High-finesse optical reference cavities are essential tools for fundamental research.In response to China’s historical reliance on importing high-finesse optical reference cavities,we successfully developed a cavity ...High-finesse optical reference cavities are essential tools for fundamental research.In response to China’s historical reliance on importing high-finesse optical reference cavities,we successfully developed a cavity using ultralow expansion glass(ULE)materials and processed it entirely in China.Using the method of measuring the cavity linewidth,a finesse of approximately 480000 was obtained in our experiments.We adopted a relatively simple and effective approach to test the optical reference cavity,which involved measuring the resonant points using an ultrastable laser.Remarkably,an expansion coefficient of the Chinese ULE optical reference cavity reached up to the order of 10^(-9)/K within the temperature range of 27℃to 40℃,with the zero expansion point occurring at approximately 34oC.These findings demonstrate China’s independent capability to develop high-finesse optical reference cavities,which is a significant advancement in precision optics.展开更多
Theoretically,copper–niobium(Cu-Nb)composite superconducting cavities have excellent potential for high thermal and mechanical stability.They can appropriately exploit the high-gradient surface processing recipes dev...Theoretically,copper–niobium(Cu-Nb)composite superconducting cavities have excellent potential for high thermal and mechanical stability.They can appropriately exploit the high-gradient surface processing recipes developed for the bulk niobium(Nb)cavity and the thick copper(Cu)layer’s high thermal conductivity and rigidity,thereby enhancing the operational stability of the bulk Nb cavities.This study conducted a global review of the technical approaches employed for fabricating Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities.We explored Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities based on two technologies at the Institute of Modern Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences(IMP,CAS),including their manufacturing processes,radio-frequency(RF)characteristics,and mechanical performance.These cavities exhibit robust mechanical stability.First,the investigation of several 1.3 GHz single-cell elliptical cavities using the Cu-Nb composite sheets indicated that the wavy structure at the Cu-Nb interface influenced the reliable welding of the Cu-Nb composite parts.We observed the generation and trapping of magnetic flux density during the T_c crossing of Nb in cooldown process.The cooling rates during the T_c crossing of Nb exerted a substantial impact on the performance of the cavities.Furthermore,we measured and analyzed the surface resistance R_(s)attributed to the trapped magnetic flux induced by the Seebeck effect after quenching events.Second,for the first time,a low-beta bulk Nb cavity was plated with Cu on its outer surface using electroplating technology.We achieved a high peak electric field E_(pk)of~88.8 MV/m at 2 K and the unloaded quality factor Q_(0)at the E_(pk)of 88.8 MV/m exceeded 1×10^(10).This demonstrated that the electroplating Cu on the bulk Nb cavity is a practical method of developing the Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavity with superior thermal stability.The results presented here provide valuable insights for applying Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities in superconducting accelerators with stringent operational stability requirements.展开更多
Ground Penetrating Radar(GPR)is a widely used method that is non-destructive for underground or subsurface detection.It is used in various fields and has proved to be reliable and effective.This research focuses on de...Ground Penetrating Radar(GPR)is a widely used method that is non-destructive for underground or subsurface detection.It is used in various fields and has proved to be reliable and effective.This research focuses on detecting the presence of air cavities using GPR and analyzing the radargram output based on the compactness of soil and different frequencies.The compactness is used to illustrate the presence of cavities underground artificially.The research examines how variations in the compactness of soil affect the radargram response in showing the presence of cavities using different frequencies.Experimental results demonstrate that lower permittivity materials enhance signal penetration but reduce reflection contrast,whereas higher permittivity materials result in stronger reflections,improving cavity detection.The findings highlight the importance of frequency selection and material properties in optimizing GPR surveys for subsurface anomaly detection,and by having artificially created cavities,the results can be studied to see the changes.展开更多
In this work,numerical simulations are performed to investigate the influence of combining ribs and triangular cavities on the thermal-hydraulic performance(THP)of MCHS at fluid velocities ranging from1 to 4 m/s(corre...In this work,numerical simulations are performed to investigate the influence of combining ribs and triangular cavities on the thermal-hydraulic performance(THP)of MCHS at fluid velocities ranging from1 to 4 m/s(corresponding to Reynolds numbers(Re)of 129.75 to 519).Specifically,the ribs are positioned on the bottomwall,and the rib width is equal to the mini-channel width,while the triangular cavities are arranged on the two side walls of the MCHS.By analyzing and comparing key parameters such as velocity distribution,streamline patterns,pressure drop,skin friction coefficient(C_(f)),Nusselt number(Nu),friction factor(f),temperature fields,and performance evaluation criterion(PEC),the advantages of rib-cavity coupling configuration in enhancing THP are systematically discussed.Furthermore,the effects of cavity distribution(left,middle,and right),cavity depth(0.04,0.06,and 0.08 mm),and rib height(0.02,0.04,and 0.06 mm)on THP are analyzed to optimize the geometric parameters of the ribs and the cavities.The numerical simulation results indicate that,in comparison to the use of ribs or cavities alone,rib-cavity coupling can further improve the THP ofMCHS without causing a significant increase in pressure drop.The downstreamwall of the cavity is perpendicular to the flow direction which is more favorable for enhancing the heat transfer performance.Increasing the cavity depth improves the heat transfer performance ofMCHS,themaximumNu ratio increase by 35%at a rib height of 0.06 mm.However the increase in the rib height leads to a significant increase in the pressure drop,which in turn exerts a negative impact on THP,a maximumPEC of 1.198 is obtained at a rig height of 0.02 mm.The greatest improvement in THP,reaching 19.8%,is achieved when the cavity depth is 0.08 mm and the rib height is 0.02 mm.展开更多
