This paper develops a moderated mediation model in which the interactive effects of food traceability and environmental dynamism on firm performance are mediated by the core capabilities(operating capabilities and mar...This paper develops a moderated mediation model in which the interactive effects of food traceability and environmental dynamism on firm performance are mediated by the core capabilities(operating capabilities and marketing capabilities)in food supply chain context, by invoking the indirect view of organizational learning theory. Our hypotheses were tested using hierarchical regression and bootstrapping methods with a sample of 216 food manufacturing firms in China, and a survey-based, two-informant design was used to collect data. The results revealed that operating and marketing capabilities fully mediate the food traceability-performance link. In addition, environmental dynamism positively moderates the food traceability-core capabilities link. Moreover, it is found that operating and marketing capabilities transform the interactive impacts of environmental dynamism and food traceability into firm performance. Our study offers a fine-grained picture of the essential food traceability-performance link by revealing for the first time that there is an interactive impacts of food traceability and environmental dynamism on firm performance via core capabilities.展开更多
Communicative dynamism is of great importance in the field of linguistics, which would help a lot to extract the useful experience for the numerous fields as the educational field. In order to make full advantage of t...Communicative dynamism is of great importance in the field of linguistics, which would help a lot to extract the useful experience for the numerous fields as the educational field. In order to make full advantage of the communicative dynamism,it is imperative to find out the details. Therefore, a summary should be made so as to get a better understanding of the discourse analysis. In the summary, the distribution of communicative dynamism and prosodic prominence would be discussed together with the related details.展开更多
In the Southern African context,businesses,governments,and community-based organizations have become reliant on teamwork to streamline processes,augment participation and improve performance.In this regard,the histori...In the Southern African context,businesses,governments,and community-based organizations have become reliant on teamwork to streamline processes,augment participation and improve performance.In this regard,the historically formalized,centralized,and departmentalized mechanistic structures are being replaced by team-based structures.Research from the North,on team building,suggests that teams have a potential to give diversity in knowledge,attitudes,skills,and experience,whose integration would make it possible to offer rapid,flexible and innovative responses to problems and challenges,promoting performance and improving the satisfaction of those making the team.In South Africa,a state-owned entity launched a team-building initiative to improve team effectiveness and functioning within the water sector.This initiative was implemented contemporaneously with climate and culture change management initiatives envisioned to usher in a new culture,to improve employee morale,and,ultimately,to ensure a high-performing organization.These initiatives sought to help articulate and cultivate leadership accord,create a common vision,as well as develop a consensus on a set of collective values that would become the bedrock of the organization.In the light of this background,this paper examines the effectiveness of the“growing-our-teams”initiative,with the goal of lending insights into the strengths and weaknesses of strategies and processes deployed to implement and manage the initiative.In assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the program,the underpinning research was conducted by reviewing and analyzing related articles and papers,as well as interrogating employee experiences relating to the program.How do state-owned entities learn and implement lessons distilled from their programs or initiatives to build capacity and improve efficiencies?展开更多
Taken discourse production as the research objective,it holds that discourse production is dynamic in human communication.It attempts to analyze the dynamics on the basis of Relevance-adaption model from the perspecti...Taken discourse production as the research objective,it holds that discourse production is dynamic in human communication.It attempts to analyze the dynamics on the basis of Relevance-adaption model from the perspective of cognitive pragmatics and explain the role of the context dynamics that plays in the discourse production.展开更多
Noncohesive particle clusters are identified and tracked in turbulent flows to determine the breakdown and time evolution of cluster statistics and their implications for interscale mass transfer,which has connections...Noncohesive particle clusters are identified and tracked in turbulent flows to determine the breakdown and time evolution of cluster statistics and their implications for interscale mass transfer,which has connections to the classical turbulent energy cascade and its mass cascade counterpart running in parallel.In particular,the formation and dynamics of sediment and larvae clusters are of interest to coral larvae settlement in coastal regions and particularly the resilience of green-gray coastal protection solutions.Analogous cluster behavior is relevant to cloud microphysics and precipitation initiation,radiation transport and light transmission through colloids and suspensions,heat and mass transfer in particle-laden flows,and viral and pollutant transmission.Following a comparison between various clustering techniques,we adopt a density-based cluster identification algorithm based on its simplicity and efficiency,where particles are clustered based on the number of neighboring particles in their individual spheres of influence.We establish parallels with lattice-based percolation theory,as evident in the power-law scaling of the cluster size distribution near the percolation threshold.The degree of discontinuity of the phase transition associated with this percolation threshold is observed to broaden with larger Stokes numbers and thereby large-scale clustering.The sensitivity of our findings to the employed clustering algorithm is discussed.A novel cluster tracking algorithm is deployed to determine the interscale transfer rate along the particle-number phase-space dimension via accounting of cluster breakup and merger events,extending previous work on the bubble breakup cascade beneath surface breaking waves.Our findings shed light on the interaction between particle clusters and their carrier turbulent flows,with an eye toward transport models incorporating cluster characteristics and dynamics.展开更多
