly influences the implosion process. The wall velocities of the implodable volume during the collapse, as well as the extent of the collapse progression, are largely affected by the sudden decrease in the available hydrostatic potential energy. This energy is shown to be partially transformed into elasto-plastic strain energy absorbed in the deformation of the implodable volume, as well as the kinetic energy of the water during the implosion process. Experiments also show that the extent of the collapse progression of an implodable volume can potentially be inhibited within a closed environment, which can lead to the arresting of an implosion event prior to completion for larger implodable volumes. The pressure waves generated during collapse comprise of waves emitted due to the impact of the implodable volume walls, the arrest of rushing water and contact propagation along the walls. These processes later evolve into water hammer type axial wave behavior.