The scale mismatch between nanoscale biomolecules and sub-wavelength light hinders circular dichroism(CD)spectroscopy for chiral small molecule sensing.In this study,we propose a high quality-factor(Q-factor)optical c...The scale mismatch between nanoscale biomolecules and sub-wavelength light hinders circular dichroism(CD)spectroscopy for chiral small molecule sensing.In this study,we propose a high quality-factor(Q-factor)optical cavity that offers a breakthrough solution to the intrinsic trade-off between optical chirality density and mode loss.A spin-preserving chiral metasurface utilizes bound states in the continuum(BIC)-guided mode resonance(GMR)degenerate modes to achieve a high Q-factor,while ensuring the preservation of chirality purity for circularly polarized light propagating within the cavity via spin-locking mechanism.Experimental results demonstrate that the BIC-GMR degenerate state enables near-perfect transmission CD up to 0.99,without requiring symmetry breaking.Full-wave simulations further predict that this synergistically enhanced system can achieve a Q-factor as high as 10037 and generate a localized field in the molecular interaction region with an optical chirality density enhancement of up to 400-fold,leading to 5025-fold amplification of the CD signal.This study establishes a foundation for detecting low-concentration chiral molecules,reveals high-Q enhancement,and advances chiral toward single-molecule sensitivity,opening new research avenues in chiral biosensing.展开更多
The pantograph area is a critical source of aerodynamic noise in high-speed trains,generating noise both directly and through its cavity,a factor that warrants considerable attention.One effective method for reducing ...The pantograph area is a critical source of aerodynamic noise in high-speed trains,generating noise both directly and through its cavity,a factor that warrants considerable attention.One effective method for reducing aerodynamic noise within the pantograph cavity involves the introduction of a jet at the leading edge of the cavity.This study investigates the mechanisms driving cavity aerodynamic noise under varying jet velocities,using Improved Delayed Detached Eddy Simulation(IDDES)and Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings(FW-H)equations.The numerical simulations reveal that an increase in jet velocity results in a higher elevation of the shear layer above the cavity.This elevation,in turn,diminishes the interaction area between the vortices produced by jet shedding and the trailing edge of the cavity wall.Consequently,the amplitude of pressure pulsations on the cavity surface is reduced,leading to a decrease in radiated far-field noise.Specifically,simulations conducted with a jet velocity of 111.11 m/s indicate a remarkable noise reduction of approximately 4 dB attributable to this mechanism.To further enhance noise mitigation,alterations to the inclination angles of the cavity’s front and rear walls are also explored.The findings demonstrate that,at a constant jet velocity,such modifications significantly diminish pressure pulsations at the intersection of the rear wall and cavity floor,optimizing overall noise reduction and achieving a maximum reduction of approximately 6 dB.展开更多
The development of fracture around pre-existing cylindrical cavities in brittle rocks was examined using physical models and acoustic emission technique. The experimental results indicate that when granite blocks cont...The development of fracture around pre-existing cylindrical cavities in brittle rocks was examined using physical models and acoustic emission technique. The experimental results indicate that when granite blocks containing one pre-existing cylindrical cavity are loaded in uniaxial compression condition, the profiles of cracks around the cavity can be characterized by tensile cracking （splitting parallel to the axial compression direction） at the roof-floor, compressive crack at two side walls, and remote or secondary cracks at the perimeter of the cavity. Moreover, fracture around cavity is size-dependent. In granite blocks containing pre-existing half-length cylindrical cavities, compressive stress concentration is found to initiate at the two sidewalls and induce shear crack propagation and coalescence. In granite blocks containing multiple parallel cylindrical cavities, the adjacent cylindrical cavities can influence each other and the eventual failure mode is determined by the interaction of tensile, compressive and shear stresses. Experimental results show that both tensile and compressive stresses play an important role in fracture evolution process around cavities in brittle rocks.展开更多
In order to study the critical load position that causes cavities beneath the continuously reinforced concrete pavement（ CRCP） slab under vehicle loading, the elliptical load is translated into the square load based...In order to study the critical load position that causes cavities beneath the continuously reinforced concrete pavement（ CRCP） slab under vehicle loading, the elliptical load is translated into the square load based on the equivalence principle.The CRCP slab is analyzed to determine the cavity position beneath the slab under vehicle loading. The influences of cavity size on the CRCP slab＇s stress and vertical displacement are investigated. The study results showthat the formation of the cavity is unavoidable under traffic loading, and the cavity is located at the edge of the longitudinal crack and the slab corner.The cavity size exerts an obvious influence on the largest horizontal tensile stress and vertical displacement. The slab corner is the critical load position of the CRCP slab. The results can be used to assist the design of CRCP in avoiding cavities beneath slabs subject to vehicle loading.展开更多
