Fractal Structure of the Heliospheric Plasma Sheet at the Earth''''s Orbit

An analysis of the data from the Wind and IMP-8 spacecraft revealed that a slow solar wind, flowing in the heliospheric plasma sheet, represents a set of magnetic tubes with plasma of increased density (N > 10cm-3 at the Earth's orbit). They have a fine structure at several spatial scales (fractality), from 2°-3°(at the Earth's orbit, it is equivalent to 3.6-5.4h, or (5.4-8.0)×106km) to the minimum about 0.025°, i.e. the angular size of the nested tubes is changed nearly by two orders of magnitude. The magnetic tubes at each observed spatial scale are diamagnetic, i.e. their surface sustains a flow of diamagnetic (or drift) current that decreases the magnetic field within the tube itself and increases it outside the tube. Furthermore, the value of β= 8π[N(Te + Tp)]/B2 within the tube exceeds the value of βoutside the tube. In many cases total pressure P = N(Te + Tp) + B2/8πis almost constant within and outside the tubes at any one of the aforementioned scales.     

Non-Thermal Processes in Cosmological Simulations

Non-thermal components are key ingredients for understanding clusters of galaxies. In the hierarchical model of structure formation, shocks and large-scale turbulence are unavoidable in the cluster formation processes. Understanding the amplification and evolution of the magnetic field in galaxy clusters is necessary for modelling both the heat transport and the dissipative processes in the hot intra-cluster plasma. The acceleration, transport and interactions of non-thermal energetic particles are essential for modelling the observed emissions. Therefore, the inclusion of the non-thermal components will be mandatory for simulating accurately the global dynamical processes in clusters. In this review, we summarise the results obtained with the simulations of the formation of galaxy clusters which address the issues of shocks, magnetic field, cosmic ray particles and turbulence.     

一类线性不确定大系统的分散变结构控制

研究了具有参数摄动、关联影响和外界干扰等不确定性因素影响的线性大系统的分散控制问题,在假设系统不确定性有界且满足一定匹配条件的前提下,提出了一种分散变结构滑模控制算法,并给出了消颤方案和控制受限的解决方法.该算法结构简单计算量小,同时闭环系统具有较好的动态特性和较强的鲁棒性,数字仿真表明了该算法的有效性.      

多维驱动微型振动平台的研制

一种以压电元件为驱动源,结合柔性铰链机构的微型振动平台,通过计算机设计控制电压波形,对其进行三维振动控制.通过实验证明,该机构具有良好的波形跟踪性能,易于实现复杂控制波形,适用于微型机械的动态性能测试.     

基于遗传进化算法反演吸波结构电磁参数

对多层吸波结构中未知参数层的电磁参数进行了反演.根据传输线理论确立的多层结构电磁参数与反射/透射系数的关系,建立正向反射率计算模型,根据自由空间法原理搭建的测试平台测量得到多层吸波材料不同入射角度下的反射率信息,利用改进的遗传进化算法获取了多层吸波结构中未知参数层的电磁参数.在遗传进化过程中,采用高斯随机数代替基本遗传算法的均匀随机数,避免了传统网络参数法厚度谐振、多值性问题和基本遗传算法易陷入局部最优点的问题.与传统传输/反射法结果的比较,验证了这种方法的可靠性.这种方法同时适用于计算高、低损耗介质材料的电磁参数.      

飞机结构疲劳关键部位损伤与可靠性评定技术

从分析结构疲劳失效和损伤演化的本质特征,得到了以疲劳损伤描述的结构可靠性分析模型,并在此基础上,给出了使用过程中飞机结构疲劳关键部位的损伤与可靠性评定技术和相应参数指标.该方法以一般环境下全尺寸结构疲劳试验结论的完整资料和服役中记录的每架飞机飞参数据为主要依据,能够实现利用每架飞机的飞参适时地对其结构损伤状态与可靠性给出评估,满足飞机结构疲劳损伤监控技术的需求.最后结合某型飞机的具体服役情况给出评估示例.研究表明,采用该方法可适时地计算出某型飞机结构的疲劳损伤和可靠性,并可为使用方合理决策提供重要参考信息,以在保障结构安全可靠的前提下合理地调配使用飞机.      

变更载荷谱情况下的耐久性分析技术与应用

针对全尺寸飞机结构疲劳(耐久性)试验过程中更改载荷谱情况下对全尺寸结构疲劳试验机(单机)进行耐久性评定的需求,基于耐久性分析的概率断裂力学方法和改进的裂纹萌生方法,提出了综合不同谱下耐久性试验数据集确定描述结构细节原始疲劳质量的当量初始缺陷尺寸分布的方法,给出了载荷谱变更情况下计算各应力区裂纹超越概率的损伤累加方法,从而建立了能够准确预测载荷谱变更情况下结构经济寿命的耐久性评定方法.这种方法已成功应用于某型飞机结构全尺寸试验中更改载荷谱情况的耐久性评定,有着重要的工程应用价值.      

基于SPARC V8结构处理器的计算机系统设计

首先介绍了国内外计算机SPARC体系结构的研究现状,指出SPARC体系结构已成为国际上流行的处理器结构之一,而且众多航天机构也采用了SPARC结构的处理器设计其航天器的计算机系统。随后,着重说明了SPARC V8的组成结构以及国内外基于SPARC V8结构设计实现的处理器。最后给出了基于国产SPARC V8结构处理器BM3802设计实现的最小系统组成结构。     

L10结构金属间化合物空位形成能

L1₀结构CoPt和FePt 薄膜因其高磁各向异性而成为新一代超高磁记录密度材料.采用Miedema理论计算了多种L1₀结构金属间化合物的空位形成能.研究结果表明:在这些金属间化合物中可能形成的空位类型,如FeNi和MnNi合金中易形成Ni空位;FePt和FePd合金中易形成Fe空位;CoPt合金中易形成Co空位;NiPt合金中易形成Ni空位;MnPt合金中易形成Pt空位;MnPd和MnHg合金中易形成Mn空位;MnRh合金中易形成Rh空位.这一研究结果为进一步研究开发高性能的磁性薄膜提供了理论依据.     

Simulation Techniques for Cosmological Simulations

Modern cosmological observations allow us to study in great detail the evolution and history of the large scale structure hierarchy. The fundamental problem of accurate constraints on the cosmological parameters, within a given cosmological model, requires precise modelling of the observed structure. In this paper we briefly review the current most effective techniques of large scale structure simulations, emphasising both their advantages and shortcomings. Starting with basics of the direct N-body simulations appropriate to modelling cold dark matter evolution, we then discuss the direct-sum technique GRAPE, particle-mesh (PM) and hybrid methods, combining the PM and the tree algorithms. Simulations of baryonic matter in the Universe often use hydrodynamic codes based on both particle methods that discretise mass, and grid-based methods. We briefly describe Eulerian grid methods, and also some variants of Lagrangian smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) methods.