Originally extracted from willow bark,salicylic acid(SA)provided the structural basis for the synthesis of acetylsalicylic acid(aspirin)in 1897,a milestone that exemplifies the far-reaching biomedical relevance of pla...Originally extracted from willow bark,salicylic acid(SA)provided the structural basis for the synthesis of acetylsalicylic acid(aspirin)in 1897,a milestone that exemplifies the far-reaching biomedical relevance of plant-derived metabolites(Desborough and Keeling,2017).In plants,SA functions as a pleiotropic phytohormone that orchestrates immune reprogramming,serving as a central mediator of both local defense responses and systemic acquired resistance(SAR).展开更多
In this paper, we have demonstrated an Er-doped ultrafast laser with a single mode fiber-gradient index multimode fiber-single mode fiber(SMF-GIMF-SMF, SMS) structure as saturable absorber(SA), which can generate not ...In this paper, we have demonstrated an Er-doped ultrafast laser with a single mode fiber-gradient index multimode fiber-single mode fiber(SMF-GIMF-SMF, SMS) structure as saturable absorber(SA), which can generate not only stable single-pulse state, but also special mode-locked pulses with the characteristics of high energy and noisy behaviors at proper pump power and cavity polarization state. In addition, we have deeply investigated the real-time spectral evolutions of the mode-locked pulses through the dispersive Fourier transformation(DFT) technique. It can be found that the pulse regime can actually consist of a lot of small noise pulses with randomly varying intensities. We believe that these results will further enrich the nonlinear dynamical processes in the ultrafast lasers.展开更多
The southern region of Saudi Arabia exhibits a distinct seismic profile shaped by the Red Sea Rift and local fault systems, necessitating rigorous seismic hazard evaluations and tailored structural design strategies. ...The southern region of Saudi Arabia exhibits a distinct seismic profile shaped by the Red Sea Rift and local fault systems, necessitating rigorous seismic hazard evaluations and tailored structural design strategies. This study applies a robust Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (PSHA) framework to compute Maximum Considered Earthquake (MCE) and Risk-Targeted Maximum Considered Earthquake (MCER) values for major cities, including Jazan, Abha, and Najran. Utilizing local seismotectonic models, ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs), and soil classifications, the study generates precise ground motion parameters critical for infrastructure planning and safety. Results indicate significant seismic hazard variability, with Jazan showing high seismic risks with an MCER SA (0.2 s) of 0.45 g, compared to Najran’s lower risks at 0.23 g. Structural design guidelines, informed by MCE and MCER calculations, prioritize the integration of site-specific seismic data, enhanced ductility requirements, and advanced analytical methods to ensure resilient and sustainable infrastructure. The study underscores the necessity of localized seismic assessments and modern engineering practices to effectively mitigate seismic risks in this geologically complex region.展开更多
基金supported by grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(32330056)。
文摘Originally extracted from willow bark,salicylic acid(SA)provided the structural basis for the synthesis of acetylsalicylic acid(aspirin)in 1897,a milestone that exemplifies the far-reaching biomedical relevance of plant-derived metabolites(Desborough and Keeling,2017).In plants,SA functions as a pleiotropic phytohormone that orchestrates immune reprogramming,serving as a central mediator of both local defense responses and systemic acquired resistance(SAR).
基金supported by the Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation (No.2023A1515010093)the Shenzhen Fundamental Research Program (Stable Support Plan Program)(Nos.JCYJ20220809170611004, 20231121110828001 and 20231121113641002)the National Taipei University of Technology-Shenzhen University Joint Research Program (No.2024001)。
文摘In this paper, we have demonstrated an Er-doped ultrafast laser with a single mode fiber-gradient index multimode fiber-single mode fiber(SMF-GIMF-SMF, SMS) structure as saturable absorber(SA), which can generate not only stable single-pulse state, but also special mode-locked pulses with the characteristics of high energy and noisy behaviors at proper pump power and cavity polarization state. In addition, we have deeply investigated the real-time spectral evolutions of the mode-locked pulses through the dispersive Fourier transformation(DFT) technique. It can be found that the pulse regime can actually consist of a lot of small noise pulses with randomly varying intensities. We believe that these results will further enrich the nonlinear dynamical processes in the ultrafast lasers.
文摘The southern region of Saudi Arabia exhibits a distinct seismic profile shaped by the Red Sea Rift and local fault systems, necessitating rigorous seismic hazard evaluations and tailored structural design strategies. This study applies a robust Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis (PSHA) framework to compute Maximum Considered Earthquake (MCE) and Risk-Targeted Maximum Considered Earthquake (MCER) values for major cities, including Jazan, Abha, and Najran. Utilizing local seismotectonic models, ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs), and soil classifications, the study generates precise ground motion parameters critical for infrastructure planning and safety. Results indicate significant seismic hazard variability, with Jazan showing high seismic risks with an MCER SA (0.2 s) of 0.45 g, compared to Najran’s lower risks at 0.23 g. Structural design guidelines, informed by MCE and MCER calculations, prioritize the integration of site-specific seismic data, enhanced ductility requirements, and advanced analytical methods to ensure resilient and sustainable infrastructure. The study underscores the necessity of localized seismic assessments and modern engineering practices to effectively mitigate seismic risks in this geologically complex region.