The loss in efficiency due to shroud leakage or tip clearance flow accounts for a substantial part of the overall losses in turbomachinery. It is important to identify the leakage loss characteristics in order to opti...The loss in efficiency due to shroud leakage or tip clearance flow accounts for a substantial part of the overall losses in turbomachinery. It is important to identify the leakage loss characteristics in order to optimize turbomachinery. At present, little information is available in the open literature concerning the effect of honeycomb seals on the loss characteristics in shroud cavities of an axial turbine, despite of the widespread use of the honeycomb seals. Therefore, interaction between rotor labyrinth seal leakage flow with and without honeycomb facings and main flow is investigated to provide the loss characteristics of the mixing process of the re-entering leakage flow into the main flow. The effects of honeycomb seals on the flow in shroud cavities and interaction with the main flow are analyzed. An additional study on the impact of subtle shroud cavity exit geometry is also presented. The investigation results indicate that the honeycomb seal affects the over tip leakage flow and reduces mixing losses when compared to the solid labyrinth seal. The leakage flow interactions with the main flow have considerably changed the flow fields in the endwall regions. The proposed research reveals the effects of honeycomb seals on the loss characteristics in shroud cavities and the impact of subtle shroud cavity exit geometry, and it is helpful for the design optimization of turbomachinery.展开更多
In this paper,an analytic method is developed to address steady SH-wave scattering and perform dynamic analysis of multiple circular cavities in half space.The scattered wave function used for scattering of SH-waves b...In this paper,an analytic method is developed to address steady SH-wave scattering and perform dynamic analysis of multiple circular cavities in half space.The scattered wave function used for scattering of SH-waves by multiple circular cavities,which automatically satisfies the stress-free condition at the horizontal surface,is constructed by applying the symmetry of the SH-wave scattering and the method of multi-polar coordinates system.Applying this scattered wave function and method of moving coordinates,the original problem can be transformed to the problem of SH-wave scattering by multiple circular cavities in the full space.Finally,the solution of the problem can be reduced to a series of algebraic equations and solved numerically by truncating the infinite algebraic equations to the finite ones.Numerical examples are provided for case with two cavities to show the effect of wave number,and the distances between the centers of the cavities and from the centers to the ground surface on the dynamic stress concentration around the cavity impacted by incident steady SH-wave.展开更多
Ultra-stable optical cavities are widely used for laser frequency stabilization. In these experiments the laser performance relies on the length stability of the Fabry-Perot cavities. Vibration-induced deformation is ...Ultra-stable optical cavities are widely used for laser frequency stabilization. In these experiments the laser performance relies on the length stability of the Fabry-Perot cavities. Vibration-induced deformation is one of the dominant factors that affect the stability of ultra-stable optical cavities. We have quantitatively analysed the elastic deformation of Fabry-Perot cavities with various shapes and mounting configurations. Our numerical result facilitates a novel approach for the design of ultra-stable cavities that are insensitive to vibrational perturbations. This approach can be applied to many experiments such as laser frequency stabilization, high-precision laser spectroscopy, and optical frequency standards.展开更多
The proton beam with energy around 100 MeV has seen wide applications in modern scientific research and in various fields.However,proton sources in China fall short for meeting experimental needs owing to the vast siz...The proton beam with energy around 100 MeV has seen wide applications in modern scientific research and in various fields.However,proton sources in China fall short for meeting experimental needs owing to the vast size and expensive traditional proton accelerators.The Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology of Sichuan University proposed to build a 3 GHz side-coupled cavity linac(SCL)for re-accelerating a 26 MeV proton beam extracted from a CS-30 cyclotron to 120 MeV.We carried out investigations into several vital factors of S-band SCL for proton acceleration,such as optimization of SCL cavity geometry,end cell tuning,and bridge coupler design.Results demonstrated that the effective shunt impedance per unit length ranged from 22.5 to 59.8 MX/m throughout the acceleration process,and the acceleration gradient changed from 11.5 to 15.7 MV/m when the maximum surface electric field was equivalent to Kilpatrick electric field.We obtained equivalent circuit parameters of the biperiodic structures and applied them to the end cell tuning;results of the theoretical analysis agreed well with the 3D simulation.We designed and optimized a bridge coupler based on the previously obtained biperiodic structure parameters,and the field distribution un-uniformness was\1.5%for a two-tank module.The radio frequency power distribution system of the linac was obtained based on the preliminary beam dynamics design.展开更多
The dynamic behaviour of the two-site coupled cavities model which is doped with ta wo-level system is investi-gated. The exact dynamic solutions in the general condition are obtained via Laplace transform. The simple...The dynamic behaviour of the two-site coupled cavities model which is doped with ta wo-level system is investi-gated. The exact dynamic solutions in the general condition are obtained via Laplace transform. The simple analytical solutions are obtained in several particular cases, which demonstrate the clear and simple physical picture for the quan-tum state transition of the system. In the large detuning or hoppling case, the quantum states transferring between qubits follow a slow periodic oscillation induced by the very weak excitation of the cavity mode. In the large coupling case, the system can be interpreted as two Jaynes-Cummings model subsystems which interact through photon hop between the two cavities. In the case of λ≈△〉〉 g, the quantum states transition of qubits is accompanied by the excitation of the cavity, and the cavity modes have the same dynamic behaviours and the amplitude of probability is equM to 0.25 which does not change with the variation of parameter.展开更多