Ultrasonic-Assisted Grinding(UAG)is a novel manufacturing technology that shows promising promise for use in processing Ceramic Matrix Composites(CMCs).Nevertheless,analyzing the material removal process of CMCs with ...Ultrasonic-Assisted Grinding(UAG)is a novel manufacturing technology that shows promising promise for use in processing Ceramic Matrix Composites(CMCs).Nevertheless,analyzing the material removal process of CMCs with multidirectional structure during UAG is challenging,impeding the progress and improvement of the UAG process.This work examined the impact of ultrasonic vibration on the dynamic mechanical characteristics during processing.Additionally,we experimentally elucidated the material removal mechanism of CMCs during the scratching process under the influence of vertical vibration.The results indicate that the introduction of ultrasonic vibration causes a strain rate effect,resulting in a modification of the material removal mechanism,subsequently impacting the processing quality.Ultrasonic vibration increases the dynamic strength and brittleness of the fibers in CMCs,leading to more cracks at fracture,which changes from the original bending fracture to shear fracture.In addition,ultrasonic vibration can effectively inhibit the impact of scratching depth and anisotropy on the removal mechanism of CMCs,resulting in a more uniform surface of CMCs after processing.展开更多
As a key component of shale oil,petroleum fractions,and chemical products,the oxidative pyrolysis behavior of paraffin directly influences energy conversion efficiency and the direction of process optimization.A deep ...As a key component of shale oil,petroleum fractions,and chemical products,the oxidative pyrolysis behavior of paraffin directly influences energy conversion efficiency and the direction of process optimization.A deep understanding of its oxidative pyrolysis mechanism is crucial for addressing wax deposition in oil and gas extraction,enhancing product selectivity in cracking processes,and advancing novel clean fuel technologies.Traditional experimental methods face challenges in capturing transient free-radical reaction pathways at high temperatures,whereas molecular dynamics simulations offer a powerful approach to bridge the research gap in elucidating atomic-scale dynamic mechanisms.This database is constructed based on high-precision molecular dynamics simulations,comprising oxidative pyrolysis trajectory data for three paraffin models featuring different straight-chain hydrocarbon distributions within the temperature range of 2100-2500 K.The COMPASS force field was employed to optimize the initial structures,and the ReaxFF reactive force field was used to simulate the oxidative pyrolysis process.The database includes atomic trajectories,species evolution information,and reaction network analysis results for both heating and isothermal cracking processes,with a total data volume of approximately 141 GB(including 150000 atomic configuration frames).The data is stored in a hierarchical directory structure,supporting multi-scale oxidative pyrolysis mechanism studies and providing atomic-scale dynamic evidence for revealing carbon chain length effects and temperature sensitivity.展开更多
Graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks demonstrate extensive application potential in military equipment thermal management,high-power electronic packaging,new energy vehicles,and 5G communication systems,due to t...Graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks demonstrate extensive application potential in military equipment thermal management,high-power electronic packaging,new energy vehicles,and 5G communication systems,due to their outstanding properties,including high thermal conductivity,tunable thermal expansion coefficients,excellent mechanical strength,and low density.However,the industrial-scale application of these composites faces critical challenges during the fabrication of components with complex structures,such as inhomogeneous dispersion of graphene within the copper matrix and poor interfacial bonding between the two phases,which substantially undermine the overall performance of graphene/copper-based composites.To address these issues,the preparation methods for graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks were reviewed.For each method,a rigorous analysis was presented to clarify its inherent advantages and unavoidable restrictions.Furthermore,the latest research progress in addressing three core scientific challenges was synthesized,including uniform dispersion of graphene,interfacial optimization mechanisms,and molecular dynamics simulations for elucidating the structure-property relationships.Finally,the future development directions of graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks in engineering applications were prospected.展开更多
The multi-satellite electromagnetic formation flight system is nonlinear and strongly coupled,which makes modeling and optimization challenging.To simplify electromagnetic force evaluation and dynamics modeling,we int...The multi-satellite electromagnetic formation flight system is nonlinear and strongly coupled,which makes modeling and optimization challenging.To simplify electromagnetic force evaluation and dynamics modeling,we introduce a reference frame consistent with each satellite body frame,in which the electromagnetic dipoles and electromagnetic forces are represented as two-dimensional vectors.Then,the maneuver time is divided into time intervals,and different satellite sets are activated in each interval,converting the multi-satellite formation reconfiguration problem into an optimal trajectory problem of each two-satellite subsystem.To this end,a token-based dynamic programming method with a switching penalty of active satellite sets is proposed to determine the sequence of satellite sets participating in each time interval,thereby enabling all satellites to reach their desired states.For the two-satellite subsystem with the objectives of minimizing maneuver time and energy consumption,the Gauss pseudo-spectral method is employed to generate the optimal reconfiguration trajectory.Numerical simulations verify the effectiveness of the proposed optimization method.展开更多
