In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at vary...In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at varying loading conditions(J=0.3 and J=0.6).It is revealed that the quadrupole term contribution in the P-FWH method significantly affects the monopole term in the low-frequency region,while it mainly affects the dipole term in the high-frequency region.Specifically,the overall sound pressure levels(SPL)of the RDT using the P-FWH method are 2.27 dB,10.03 dB,and 16.73 dB at the receiving points from R1 to R3 under the heavy-loaded condition,while they increase by 0.67 dB at R1,and decrease by 14.93 dB at R2,and 22.20 dB at R3,for the light-loaded condition.The study also utilizes the pressure-time derivatives to visualize the numerical noise and to pinpoint the dynamics of the vortex cores,and the optimization of the grid design can significantly reduce the numerical noise.The computational accuracy of the P-FWH method can meet the noise requirements for the preliminary design of rim driven thrusters.展开更多
Quick and accurate determination of the optimal synchrophase angle is crucial for synchrophasing control of multi-propeller aircraft with low noise.This paper proposes a novel noise prediction and optimization strateg...Quick and accurate determination of the optimal synchrophase angle is crucial for synchrophasing control of multi-propeller aircraft with low noise.This paper proposes a novel noise prediction and optimization strategy,developing a continuous and accurate noise prediction model and obtaining its minimum by solving the Hessian matrix and Fourier-Frobenius matrix.Firstly,a novel propeller noise prediction method uses acoustic simulation pressure signals and improved propeller signatures theory to accurately estimate noise for all synchrophase angles and receiving points.Secondly,a novel optimization approach is proposed to solve the analytical solution of the minimum propeller noise:(A)A noise objective function is established,and use its first derivatives’zeros and Hessian matrix to determine the function minimum.(B)A novel Euler formula transform method is proposed to convert trigonometric polynomials into algebraic polynomials,changing the zeros of the former into those of the latter.(C)Utilize the Fourier-Frobenius matrix method to solve the zeros of algebraic polynomials.To assess the computation time and accuracy,a turboprop aircraft with two six-bladed propellers was analyzed using the computational fluid dynamics and acoustic analogy method,providing acoustic pressure signals at 20 receivers for noise prediction and optimization.The Durand-Kerner and Fourier-Frobenius matrix methods were compared.Results demonstrate that improved propeller signatures theory is more accurate,and the Hessian matrix+Fourier-Frobenius matrix method is faster and more precise than the Hessian matrix+Durand-Kerner method.展开更多
Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at ...Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at three tunnels.The research focuses on both the temporal evolution and spatial propagation of airblasts.Temporal analysis,including peak overpressure(POp),positive duration(PD),and Fourier main frequency(MF),emphasizes the relationship between airblast characteristics,blasting delays,and rock grade.It shows that airblast bandwidths are typically in the range of 3e200 Hz,with noise levels exceeding 130 dB,which is comparable to jet engines and rocket launch.Spatial propagation analysis reveals the impact of tunnel space on airblast propagation.Although POp and PD typically decrease with distance inside the tunnel,wave superposition can cause increased overpressure and prolonged durations at far-field distances(above 60 m kg^(-1/3)).Outside the tunnel,sound radiation was influenced by azimuth and was basically determined by sound power d an often-overlooked factor.To address the anisotropic propagation of airblasts,a predictive model was proposed for external noise levels,considering variables like distance,azimuth angle,initial sound power,and wave expansion.Validated by tests,this model successfully unifies data from three studies,helping to explain and predict airblast disturbances near tunnels.展开更多
Local resonant acoustic metamaterials have broad applications in sound insulation,yet their single-configuration designs often exhibit limited and discontinuous bandgap widths,hindering full-frequency noise attenuatio...Local resonant acoustic metamaterials have broad applications in sound insulation,yet their single-configuration designs often exhibit limited and discontinuous bandgap widths,hindering full-frequency noise attenuation across the human auditory range.This study presents a double-phase fidget-spinner-shaped acoustic metamaterial(DFAM),specifically designed to achieve an ultra-broad,low-frequency continuous bandgap by means of synergistic structural optimization,enabling effective and robust control of audible noise.Based on Bloch's theorem and the finite element method,the dispersion relation of the DFAM structure is calculated and verified by the transmission loss curves.The propagation characteristics of sound waves within the structure are further analyzed for noise frequencies that fall within the passband.The influence of the geometric and physical parameters on the bandgap is investigated,and the corresponding transmission loss in the propagation direction is further calculated.A hybrid collaborative design strategy,leveraging multi-parameter optimization and bandgap complementarity,is developed to construct a metastructure with continuous bandgap coverage from 20 Hz to 1000 Hz.The resulting metastructure demonstrates exceptional broadband noise attenuation,achieving a total bandgap width of 876.3 Hz(87.63% of the target range)with the transmission loss up to-762.78 d B in a three-periodic arrangement.The simulation and experimental results for the transmission loss of the DFAM metastructure show strong agreement in the low-frequency range.This work provides a novel framework for designing ultra-wide low-frequency continuous bandgap metastructures,offering significant potential for noise mitigation in complex environments.展开更多