Two Nd：YAG lasers operating at 1064 nm are separately servo-locked to two vertically mounted ultra-stable cavities. The optical heterodyne beat between two cavity-stabilized lasers shows that the linewidth of each la...Two Nd：YAG lasers operating at 1064 nm are separately servo-locked to two vertically mounted ultra-stable cavities. The optical heterodyne beat between two cavity-stabilized lasers shows that the linewidth of each laser reaches 2 Hz and the average frequency drift reduces to less than 1 Hz/s.展开更多
The process of bone remodelling plays an essential role in the emergence and maintenance of bone geometry and its internal structure.Osteoclasts are one of the three main bone cell types that play a crucial role in th...The process of bone remodelling plays an essential role in the emergence and maintenance of bone geometry and its internal structure.Osteoclasts are one of the three main bone cell types that play a crucial role in the bone remodelling cycle.At the microstructural level,osteoclasts create bone deficits by eroding resorption cavities.Understanding how these cavities impair the mechanical quality of the bone is not only relevant in quantifying the impact of resorption cavities in healthy bone and normal aging,but maybe even more so in quantifying their role in metabolic bone diseases.Meta-bolic bone diseases and their treatment are both known to affect the bone remodelling cycle;hence,the bone mechanical competence can and will be affected.How-ever,the current knowledge of the precise dimensions of these cavities and their effect on bone competence is rather limited.This is not surprising considering the difficulties in deriving three-dimensional(3D)properties from two-dimensional(2D)histological sections.The measurement difficulties are reflected in the evalua-tion of how resorption cavities affect bone competence.Although detailed 3D models are generally being used to quantify the mechanical impact of the cavities,the representation of the cavities themselves has basicallybeen limited to simplified shapes and averaged cavityproperties.Qualitatively,these models indicate that cav-ity size and location are important,and that the effectof cavities is larger than can be expected from simplebone loss.In summary,the dimensions of osteoclastresorption cavities were until recently estimated from2D measures;hence,a careful interpretation of resorp-tion cavity dimensions is necessary.More effort needsto go into correctly quantifying resorption cavities usingmodern 3D imaging techniques like micro-computedtomography(micro-CT)and synchrotron radiation CT.Osteoclast resorption cavities affect bone competence.The structure-function relationships have been ana-lysed using computational models that,on one hand,provide rather detailed information on trabecular bonestructure,but on the other incorporate rather crudeassumptions on cavity dimensions.The use of high-resolution representations and parametric descriptionscould be potential routes to improve the quantitativefidelity of these models.展开更多
We propose a new approach for quantum state transfer（QST） between atomic ensembles separately trapped in two distant cavities connected by an optical fiber via adiabatic passage. The three-level Λ-type atoms in eac...We propose a new approach for quantum state transfer（QST） between atomic ensembles separately trapped in two distant cavities connected by an optical fiber via adiabatic passage. The three-level Λ-type atoms in each ensemble dispersively interact with the nonresonant classical field and cavity mode. By choosing appropriate parameters of the system, the effective Hamiltonian describes two atomic ensembles interacting with ＂the same cavity mode＂ and has a dark state. Consequently, the QST between atomic ensembles can be implemented via adiabatic passage. Numerical calculations show that the scheme is robust against moderate fluctuations of the experimental parameters. In addition, the effect of decoherence can be suppressed effectively. The idea provides a scalable way to an atomic-ensemble-based quantum network, which may be reachable with currently available technology.展开更多
We demonstrated a novel method to measure the unloaded quality factor(Q factor) of high-Q resonant cavities. This method was used to obtain data with low errors and calculate the unloaded Q factor. This procedure was ...We demonstrated a novel method to measure the unloaded quality factor(Q factor) of high-Q resonant cavities. This method was used to obtain data with low errors and calculate the unloaded Q factor. This procedure was more reliable than traditional methods. The data required for the method were near the resonant frequency,not at the half-power points of the reflection coefficient curve or Smith chart. We applied the new method to measure a resonant cavity with an unloaded Q factor of^100,000, obtaining good agreement between the measured and theoretical results.展开更多
A laser frequency comb with several tens GHz level is demonstrated,based on a Yb-doped femtosecond fiber laser and two low-finesse Fabry-Perot cavities（FPCs） in series.The original 250-MHz mode-line-spacing of the s...A laser frequency comb with several tens GHz level is demonstrated,based on a Yb-doped femtosecond fiber laser and two low-finesse Fabry-Perot cavities（FPCs） in series.The original 250-MHz mode-line-spacing of the source comb is filtered to 4.75 GHz and 23.75 GHz,respectively.According to the multi-beam interferences theory of FPC,the side-mode suppression rate of FPC schemes is in good agreement with our own theoretical results from 27 dB of a single FPC to43 dB of paired FPCs.To maintain long-term stable operation and determine the absolute frequency mode number in the23.75-GHz comb,the Pound-Drever-Hall（PDH） locking technology is utilized.Such stable tens GHz frequency combs have important applications in calibrating astronomical spectrographs with high resolution.展开更多