Gas wells often encounter blockages in gas recovery channels owing to fluid accumulation during the later stages of extraction,which adversely affects subsequent recovery efforts.These undesirable conditions(e.g.,high...Gas wells often encounter blockages in gas recovery channels owing to fluid accumulation during the later stages of extraction,which adversely affects subsequent recovery efforts.These undesirable conditions(e.g.,high condensate content,high temperature,and high salinity)often affect foaming agent performance.In this study,surfactants were screened using an airflow method that closely resembles field treatment method.Notably,alcohol ether sulfates(AE_(n)S)with various polyoxyethylene(EO)units demonstrated exceptional performance in terms of liquid unloading efficiency and foam stability.At 80℃,the unloading efficiency of AE_(n)S with two EO units(AE_(2)S)in a high NaCl mass concentration(up to 200 g/L)and high condensate volume fraction(up to 20%)reached 84%.The dynamic surface tension and interfacial tension measured at the same temperature were used to analyze the influence of the diffusion rate and interfacial characteristics on the AE_(n)S foam,while the viscosity and liquid film thickness measurements reflected the mechanical strength and liquid-carrying capacity.In addition,transmission electron microscopy(TEM)revealed that AE_(2)S formed“dendritic”micellar aggregates at a high NaCl mass concentration,which significantly enhanced the viscosity and stability of the foam.The interactions among AE_(n)S,NaCl,and H2O were analyzed using molecular dynamics,and it was confirmed from a molecular mechanics perspective that a stable structure can form among the three,contributing to the foam stability.These findings demonstrate the significant potential of the AE_(2)S foam for gas well deliquification.展开更多
The development of the Internet has provided firms with the ideal opportunity to make up for the knowledge gap for achieving internal knowledge generation(IKG)and external knowledge acquisition(EKA).It is worth explor...The development of the Internet has provided firms with the ideal opportunity to make up for the knowledge gap for achieving internal knowledge generation(IKG)and external knowledge acquisition(EKA).It is worth exploring how Internet resources can be used to satisfy organizational knowledge needs efficiently to adapt to dynamic environments.Thus,according to the resource-based view,knowledge-based view,and contingency theory,we study the impact of different types of Internet resources on the two modes of knowledge creation(IKG and EKA),as well as the moderating effect of environmental dynamism(ED)on this relationship.The hypothesized relationships were tested using the hierarchical regression analysis method with survey data collected from 399 Chinese firms.We found that Internet relationship resource and Internet human resource can simultaneously facilitate IKG and EKA,while Internet infrastructure resource positively affects IKG but has no significant impact on EKA.Furthermore,ED positively moderates the relationship between Internet relationship resource and IKG and EKA,but negatively moderates the relationship between Internet human resource and EKA.展开更多
Understanding the temperature dependent deformation behavior of Mg alloys is crucial for their expanding use in the aerospace sector.This study investigates the deformation mechanisms of hot-rolled AZ61 Mg alloy under...Understanding the temperature dependent deformation behavior of Mg alloys is crucial for their expanding use in the aerospace sector.This study investigates the deformation mechanisms of hot-rolled AZ61 Mg alloy under uniaxial tension along rolling direction(RD)and transverse direction(TD)at-50,25,50,and 150℃.Results reveal a transition from high strength with limited elongation at-50℃ to significant softening and maximum ductility at 150℃.TD samples consistently showed 2%-6%higher strength than RD;however,this yield anisotropy diminished at 150℃ due to the shift from twinning to thermally activated slip and recovery.Fractography indicated a change from semi-brittle to fully ductile fracture with increasing temperature.Electron backscattered diffraction(EBSD)analysis confirmed twinning-driven grain refinement at low temperatures,while deformation at high temperatures involved grain elongation along shear zones,enabling greater strain accommodation before material failure.展开更多
Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may com...Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may compromise their fatigue capacity.The most common structural design for railway noise barriers consists of vertical configurations of posts and panels.However,there have been few dynamic analyses of steel post/wood panel noise barriers under train-induced aerodynamic loads.This study used dynamic finite element analysis to assess the dynamic behavior of such noise barriers.Analysis of a 40-m-long noise barrier model and a triangular simplified load model,the latter of which effectively represented the detailed aerodynamic load,were first used to establish the model and input of the moving load during dynamic simulation.Then,the effects of different parameters on the dynamic response of the noise barrier were evaluated,including the damping ratio,the profile of the steel post,the span length of the panel,the barrier height,and the train speed.Gray relational analysis indicated that barrier height exhibited the highest correlations with the dynamic responses,followed by train speed,post profile,span length,and damping ratio.A reduction in the natural frequency and an increase in the train speed result in a higher peak response and more pronounced fluctuations between the nose and tail waves.The dynamic amplification factor(DAF)was found to be related to both the natural frequency and train speed.A model was proposed showing that the DAF significantly increases as the square of the natural frequency decreases and the cube of the train speed rises.展开更多