The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismog...The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismogenic environment.We obtained a high-resolution S-wave velocity model of the shallow crust at depths of 0–8 km using ambient noise tomography applied to data from a dense seismic array.Sediments are generally thinner in the southeast and thicker in the northwest,with a maximum thickness of more than 8 km.Variations in the velocity structure near the Xishan,Wanyaogou,and Yamalike faults indicate that their formation was related to differences in the physical properties on either side of the fault.In addition,the faults exhibit thrusting of the low-velocity sides towards the high-velocity sides.In the study area,earthquakes rarely occur at depths of less than 3 km and are mostly concentrated in the high-velocity zone in the southern part.Below 3 km depth,more earthquakes were observed,mainly distributed near faults or in relatively high-velocity areas in the southern part.This suggests that high-velocity structures are more prone to stress accumulation,resulting in earthquakes.At 6–8 km depth,the densely distributed earthquakes in the northwestern part of the Bogda mountains are well-aligned with the northwest-oriented low-velocity zone observed in this study,suggesting that this weak zone likely controls seismicity in this area.展开更多
With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard...With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard)problems such as the Traveling Salesman Problem(TSP).However,existing diffusion model-based solvers typically employ a fixed,uniform noise schedule(e.g.,linear or cosine annealing)across all training instances,failing to fully account for the unique characteristics of each problem instance.To address this challenge,we present GraphGuided Diffusion Solvers(GGDS),an enhanced method for improving graph-based diffusion models.GGDS leverages Graph Neural Networks(GNNs)to capture graph structural information embedded in node coordinates and adjacency matrices,dynamically adjusting the noise levels in the diffusion model.This study investigates the TSP by examining two distinct time-step noise generation strategies:cosine annealing and a Neural Network(NN)-based approach.We evaluate their performance across different problem scales,particularly after integrating graph structural information.Experimental results indicate that GGDS outperforms previous methods with average performance improvements of 18.7%,6.3%,and 88.7%on TSP-500,TSP-100,and TSP-50,respectively.Specifically,GGDS demonstrates superior performance on TSP-500 and TSP-50,while its performance on TSP-100 is either comparable to or slightly better than that of previous methods,depending on the chosen noise schedule and decoding strategy.展开更多
While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as...While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as complex 3D survey planning,low signal-tonoise ratio raw data,inadequate near-surface velocity modeling,and imaging inaccuracy have long hindered the advancement of seismic exploration across this region.Through a problem-solving approach rooted in geological target analysis,this research systematically investigates the behavioral patterns of nodal seismometer-based high-density seismic acquisition in loess plateau.Tailored advancements in waveform enhancement and depth velocity modelling methodologies have been engineered.Field validations confirm that the optimized workflow demonstrates marked improvements in amplitude preservation and imaging resolution,offering novel insights for future reservoir characterization endeavors.展开更多
Tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is a critical issue in space-based gravitational wave detection due to its complex dependence on multiple interacting factors,which complicates the identification of dominant paramete...Tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is a critical issue in space-based gravitational wave detection due to its complex dependence on multiple interacting factors,which complicates the identification of dominant parameters.To address this challenge,we develop a simulation model of the Taiji scientific interferometer,generating noise datasets under multiparameter conditions.Given the uniqueness of the telescope as well as the convergence behavior of the algorithm,the analysis is structured hierarchically:(i)the telescope level and(ii)the optical bench level.A hierarchical framework combining XGBoost and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP)values is employed to model the intricate relationships between parameters and TTL coupling noise,supplemented by sensitivity analysis.Our results identify pointing jitter and telescope radius as the dominant parameters at the telescope level,while the angles of the plane mirrors and beam splitters are most influential at the optical bench level.The parameter space is reduced from 86 dimensions to 14 dimensions without sacrificing model accuracy.This approach offers actionable insights for optimizing the Taiji interferometer design.展开更多