Under the consideration of non-steady case, a set of equations is derived, which describes the non-steady nonlinear interactions between plasma and field in the far wake region of a space vehicle. Numerical calculatio...Under the consideration of non-steady case, a set of equations is derived, which describes the non-steady nonlinear interactions between plasma and field in the far wake region of a space vehicle. Numerical calculations are also made and the numerical results show that density cavities and electromagnetic solitary waves are generated due to the modulation instability, if the envelope of high frequency modulation field is strong enough. This is of great significance to the detection of disguised space vehicles.展开更多
In this paper, we consider electromagnetic scattering problems for two-dimensional overfilled cavities. A half ringy absorbing perfectly matched layer （PML） is introduced to enclose the cavity, and the PML formulati...In this paper, we consider electromagnetic scattering problems for two-dimensional overfilled cavities. A half ringy absorbing perfectly matched layer （PML） is introduced to enclose the cavity, and the PML formulations for both TM and TE polarizations are presented. Existence, uniqueness and convergence of the PML solutions are considered. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the PML method is efficient and accurate for solving cavity scattering problems.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12103059 and 12033007)the National Major Science and Technology Infrastructure Project of China(Grant No.2017-000052-73-01-002401)+3 种基金Xi’an Science and Technology Bureau(Grant No.E019XK1S04)Sanqin Talents’Special Support Program(Grant No.09R0557A00)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of the Chinese Academy of Science(Grant No.1188000XGJ)the Innovation Program for Quantum Science and Technology(Grant No.2021ZD0300900)。
文摘High-finesse optical reference cavities are essential tools for fundamental research.In response to China’s historical reliance on importing high-finesse optical reference cavities,we successfully developed a cavity using ultralow expansion glass(ULE)materials and processed it entirely in China.Using the method of measuring the cavity linewidth,a finesse of approximately 480000 was obtained in our experiments.We adopted a relatively simple and effective approach to test the optical reference cavity,which involved measuring the resonant points using an ultrastable laser.Remarkably,an expansion coefficient of the Chinese ULE optical reference cavity reached up to the order of 10^(-9)/K within the temperature range of 27℃to 40℃,with the zero expansion point occurring at approximately 34oC.These findings demonstrate China’s independent capability to develop high-finesse optical reference cavities,which is a significant advancement in precision optics.
基金supported by the Large Research Infrastructures China initiative Accelerator Driven System(No.2017-000052-75-01-000590)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.2022422)+1 种基金the Young Scientists of National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12005275)the Advanced Energy Science and Technology Guangdong Laboratory(No.HND22PTZZYY)。
文摘Theoretically,copper–niobium(Cu-Nb)composite superconducting cavities have excellent potential for high thermal and mechanical stability.They can appropriately exploit the high-gradient surface processing recipes developed for the bulk niobium(Nb)cavity and the thick copper(Cu)layer’s high thermal conductivity and rigidity,thereby enhancing the operational stability of the bulk Nb cavities.This study conducted a global review of the technical approaches employed for fabricating Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities.We explored Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities based on two technologies at the Institute of Modern Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences(IMP,CAS),including their manufacturing processes,radio-frequency(RF)characteristics,and mechanical performance.These cavities exhibit robust mechanical stability.First,the investigation of several 1.3 GHz single-cell elliptical cavities using the Cu-Nb composite sheets indicated that the wavy structure at the Cu-Nb interface influenced the reliable welding of the Cu-Nb composite parts.We observed the generation and trapping of magnetic flux density during the T_c crossing of Nb in cooldown process.The cooling rates during the T_c crossing of Nb exerted a substantial impact on the performance of the cavities.Furthermore,we measured and analyzed the surface resistance R_(s)attributed to the trapped magnetic flux induced by the Seebeck effect after quenching events.Second,for the first time,a low-beta bulk Nb cavity was plated with Cu on its outer surface using electroplating technology.We achieved a high peak electric field E_(pk)of~88.8 MV/m at 2 K and the unloaded quality factor Q_(0)at the E_(pk)of 88.8 MV/m exceeded 1×10^(10).This demonstrated that the electroplating Cu on the bulk Nb cavity is a practical method of developing the Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavity with superior thermal stability.The results presented here provide valuable insights for applying Cu-Nb composite superconducting cavities in superconducting accelerators with stringent operational stability requirements.
文摘Ground Penetrating Radar(GPR)is a widely used method that is non-destructive for underground or subsurface detection.It is used in various fields and has proved to be reliable and effective.This research focuses on detecting the presence of air cavities using GPR and analyzing the radargram output based on the compactness of soil and different frequencies.The compactness is used to illustrate the presence of cavities underground artificially.The research examines how variations in the compactness of soil affect the radargram response in showing the presence of cavities using different frequencies.Experimental results demonstrate that lower permittivity materials enhance signal penetration but reduce reflection contrast,whereas higher permittivity materials result in stronger reflections,improving cavity detection.The findings highlight the importance of frequency selection and material properties in optimizing GPR surveys for subsurface anomaly detection,and by having artificially created cavities,the results can be studied to see the changes.
基金funded by the Sichuan Natural Science Foundation,grant number 2023NSFSC0870.