The equilibrium dynamics and nonlinear rheology of unentangled polymer blends remain inadequately understood,especially regarding the influence of short-chain matrix length N_(S) on the structure and rheological behav...The equilibrium dynamics and nonlinear rheology of unentangled polymer blends remain inadequately understood,especially regarding the influence of short-chain matrix length N_(S) on the structure and rheological behavior of dispersed long chains.Using molecular dynamics simulations based on the Kremer-Grest model,we systematically explore the N_(S)-dependence of static conformations,equilibrium dynamics,and nonlinear shear responses in unentangled long-chain/short-chain polymer blends.Our results demonstrate a decoupling between the static and dynamic sensitivity to N_(S):while the static chain size,R_g,follows Flory theory with slight swelling at small N_(S) due to incomplete excluded volume screening,the diffusion coefficient,D,and the relaxation time,τ_(0),exhibit a strong,non-monotonic N_(S)-dependence,transitioning from monomeric friction dominance at small N_(S) to collective segmental rearrangement at large N_(S).Additionally,we observe partial decoupling between the viscous and normal stress responses:while the zero-shear viscosity,η,is strongly N_(S)-dependent,the first and second normal stress coefficients,Ψ_(1) and Ψ_(2),collapse onto universal curves when scaled by the dimensionless shear rate,γτ_(0),suggesting a common mechanism of orientation and stretching.Under shear,long chains compress in the vorticity direction λ_(z)~Wi^(-0.2),which reduces collision frequency and contributes to shear thinning,while the scaling of weaker orientation resistance m_(G)~Wi^(0.35)reflects hydrodynamic screening by the short-chain matrix.These findings highlight the limitations of single-chain models and emphasize the necessity of considering N_(S)-dependent matrix dynamics and flow-induced structural changes in understanding the rheology of unentangled polymer blends.展开更多
In multi-modal emotion recognition,excessive reliance on historical context often impedes the detection of emotional shifts,while modality heterogeneity and unimodal noise limit recognition performance.Existing method...In multi-modal emotion recognition,excessive reliance on historical context often impedes the detection of emotional shifts,while modality heterogeneity and unimodal noise limit recognition performance.Existing methods struggle to dynamically adjust cross-modal complementary strength to optimize fusion quality and lack effective mechanisms to model the dynamic evolution of emotions.To address these issues,we propose a multi-level dynamic gating and emotion transfer framework for multi-modal emotion recognition.A dynamic gating mechanism is applied across unimodal encoding,cross-modal alignment,and emotion transfer modeling,substantially improving noise robustness and feature alignment.First,we construct a unimodal encoder based on gated recurrent units and feature-selection gating to suppress intra-modal noise and enhance contextual representation.Second,we design a gated-attention crossmodal encoder that dynamically calibrates the complementary contributions of visual and audio modalities to the dominant textual features and eliminates redundant information.Finally,we introduce a gated enhanced emotion transfer module that explicitly models the temporal dependence of emotional evolution in dialogues via transfer gating and optimizes continuity modeling with a comparative learning loss.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms state-of-the-art models on the public MELD and IEMOCAP datasets.展开更多
The effects of initial spin orientation on the final electron beam polarization in laser wakefield acceleration in a pre-polarized plasma are investigated theoretically and numerically.From the results of variation of...The effects of initial spin orientation on the final electron beam polarization in laser wakefield acceleration in a pre-polarized plasma are investigated theoretically and numerically.From the results of variation of the initial spin direction,the spin dynamics of the electron beam are found to depend on the self-injection mechanism.The effects of wakefields and laser fields are studied using test particle dynamics and particle-in-cell simulations based on the Thomas-Bargmann-Michel-Telegdi equation.Compared with transverse injection,longitudinal injection is found to be preferable for obtaining a highly polarized electron beam.展开更多
The Kibble-Zurek (KZ) effect offers an overarching description of dynamical scaling behavior near a critical point.[1,2] Originally proposed in a classical setup,the KZ effect has been generalized to quantum phase tra...The Kibble-Zurek (KZ) effect offers an overarching description of dynamical scaling behavior near a critical point.[1,2] Originally proposed in a classical setup,the KZ effect has been generalized to quantum phase transitions[3-5] and is actively explored on quantum simulation platforms.[6-9] Exploring how the KZ effect fares across different criticalities has proven to be a rewarding pursuit,significantly enriching our understanding of nonequilibrium quantum dynamics.[3-5,10-23]展开更多
基金supported by the research grant from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (71803183)the Financial Funds of Ministry of Agriculture (051821301112421010)
文摘This paper develops a moderated mediation model in which the interactive effects of food traceability and environmental dynamism on firm performance are mediated by the core capabilities(operating capabilities and marketing capabilities)in food supply chain context, by invoking the indirect view of organizational learning theory. Our hypotheses were tested using hierarchical regression and bootstrapping methods with a sample of 216 food manufacturing firms in China, and a survey-based, two-informant design was used to collect data. The results revealed that operating and marketing capabilities fully mediate the food traceability-performance link. In addition, environmental dynamism positively moderates the food traceability-core capabilities link. Moreover, it is found that operating and marketing capabilities transform the interactive impacts of environmental dynamism and food traceability into firm performance. Our study offers a fine-grained picture of the essential food traceability-performance link by revealing for the first time that there is an interactive impacts of food traceability and environmental dynamism on firm performance via core capabilities.