The estimation of the Number of Sources(NoS)is a significant challenge in signal processing,particularly due to the impact of colored noise on the performance of NoS estimation.This paper proposes a Multidimensional F...The estimation of the Number of Sources(NoS)is a significant challenge in signal processing,particularly due to the impact of colored noise on the performance of NoS estimation.This paper proposes a Multidimensional Feature Network(MFNet)which is designed for NoS estimation by extracting features of the sampled received signals and Sampled Covariance Matrix(SCM).The MFNet treats the raw signal and the SCM as two different types of data,and is able to achieve NoS estimation under colored noise and imperfect array.MFNet employs the Gated Recurrent Unit(GRU)to capture sequential information from the original signal data and to construct the Pseudo Covariance Matrix(PCM).Subsequently,various dimensional features,including eigenvalues and the Gerschgorin disk radius,are extracted from both the PCM and SCM,which are then jointly input into the subsequent network.An overall accuracy of 82%can be achieved after network training.The ablation experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of multiple inputs.And simulation results demonstrate that the proposed MFNet achieves higher estimation accuracy compared to existing algorithms and exhibits greater robustness against colored noise.展开更多
The tire acoustic cavity resonance(TACR)noise is a significant source of the structure-borne noise inside a vehicle in the low-frequency range.This paper studies the noise dissipation effect of porous materials in red...The tire acoustic cavity resonance(TACR)noise is a significant source of the structure-borne noise inside a vehicle in the low-frequency range.This paper studies the noise dissipation effect of porous materials in reducing the TACR noise,an attempt to clarify the acoustic reduction mechanism and improve the accompanying vehicle interior noise level.A numerical model of a simplified tire cavity with rigid boundaries and acoustic excitation is established and further validated by the experiment.The effects of porous parameters on TACR frequency and sound pressure are then investigated and compared.The result reveals that the most influential material parameters are the porosity and material volume.It is also shown that the effectiveness of porous material in the mitigation of noise originates from the curliness of the material,which results in much larger acoustic impedance near the excitation position.Therefore,the sound absorption performance of the cavity attached with porous material proves to be excellent compared to that of the porous material itself.For further studying the damping effects of structural coupling,the flexible boundary of the tire tread is introduced.The results show that the porosity,material volume and structural loss factor of the tread all play important roles in reducing TACR noise.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
Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this stud...Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this study presents an innovative bearing fault diagnosis approach predicated on Parameter⁃Optimized Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(POSGMD)and Improved Convolutional Neural Network(ICNN).Firstly,assisted by the relative entropy⁃based adaptive selection of embedding dimension,a POSGMD is presented to adaptively decompose the collected bearing vibration signals into various Symplectic Geometry Components(SGC),which can solve the problem of manual selection of the embedding dimension in the raw Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(SGMD).Meanwhile,the signal reconstruction on the decomposed SGC is conducted based on kurtosis⁃weighted principle to obtain the reconstructed signals.Subsequently,the Continuous Wavelet Transform(CWT)of the reconstructed signals is calculated to generate the corresponding time⁃frequency images as sample set.Finally,an ICNN is introduced for model training and automatic recognition of bearing faults.Two case studies are used to validate the presented methods efficacy.Comparing the presented method with traditional fault diagnosis methods,experimental results show that it can achieve greater identification accuracy and superior anti⁃noise resilience.This work provides a practical and effective solution for fault diagnosis in wind turbine bearings,contributing to the timely detection of faults and the reliable operation of wind turbines or other rotational machinery in industrial applications.展开更多
Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and pow...Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and power consumption overhead in the analog-to-digital conversion.In this work,we propose an analog-domain image correction architecture based on a proposed small-scale UNet,which implements a compact noise correction network within a one-transistor-one-memristor(1T1R)array.The statistical non-idealities of the fabricated 1T1R array(e.g.,device variability)are rigorously incorporated into the network's training and inference simulations.This correction network architecture leverages memristors for conducting multiply-accumulate operations aimed at rectifying non-uniform noise,defective pixels(stuck-at-bright/dark),and exposure mismatch.Compared to systems without correction,the proposed architecture achieves up to 50.13%improvement in recognition accuracy while demonstrating robust tolerance to memristor device-level errors.The proposed system achieves a 2.13-fold latency reduction and three orders of magnitude higher energy efficiency compared to conventional architecture.This work establishes a new paradigm for advancing the development of low-power,low-latency,and high-precision image processing systems.展开更多