文摘In this work,numerical simulations are performed to investigate the influence of combining ribs and triangular cavities on the thermal-hydraulic performance(THP)of MCHS at fluid velocities ranging from1 to 4 m/s(corresponding to Reynolds numbers(Re)of 129.75 to 519).Specifically,the ribs are positioned on the bottomwall,and the rib width is equal to the mini-channel width,while the triangular cavities are arranged on the two side walls of the MCHS.By analyzing and comparing key parameters such as velocity distribution,streamline patterns,pressure drop,skin friction coefficient(C_(f)),Nusselt number(Nu),friction factor(f),temperature fields,and performance evaluation criterion(PEC),the advantages of rib-cavity coupling configuration in enhancing THP are systematically discussed.Furthermore,the effects of cavity distribution(left,middle,and right),cavity depth(0.04,0.06,and 0.08 mm),and rib height(0.02,0.04,and 0.06 mm)on THP are analyzed to optimize the geometric parameters of the ribs and the cavities.The numerical simulation results indicate that,in comparison to the use of ribs or cavities alone,rib-cavity coupling can further improve the THP ofMCHS without causing a significant increase in pressure drop.The downstreamwall of the cavity is perpendicular to the flow direction which is more favorable for enhancing the heat transfer performance.Increasing the cavity depth improves the heat transfer performance ofMCHS,themaximumNu ratio increase by 35%at a rib height of 0.06 mm.However the increase in the rib height leads to a significant increase in the pressure drop,which in turn exerts a negative impact on THP,a maximumPEC of 1.198 is obtained at a rig height of 0.02 mm.The greatest improvement in THP,reaching 19.8%,is achieved when the cavity depth is 0.08 mm and the rib height is 0.02 mm.
基金financially supported by the POSCO-POSTECH-RIST Convergence Research Center program funded by POSCOthe National Research Foundation (NRF) grant (RS-2024-00462912) funded by the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) of the Korean government+4 种基金partially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 12274074, 12134013)Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province (BK20242024)China Scholarship Council (202406090137)Postgraduate Research & Practice Innovation Program of Jiangsu Province (KYCX24_0379)the NRF Ph.D. fellowship (RS-202525437554) funded by the Ministry of Education (MOE) of the Korean government
文摘The scale mismatch between nanoscale biomolecules and sub-wavelength light hinders circular dichroism(CD)spectroscopy for chiral small molecule sensing.In this study,we propose a high quality-factor(Q-factor)optical cavity that offers a breakthrough solution to the intrinsic trade-off between optical chirality density and mode loss.A spin-preserving chiral metasurface utilizes bound states in the continuum(BIC)-guided mode resonance(GMR)degenerate modes to achieve a high Q-factor,while ensuring the preservation of chirality purity for circularly polarized light propagating within the cavity via spin-locking mechanism.Experimental results demonstrate that the BIC-GMR degenerate state enables near-perfect transmission CD up to 0.99,without requiring symmetry breaking.Full-wave simulations further predict that this synergistically enhanced system can achieve a Q-factor as high as 10037 and generate a localized field in the molecular interaction region with an optical chirality density enhancement of up to 400-fold,leading to 5025-fold amplification of the CD signal.This study establishes a foundation for detecting low-concentration chiral molecules,reveals high-Q enhancement,and advances chiral toward single-molecule sensitivity,opening new research avenues in chiral biosensing.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(12172308).
文摘The pantograph area is a critical source of aerodynamic noise in high-speed trains,generating noise both directly and through its cavity,a factor that warrants considerable attention.One effective method for reducing aerodynamic noise within the pantograph cavity involves the introduction of a jet at the leading edge of the cavity.This study investigates the mechanisms driving cavity aerodynamic noise under varying jet velocities,using Improved Delayed Detached Eddy Simulation(IDDES)and Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings(FW-H)equations.The numerical simulations reveal that an increase in jet velocity results in a higher elevation of the shear layer above the cavity.This elevation,in turn,diminishes the interaction area between the vortices produced by jet shedding and the trailing edge of the cavity wall.Consequently,the amplitude of pressure pulsations on the cavity surface is reduced,leading to a decrease in radiated far-field noise.Specifically,simulations conducted with a jet velocity of 111.11 m/s indicate a remarkable noise reduction of approximately 4 dB attributable to this mechanism.To further enhance noise mitigation,alterations to the inclination angles of the cavity’s front and rear walls are also explored.The findings demonstrate that,at a constant jet velocity,such modifications significantly diminish pressure pulsations at the intersection of the rear wall and cavity floor,optimizing overall noise reduction and achieving a maximum reduction of approximately 6 dB.
基金Projects(51004025,51174044)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2011AA060400)supported by the National High-tech Research and Development Program of China+1 种基金Project(N120501003)supported by Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of ChinaProject(LJQ2012024)supported by Department of Education of Liaoning Province,China
文摘The development of fracture around pre-existing cylindrical cavities in brittle rocks was examined using physical models and acoustic emission technique. The experimental results indicate that when granite blocks containing one pre-existing cylindrical cavity are loaded in uniaxial compression condition, the profiles of cracks around the cavity can be characterized by tensile cracking （splitting parallel to the axial compression direction） at the roof-floor, compressive crack at two side walls, and remote or secondary cracks at the perimeter of the cavity. Moreover, fracture around cavity is size-dependent. In granite blocks containing pre-existing half-length cylindrical cavities, compressive stress concentration is found to initiate at the two sidewalls and induce shear crack propagation and coalescence. In granite blocks containing multiple parallel cylindrical cavities, the adjacent cylindrical cavities can influence each other and the eventual failure mode is determined by the interaction of tensile, compressive and shear stresses. Experimental results show that both tensile and compressive stresses play an important role in fracture evolution process around cavities in brittle rocks.