文摘Communicative dynamism is of great importance in the field of linguistics, which would help a lot to extract the useful experience for the numerous fields as the educational field. In order to make full advantage of the communicative dynamism,it is imperative to find out the details. Therefore, a summary should be made so as to get a better understanding of the discourse analysis. In the summary, the distribution of communicative dynamism and prosodic prominence would be discussed together with the related details.
文摘In the Southern African context,businesses,governments,and community-based organizations have become reliant on teamwork to streamline processes,augment participation and improve performance.In this regard,the historically formalized,centralized,and departmentalized mechanistic structures are being replaced by team-based structures.Research from the North,on team building,suggests that teams have a potential to give diversity in knowledge,attitudes,skills,and experience,whose integration would make it possible to offer rapid,flexible and innovative responses to problems and challenges,promoting performance and improving the satisfaction of those making the team.In South Africa,a state-owned entity launched a team-building initiative to improve team effectiveness and functioning within the water sector.This initiative was implemented contemporaneously with climate and culture change management initiatives envisioned to usher in a new culture,to improve employee morale,and,ultimately,to ensure a high-performing organization.These initiatives sought to help articulate and cultivate leadership accord,create a common vision,as well as develop a consensus on a set of collective values that would become the bedrock of the organization.In the light of this background,this paper examines the effectiveness of the“growing-our-teams”initiative,with the goal of lending insights into the strengths and weaknesses of strategies and processes deployed to implement and manage the initiative.In assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the program,the underpinning research was conducted by reviewing and analyzing related articles and papers,as well as interrogating employee experiences relating to the program.How do state-owned entities learn and implement lessons distilled from their programs or initiatives to build capacity and improve efficiencies?
文摘Taken discourse production as the research objective,it holds that discourse production is dynamic in human communication.It attempts to analyze the dynamics on the basis of Relevance-adaption model from the perspective of cognitive pragmatics and explain the role of the context dynamics that plays in the discourse production.
文摘Noncohesive particle clusters are identified and tracked in turbulent flows to determine the breakdown and time evolution of cluster statistics and their implications for interscale mass transfer,which has connections to the classical turbulent energy cascade and its mass cascade counterpart running in parallel.In particular,the formation and dynamics of sediment and larvae clusters are of interest to coral larvae settlement in coastal regions and particularly the resilience of green-gray coastal protection solutions.Analogous cluster behavior is relevant to cloud microphysics and precipitation initiation,radiation transport and light transmission through colloids and suspensions,heat and mass transfer in particle-laden flows,and viral and pollutant transmission.Following a comparison between various clustering techniques,we adopt a density-based cluster identification algorithm based on its simplicity and efficiency,where particles are clustered based on the number of neighboring particles in their individual spheres of influence.We establish parallels with lattice-based percolation theory,as evident in the power-law scaling of the cluster size distribution near the percolation threshold.The degree of discontinuity of the phase transition associated with this percolation threshold is observed to broaden with larger Stokes numbers and thereby large-scale clustering.The sensitivity of our findings to the employed clustering algorithm is discussed.A novel cluster tracking algorithm is deployed to determine the interscale transfer rate along the particle-number phase-space dimension via accounting of cluster breakup and merger events,extending previous work on the bubble breakup cascade beneath surface breaking waves.Our findings shed light on the interaction between particle clusters and their carrier turbulent flows,with an eye toward transport models incorporating cluster characteristics and dynamics.