Many complex systems are frequently subject to the influence of uncertain disturbances,which can exert a profound effect on the critical transitions(CTs),potentially resulting in catastrophic consequences.Consequently...Many complex systems are frequently subject to the influence of uncertain disturbances,which can exert a profound effect on the critical transitions(CTs),potentially resulting in catastrophic consequences.Consequently,it is of uttermost importance to provide warnings for noise-induced CTs in various applications.Although capturing certain generic symptoms of transition behaviors from observational and simulated data poses a challenging problem,this work attempts to extract information regarding CTs from simulated data of a Gaussian white noise-induced tri-stable system.Using the extended dynamic mode decomposition(EDMD)algorithm,we initially obtain finite-dimensional approximations of both the stochastic Koopman operator and the generator.Subsequently,the drift parameters and the noise intensity within the system are identified from the simulated data.Utilizing the identified system,the parameter-dependent basin of the unsafe regime(PDBUR)is quantified,enabling data-driven early warning of Gaussian white noise-induced CTs.Finally,an error analysis is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the data-driven results.Our findings may serve as a paradigm for understanding and predicting noise-induced CTs in complex systems based on data.展开更多
Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,co...Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,counter-terrorism,firefighting,surveillance,and cargo transportation.While performing these tasks,quadrotors must operate in noisy environments.Therefore,a robust controller design that can control the altitude and attitude of the quadrotor in noisy environments is of great importance.Many researchers have focused only on white Gaussian noise in their studies,whereas researchers need to consider the effects of all colored noises during the operation of the quadrotor.This study aims to design a robust controller that is resistant to all colored noises.Firstly,a nonlinear quadrotormodel was created with MATLAB.Then,a backstepping controller resistant to colored noises was designed.Thedesigned backstepping controller was tested under Gaussian white,pink,brown,blue,and purple noises.PID and Lyapunov-based controller designswere also carried out,and their time responses(rise time,overshoot,settling time)were compared with those of the backstepping controller.In the simulations,time was in seconds,altitude was in meters,and roll,pitch,and yaw references were in radians.Rise and settling time values were in seconds,and overshoot value was in percent.When the obtained values are examined,simulations prove that the proposed backstepping controller has the least overshoot and the shortest settling time under all noise types.展开更多
Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simu...Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simultaneous observations of numerous stations for extensive coverage.To conduct a comprehensive karst feature investigation with limited stations,we designed a new synchronous-asyn-chronous observation system that facilitates dense array observations.We conducted two rounds of asynchronous observations,each lasting approximately 24 h,in combination with synchronous backbone stations.We achieved wide-ranging coverage of the study area utilizing 197 nodal receivers,with an average station spacing of 7 m.The beamforming results revealed distinct variations in the noise source distributions between day and night.We estimated the source strength in the stationary phase zone and used a weighting scheme for stacking the cross-correlation functions(C ^(1) functions)to suppress the influ-ence of nonuniform noise source distributions.The weights were derived from the similarity coefficients between multicomponent C^(1)functions related to Rayleigh waves.We employed the cross-correlation of C ^(1) functions(C^(2)methods)to obtain the empirical Green’s functions between asynchronous stations.To eliminate artifacts in C ^(2) functions from higher-mode surface waves in C^(1)functions,we filtered the C^(1)functions on the basis of different particle motions linked to multimode Rayleigh waves.The dispersion measurements of Rayleigh waves obtained from both the C^(1)and C^(2)functions were utilized in surface wave tomography.The inverted three-dimensional(3D)shear-wave(S-wave)velocity model reveals two significant low-velocity zones at depths ranging from 40 to 60 m,which align well with the karst caves found in the drilling data.The method of short-term synchronous-asynchronous ambient noise tomography shows promise as a cost-effective and efficient approach for urban geohazard investigations.展开更多
The Macao Science Satellite-1(known as MSS-1)is the first scientific exploration satellite that was designed to measure the Earth's low latitude magnetic field at high resolution and with high precision by collect...The Macao Science Satellite-1(known as MSS-1)is the first scientific exploration satellite that was designed to measure the Earth's low latitude magnetic field at high resolution and with high precision by collecting data in a near-equatorial orbit.Magnetic field data from MSS-1's onboard Vector Fluxgate Magnetometer(VFM),collected at a sample rate of 50 Hz,allows us to detect and investigate sources of magnetic data contamination,from DC to relevant Nyquist frequency.Here we report two types of artificial disturbances in the VFM data.One is V-shaped events concentrated at night,with frequencies sweeping from the Nyquist frequency down to zero and back up.The other is 5-Hz events(ones that exhibit a distinct 5 Hz spectrum peak);these events are always accompanied by intervals of spiky signals,and are clearly related to the attitude control of the satellite.Our analyses show that VFM noise levels in daytime are systematically lower than in nighttime.The daily average noise levels exhibit a period of about 52 days.The V-shaped events are strongly correlated with higher VFM noise levels.展开更多