基金The Science Foundation of Ministry of Transport of the People's Republic of China(No.200731822301-7)
文摘In order to study the critical load position that causes cavities beneath the continuously reinforced concrete pavement（ CRCP） slab under vehicle loading, the elliptical load is translated into the square load based on the equivalence principle.The CRCP slab is analyzed to determine the cavity position beneath the slab under vehicle loading. The influences of cavity size on the CRCP slab＇s stress and vertical displacement are investigated. The study results showthat the formation of the cavity is unavoidable under traffic loading, and the cavity is located at the edge of the longitudinal crack and the slab corner.The cavity size exerts an obvious influence on the largest horizontal tensile stress and vertical displacement. The slab corner is the critical load position of the CRCP slab. The results can be used to assist the design of CRCP in avoiding cavities beneath slabs subject to vehicle loading.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 50776021)Doctoral Fund of Ministry of Education of China (Grant No. 20092304110004)
文摘The loss in efficiency due to shroud leakage or tip clearance flow accounts for a substantial part of the overall losses in turbomachinery. It is important to identify the leakage loss characteristics in order to optimize turbomachinery. At present, little information is available in the open literature concerning the effect of honeycomb seals on the loss characteristics in shroud cavities of an axial turbine, despite of the widespread use of the honeycomb seals. Therefore, interaction between rotor labyrinth seal leakage flow with and without honeycomb facings and main flow is investigated to provide the loss characteristics of the mixing process of the re-entering leakage flow into the main flow. The effects of honeycomb seals on the flow in shroud cavities and interaction with the main flow are analyzed. An additional study on the impact of subtle shroud cavity exit geometry is also presented. The investigation results indicate that the honeycomb seal affects the over tip leakage flow and reduces mixing losses when compared to the solid labyrinth seal. The leakage flow interactions with the main flow have considerably changed the flow fields in the endwall regions. The proposed research reveals the effects of honeycomb seals on the loss characteristics in shroud cavities and the impact of subtle shroud cavity exit geometry, and it is helpful for the design optimization of turbomachinery.
文摘In this paper,an analytic method is developed to address steady SH-wave scattering and perform dynamic analysis of multiple circular cavities in half space.The scattered wave function used for scattering of SH-waves by multiple circular cavities,which automatically satisfies the stress-free condition at the horizontal surface,is constructed by applying the symmetry of the SH-wave scattering and the method of multi-polar coordinates system.Applying this scattered wave function and method of moving coordinates,the original problem can be transformed to the problem of SH-wave scattering by multiple circular cavities in the full space.Finally,the solution of the problem can be reduced to a series of algebraic equations and solved numerically by truncating the infinite algebraic equations to the finite ones.Numerical examples are provided for case with two cavities to show the effect of wave number,and the distances between the centers of the cavities and from the centers to the ground surface on the dynamic stress concentration around the cavity impacted by incident steady SH-wave.
文摘Ultra-stable optical cavities are widely used for laser frequency stabilization. In these experiments the laser performance relies on the length stability of the Fabry-Perot cavities. Vibration-induced deformation is one of the dominant factors that affect the stability of ultra-stable optical cavities. We have quantitatively analysed the elastic deformation of Fabry-Perot cavities with various shapes and mounting configurations. Our numerical result facilitates a novel approach for the design of ultra-stable cavities that are insensitive to vibrational perturbations. This approach can be applied to many experiments such as laser frequency stabilization, high-precision laser spectroscopy, and optical frequency standards.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11375122 and 11875197)
文摘The proton beam with energy around 100 MeV has seen wide applications in modern scientific research and in various fields.However,proton sources in China fall short for meeting experimental needs owing to the vast size and expensive traditional proton accelerators.The Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology of Sichuan University proposed to build a 3 GHz side-coupled cavity linac(SCL)for re-accelerating a 26 MeV proton beam extracted from a CS-30 cyclotron to 120 MeV.We carried out investigations into several vital factors of S-band SCL for proton acceleration,such as optimization of SCL cavity geometry,end cell tuning,and bridge coupler design.Results demonstrated that the effective shunt impedance per unit length ranged from 22.5 to 59.8 MX/m throughout the acceleration process,and the acceleration gradient changed from 11.5 to 15.7 MV/m when the maximum surface electric field was equivalent to Kilpatrick electric field.We obtained equivalent circuit parameters of the biperiodic structures and applied them to the end cell tuning;results of the theoretical analysis agreed well with the 3D simulation.We designed and optimized a bridge coupler based on the previously obtained biperiodic structure parameters,and the field distribution un-uniformness was\1.5%for a two-tank module.The radio frequency power distribution system of the linac was obtained based on the preliminary beam dynamics design.
基金Project supported by the Science and Technology Plan of Hunan Province,China (Grant No. 2010FJ3081)the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province of China (Grant No. 11JJ3003)
文摘The dynamic behaviour of the two-site coupled cavities model which is doped with ta wo-level system is investi-gated. The exact dynamic solutions in the general condition are obtained via Laplace transform. The simple analytical solutions are obtained in several particular cases, which demonstrate the clear and simple physical picture for the quan-tum state transition of the system. In the large detuning or hoppling case, the quantum states transferring between qubits follow a slow periodic oscillation induced by the very weak excitation of the cavity mode. In the large coupling case, the system can be interpreted as two Jaynes-Cummings model subsystems which interact through photon hop between the two cavities. In the case of λ≈△〉〉 g, the quantum states transition of qubits is accompanied by the excitation of the cavity, and the cavity modes have the same dynamic behaviours and the amplitude of probability is equM to 0.25 which does not change with the variation of parameter.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No 60490280)the State Key Development for Basic Research Program of China (Grant Nos 2006CB806005 and 2006CB921104)+2 种基金the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality, China (Grant Nos 06JC14026 and 07JC14019)Shanghai Pujiang Talent Program, China (Grant No 07PJ14038)the Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Teams, China
文摘Two Nd：YAG lasers operating at 1064 nm are separately servo-locked to two vertically mounted ultra-stable cavities. The optical heterodyne beat between two cavity-stabilized lasers shows that the linewidth of each laser reaches 2 Hz and the average frequency drift reduces to less than 1 Hz/s.