基金supported by the National Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars of China(No.52325506)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.DUT22LAB501)。
文摘Ultrasonic-Assisted Grinding(UAG)is a novel manufacturing technology that shows promising promise for use in processing Ceramic Matrix Composites(CMCs).Nevertheless,analyzing the material removal process of CMCs with multidirectional structure during UAG is challenging,impeding the progress and improvement of the UAG process.This work examined the impact of ultrasonic vibration on the dynamic mechanical characteristics during processing.Additionally,we experimentally elucidated the material removal mechanism of CMCs during the scratching process under the influence of vertical vibration.The results indicate that the introduction of ultrasonic vibration causes a strain rate effect,resulting in a modification of the material removal mechanism,subsequently impacting the processing quality.Ultrasonic vibration increases the dynamic strength and brittleness of the fibers in CMCs,leading to more cracks at fracture,which changes from the original bending fracture to shear fracture.In addition,ultrasonic vibration can effectively inhibit the impact of scratching depth and anisotropy on the removal mechanism of CMCs,resulting in a more uniform surface of CMCs after processing.
基金Supported by Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province (202203021221219)Research on the Construction of Scientific and Technological Innovation Think Tank of Shanxi Association for Science and Technology (KXKT202542)Planning Project under Commerce Statistical Society of China (2025STY122)。
文摘As a key component of shale oil,petroleum fractions,and chemical products,the oxidative pyrolysis behavior of paraffin directly influences energy conversion efficiency and the direction of process optimization.A deep understanding of its oxidative pyrolysis mechanism is crucial for addressing wax deposition in oil and gas extraction,enhancing product selectivity in cracking processes,and advancing novel clean fuel technologies.Traditional experimental methods face challenges in capturing transient free-radical reaction pathways at high temperatures,whereas molecular dynamics simulations offer a powerful approach to bridge the research gap in elucidating atomic-scale dynamic mechanisms.This database is constructed based on high-precision molecular dynamics simulations,comprising oxidative pyrolysis trajectory data for three paraffin models featuring different straight-chain hydrocarbon distributions within the temperature range of 2100-2500 K.The COMPASS force field was employed to optimize the initial structures,and the ReaxFF reactive force field was used to simulate the oxidative pyrolysis process.The database includes atomic trajectories,species evolution information,and reaction network analysis results for both heating and isothermal cracking processes,with a total data volume of approximately 141 GB(including 150000 atomic configuration frames).The data is stored in a hierarchical directory structure,supporting multi-scale oxidative pyrolysis mechanism studies and providing atomic-scale dynamic evidence for revealing carbon chain length effects and temperature sensitivity.
基金Research Start-Up Fund Project of Anhui Polytechnic University(S022023017)University Research Project of Anhui Province(2023AH050937)+1 种基金Anhui Polytechnic University Research Foundation for Introducing Talents(2022YQQ003)Anhui Province Key Laboratory of Intelligent Vehicle Chassis by Wire。
文摘Graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks demonstrate extensive application potential in military equipment thermal management,high-power electronic packaging,new energy vehicles,and 5G communication systems,due to their outstanding properties,including high thermal conductivity,tunable thermal expansion coefficients,excellent mechanical strength,and low density.However,the industrial-scale application of these composites faces critical challenges during the fabrication of components with complex structures,such as inhomogeneous dispersion of graphene within the copper matrix and poor interfacial bonding between the two phases,which substantially undermine the overall performance of graphene/copper-based composites.To address these issues,the preparation methods for graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks were reviewed.For each method,a rigorous analysis was presented to clarify its inherent advantages and unavoidable restrictions.Furthermore,the latest research progress in addressing three core scientific challenges was synthesized,including uniform dispersion of graphene,interfacial optimization mechanisms,and molecular dynamics simulations for elucidating the structure-property relationships.Finally,the future development directions of graphene/copper-based composite heat sinks in engineering applications were prospected.
文摘The multi-satellite electromagnetic formation flight system is nonlinear and strongly coupled,which makes modeling and optimization challenging.To simplify electromagnetic force evaluation and dynamics modeling,we introduce a reference frame consistent with each satellite body frame,in which the electromagnetic dipoles and electromagnetic forces are represented as two-dimensional vectors.Then,the maneuver time is divided into time intervals,and different satellite sets are activated in each interval,converting the multi-satellite formation reconfiguration problem into an optimal trajectory problem of each two-satellite subsystem.To this end,a token-based dynamic programming method with a switching penalty of active satellite sets is proposed to determine the sequence of satellite sets participating in each time interval,thereby enabling all satellites to reach their desired states.For the two-satellite subsystem with the objectives of minimizing maneuver time and energy consumption,the Gauss pseudo-spectral method is employed to generate the optimal reconfiguration trajectory.Numerical simulations verify the effectiveness of the proposed optimization method.
文摘Gas wells often encounter blockages in gas recovery channels owing to fluid accumulation during the later stages of extraction,which adversely affects subsequent recovery efforts.These undesirable conditions(e.g.,high condensate content,high temperature,and high salinity)often affect foaming agent performance.In this study,surfactants were screened using an airflow method that closely resembles field treatment method.Notably,alcohol ether sulfates(AE_(n)S)with various polyoxyethylene(EO)units demonstrated exceptional performance in terms of liquid unloading efficiency and foam stability.At 80℃,the unloading efficiency of AE_(n)S with two EO units(AE_(2)S)in a high NaCl mass concentration(up to 200 g/L)and high condensate volume fraction(up to 20%)reached 84%.The dynamic surface tension and interfacial tension measured at the same temperature were used to analyze the influence of the diffusion rate and interfacial characteristics on the AE_(n)S foam,while the viscosity and liquid film thickness measurements reflected the mechanical strength and liquid-carrying capacity.In addition,transmission electron microscopy(TEM)revealed that AE_(2)S formed“dendritic”micellar aggregates at a high NaCl mass concentration,which significantly enhanced the viscosity and stability of the foam.The interactions among AE_(n)S,NaCl,and H2O were analyzed using molecular dynamics,and it was confirmed from a molecular mechanics perspective that a stable structure can form among the three,contributing to the foam stability.These findings demonstrate the significant potential of the AE_(2)S foam for gas well deliquification.
基金This work was supported by the National Social Science Foundation of China(No.15FGL005)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.71403052 and 71403055)the Social Science Planning Project of Fujian Province of China(No.FJ2016C030).
文摘The development of the Internet has provided firms with the ideal opportunity to make up for the knowledge gap for achieving internal knowledge generation(IKG)and external knowledge acquisition(EKA).It is worth exploring how Internet resources can be used to satisfy organizational knowledge needs efficiently to adapt to dynamic environments.Thus,according to the resource-based view,knowledge-based view,and contingency theory,we study the impact of different types of Internet resources on the two modes of knowledge creation(IKG and EKA),as well as the moderating effect of environmental dynamism(ED)on this relationship.The hypothesized relationships were tested using the hierarchical regression analysis method with survey data collected from 399 Chinese firms.We found that Internet relationship resource and Internet human resource can simultaneously facilitate IKG and EKA,while Internet infrastructure resource positively affects IKG but has no significant impact on EKA.Furthermore,ED positively moderates the relationship between Internet relationship resource and IKG and EKA,but negatively moderates the relationship between Internet human resource and EKA.
基金supported by the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning(KETEP)the Ministry of Trade,Industry&Energy(MOTIE)of the Republic of Korea Program(No.RS-2025-02603127,Innovation Research Center for Zero-carbon Fuel Gas Turbine Design,Manufacture,and Safety)。
文摘Understanding the temperature dependent deformation behavior of Mg alloys is crucial for their expanding use in the aerospace sector.This study investigates the deformation mechanisms of hot-rolled AZ61 Mg alloy under uniaxial tension along rolling direction(RD)and transverse direction(TD)at-50,25,50,and 150℃.Results reveal a transition from high strength with limited elongation at-50℃ to significant softening and maximum ductility at 150℃.TD samples consistently showed 2%-6%higher strength than RD;however,this yield anisotropy diminished at 150℃ due to the shift from twinning to thermally activated slip and recovery.Fractography indicated a change from semi-brittle to fully ductile fracture with increasing temperature.Electron backscattered diffraction(EBSD)analysis confirmed twinning-driven grain refinement at low temperatures,while deformation at high temperatures involved grain elongation along shear zones,enabling greater strain accommodation before material failure.
基金financially supported by the Swedish Transport Administration(Trafikverket)through the“Excellence Area 4”and FOI-BBT program(Grant Nos.BBT-2019-022 and BBT-TRV 2024/132497).