文摘The process of bone remodelling plays an essential role in the emergence and maintenance of bone geometry and its internal structure.Osteoclasts are one of the three main bone cell types that play a crucial role in the bone remodelling cycle.At the microstructural level,osteoclasts create bone deficits by eroding resorption cavities.Understanding how these cavities impair the mechanical quality of the bone is not only relevant in quantifying the impact of resorption cavities in healthy bone and normal aging,but maybe even more so in quantifying their role in metabolic bone diseases.Meta-bolic bone diseases and their treatment are both known to affect the bone remodelling cycle;hence,the bone mechanical competence can and will be affected.How-ever,the current knowledge of the precise dimensions of these cavities and their effect on bone competence is rather limited.This is not surprising considering the difficulties in deriving three-dimensional(3D)properties from two-dimensional(2D)histological sections.The measurement difficulties are reflected in the evalua-tion of how resorption cavities affect bone competence.Although detailed 3D models are generally being used to quantify the mechanical impact of the cavities,the representation of the cavities themselves has basicallybeen limited to simplified shapes and averaged cavityproperties.Qualitatively,these models indicate that cav-ity size and location are important,and that the effectof cavities is larger than can be expected from simplebone loss.In summary,the dimensions of osteoclastresorption cavities were until recently estimated from2D measures;hence,a careful interpretation of resorp-tion cavity dimensions is necessary.More effort needsto go into correctly quantifying resorption cavities usingmodern 3D imaging techniques like micro-computedtomography(micro-CT)and synchrotron radiation CT.Osteoclast resorption cavities affect bone competence.The structure-function relationships have been ana-lysed using computational models that,on one hand,provide rather detailed information on trabecular bonestructure,but on the other incorporate rather crudeassumptions on cavity dimensions.The use of high-resolution representations and parametric descriptionscould be potential routes to improve the quantitativefidelity of these models.
基金Project supported by the Funding(type B)from the Fujian Education Department,China(Grant No.JB13261)
文摘We propose a new approach for quantum state transfer（QST） between atomic ensembles separately trapped in two distant cavities connected by an optical fiber via adiabatic passage. The three-level Λ-type atoms in each ensemble dispersively interact with the nonresonant classical field and cavity mode. By choosing appropriate parameters of the system, the effective Hamiltonian describes two atomic ensembles interacting with ＂the same cavity mode＂ and has a dark state. Consequently, the QST between atomic ensembles can be implemented via adiabatic passage. Numerical calculations show that the scheme is robust against moderate fluctuations of the experimental parameters. In addition, the effect of decoherence can be suppressed effectively. The idea provides a scalable way to an atomic-ensemble-based quantum network, which may be reachable with currently available technology.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2016YFA0401902)
文摘We demonstrated a novel method to measure the unloaded quality factor(Q factor) of high-Q resonant cavities. This method was used to obtain data with low errors and calculate the unloaded Q factor. This procedure was more reliable than traditional methods. The data required for the method were near the resonant frequency,not at the half-power points of the reflection coefficient curve or Smith chart. We applied the new method to measure a resonant cavity with an unloaded Q factor of^100,000, obtaining good agreement between the measured and theoretical results.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2012CB821304)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11078022 and 61378040)
文摘A laser frequency comb with several tens GHz level is demonstrated,based on a Yb-doped femtosecond fiber laser and two low-finesse Fabry-Perot cavities（FPCs） in series.The original 250-MHz mode-line-spacing of the source comb is filtered to 4.75 GHz and 23.75 GHz,respectively.According to the multi-beam interferences theory of FPC,the side-mode suppression rate of FPC schemes is in good agreement with our own theoretical results from 27 dB of a single FPC to43 dB of paired FPCs.To maintain long-term stable operation and determine the absolute frequency mode number in the23.75-GHz comb,the Pound-Drever-Hall（PDH） locking technology is utilized.Such stable tens GHz frequency combs have important applications in calibrating astronomical spectrographs with high resolution.
文摘Under the consideration of non-steady case, a set of equations is derived, which describes the non-steady nonlinear interactions between plasma and field in the far wake region of a space vehicle. Numerical calculations are also made and the numerical results show that density cavities and electromagnetic solitary waves are generated due to the modulation instability, if the envelope of high frequency modulation field is strong enough. This is of great significance to the detection of disguised space vehicles.
文摘In this paper, we consider electromagnetic scattering problems for two-dimensional overfilled cavities. A half ringy absorbing perfectly matched layer （PML） is introduced to enclose the cavity, and the PML formulations for both TM and TE polarizations are presented. Existence, uniqueness and convergence of the PML solutions are considered. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the PML method is efficient and accurate for solving cavity scattering problems.