文摘Railway noise barriers are an essential piece of infrastructure for reducing noise propagation.However,these barriers experience aerodynamic loads generated by high-speed trains,leading to dynamic effects that may compromise their fatigue capacity.The most common structural design for railway noise barriers consists of vertical configurations of posts and panels.However,there have been few dynamic analyses of steel post/wood panel noise barriers under train-induced aerodynamic loads.This study used dynamic finite element analysis to assess the dynamic behavior of such noise barriers.Analysis of a 40-m-long noise barrier model and a triangular simplified load model,the latter of which effectively represented the detailed aerodynamic load,were first used to establish the model and input of the moving load during dynamic simulation.Then,the effects of different parameters on the dynamic response of the noise barrier were evaluated,including the damping ratio,the profile of the steel post,the span length of the panel,the barrier height,and the train speed.Gray relational analysis indicated that barrier height exhibited the highest correlations with the dynamic responses,followed by train speed,post profile,span length,and damping ratio.A reduction in the natural frequency and an increase in the train speed result in a higher peak response and more pronounced fluctuations between the nose and tail waves.The dynamic amplification factor(DAF)was found to be related to both the natural frequency and train speed.A model was proposed showing that the DAF significantly increases as the square of the natural frequency decreases and the cube of the train speed rises.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.22341304,22303100 and 12205270)the National Key R&D Program of China(Nos.2023YFA1008800 and 2020YFA0713601)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.XDC0180303)。
文摘The equilibrium dynamics and nonlinear rheology of unentangled polymer blends remain inadequately understood,especially regarding the influence of short-chain matrix length N_(S) on the structure and rheological behavior of dispersed long chains.Using molecular dynamics simulations based on the Kremer-Grest model,we systematically explore the N_(S)-dependence of static conformations,equilibrium dynamics,and nonlinear shear responses in unentangled long-chain/short-chain polymer blends.Our results demonstrate a decoupling between the static and dynamic sensitivity to N_(S):while the static chain size,R_g,follows Flory theory with slight swelling at small N_(S) due to incomplete excluded volume screening,the diffusion coefficient,D,and the relaxation time,τ_(0),exhibit a strong,non-monotonic N_(S)-dependence,transitioning from monomeric friction dominance at small N_(S) to collective segmental rearrangement at large N_(S).Additionally,we observe partial decoupling between the viscous and normal stress responses:while the zero-shear viscosity,η,is strongly N_(S)-dependent,the first and second normal stress coefficients,Ψ_(1) and Ψ_(2),collapse onto universal curves when scaled by the dimensionless shear rate,γτ_(0),suggesting a common mechanism of orientation and stretching.Under shear,long chains compress in the vorticity direction λ_(z)~Wi^(-0.2),which reduces collision frequency and contributes to shear thinning,while the scaling of weaker orientation resistance m_(G)~Wi^(0.35)reflects hydrodynamic screening by the short-chain matrix.These findings highlight the limitations of single-chain models and emphasize the necessity of considering N_(S)-dependent matrix dynamics and flow-induced structural changes in understanding the rheology of unentangled polymer blends.
基金funded by“the Fanying Special Program of the National Natural Science Foundation of China,grant number 62341307”“the Scientific research project of Jiangxi Provincial Department of Education,grant number GJJ200839”“theDoctoral startup fund of JiangxiUniversity of Technology,grant number 205200100402”.
文摘In multi-modal emotion recognition,excessive reliance on historical context often impedes the detection of emotional shifts,while modality heterogeneity and unimodal noise limit recognition performance.Existing methods struggle to dynamically adjust cross-modal complementary strength to optimize fusion quality and lack effective mechanisms to model the dynamic evolution of emotions.To address these issues,we propose a multi-level dynamic gating and emotion transfer framework for multi-modal emotion recognition.A dynamic gating mechanism is applied across unimodal encoding,cross-modal alignment,and emotion transfer modeling,substantially improving noise robustness and feature alignment.First,we construct a unimodal encoder based on gated recurrent units and feature-selection gating to suppress intra-modal noise and enhance contextual representation.Second,we design a gated-attention crossmodal encoder that dynamically calibrates the complementary contributions of visual and audio modalities to the dominant textual features and eliminates redundant information.Finally,we introduce a gated enhanced emotion transfer module that explicitly models the temporal dependence of emotional evolution in dialogues via transfer gating and optimizes continuity modeling with a comparative learning loss.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms state-of-the-art models on the public MELD and IEMOCAP datasets.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11804348,11775056,11975154,12225505,and 12405281)the Science Challenge(Project No.TZ2018005)+2 种基金supported by the Shanghai Pujiang Program(Grant No.23PJ1414600)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDB0890203)supported by the Accelerator Technology Helmholtz Infrastructure consortium ATHENA.
文摘The effects of initial spin orientation on the final electron beam polarization in laser wakefield acceleration in a pre-polarized plasma are investigated theoretically and numerically.From the results of variation of the initial spin direction,the spin dynamics of the electron beam are found to depend on the self-injection mechanism.The effects of wakefields and laser fields are studied using test particle dynamics and particle-in-cell simulations based on the Thomas-Bargmann-Michel-Telegdi equation.Compared with transverse injection,longitudinal injection is found to be preferable for obtaining a highly polarized electron beam.
文摘The Kibble-Zurek (KZ) effect offers an overarching description of dynamical scaling behavior near a critical point.[1,2] Originally proposed in a classical setup,the KZ effect has been generalized to quantum phase transitions[3-5] and is actively explored on quantum simulation platforms.[6-9] Exploring how the KZ effect fares across different criticalities has proven to be a rewarding pursuit,significantly enriching our understanding of nonequilibrium quantum dynamics.[3-5,10-23]