To facilitate the low-noise design of tandem lift bodies as applied in aeroengines and aircraft,the acoustic features of tandem blades are investigated by wind-tunnel experiments.This is further specialized for the ro...To facilitate the low-noise design of tandem lift bodies as applied in aeroengines and aircraft,the acoustic features of tandem blades are investigated by wind-tunnel experiments.This is further specialized for the rotating blades applied in contra-rotating open rotors under the concept of frozen-rotor.A 70-channel phased microphone array and nine high-precision free-field microphones are employed.The beamforming method,enhanced by a source filtering technique,is employed to locate noise sources,providing insights into the source patterns of blade-blade interaction noise concerning flow speed,blade spacing,and aft blade clipping.The results show the following:(A)Sources of tandem-blade noise exist in the form of concentrated source clusters,resulting in two major clusters:the mid-span interaction noise and the tip-induced noise.(B)These source clusters tend to separate as flow speed or blade spacing increases.(C)By increasing blade spacing,the band-pass filtered overall sound pressure level is reduced by 2.9 dB.(D)A two-phase noise suppression pattern is observed with blade clipping,resulting in a total reduction of 3.0 dB for the interaction noise through the removal of tip-induced noise sources and the replacement of mid-span noise sources.Based on these findings,suggestions concerning blade spacing and clipping are discussed.展开更多
The Tan-Lu Fault Zone is a large NNE-trending fault zone that has a substantial effect on the development of eastern China and its earthquake disaster prevention efforts. Aiming at the azimuthally anisotropic structur...The Tan-Lu Fault Zone is a large NNE-trending fault zone that has a substantial effect on the development of eastern China and its earthquake disaster prevention efforts. Aiming at the azimuthally anisotropic structure in the upper crust and seismogenic tectonics in the Hefei segment of this fault, we collected phase velocity dispersion data of fundamental mode Rayleigh waves from ambient noise cross-correlation functions of ~400 temporal seismographs in an area of approximately 80 × 70 km along the fault zone. The period band of the dispersion data was ~0.5–10 s. We inverted for the upper crustal three-dimensional(3-D) shear velocity model with azimuthal anisotropy from the surface to 10 km depth by using a 3-D direct azimuthal anisotropy inversion method. The inversion result shows the spatial distribution characteristics of the tectonic units in the upper crust. Additionally, the deformation of the Tan-Lu Fault Zone and its conjugated fault systems could be inferred from the anisotropy model. In particular, the faults that have remained active from the early and middle Pleistocene control the anisotropic characteristics of the upper crustal structure in this area. The direction of fast axes near the fault zone area in the upper crust is consistent with the strike of the faults, whereas for the region far away from the fault zone, the direction of fast axes is consistent with the direction of the regional principal stress caused by plate movement. Combined with the azimuthal anisotropy models in the deep crust and uppermost mantle from the surface wave and Pn wave, the different anisotropic patterns caused by the Tan-Lu Fault Zone and its conjugated fault system nearby are shown in the upper and lower crust. Furthermore,by using the double-difference method, we relocated the Lujiang earthquake series, which contained 32 earthquakes with a depth shallower than 10 km. Both the Vs model and earthquake relocation results indicate that earthquakes mostly occurred in the vicinity of structural boundaries with fractured media, with high-level development of cracks and small-scale faults jammed between more rigid areas.展开更多
For space-borne gravitational wave detection missions based on the heterodyne interferometry principle,tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is an important optical noise source,significantly influencing the accuracy of t...For space-borne gravitational wave detection missions based on the heterodyne interferometry principle,tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is an important optical noise source,significantly influencing the accuracy of the measurement system.We present a method for analyzing TTL coupling noise under the joint influence of multiple factors.An equivalent simulated optical bench for the test mass interferometer was designed,and Gaussian beam tracing was adopted to simulate beam propagation.By simulating the interference signal,it can analyze the impact of various factors on the TTL coupling noise,including positional,beam parameters,detector parameters,and signal definition factors.On this basis,a random parameter space composed of multiple influential factors was constructed within a range satisfying the analysis requirement,and the corresponding simulation results from random sampling were evaluated via variance-based global sensitivity analysis.The calculated results of the main and total effect indexes show that the test mass rotation angle and the piston effect(lateral)significantly influence the TTL coupling noise in the test mass interferometer.The analysis provides a qualitative reference for designing and optimizing space-borne laser interferometry systems.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52201376)the Natural Science Foundation of Hubei Province,China(Grant No.2023AFB683).
文摘In this investigation,a hybrid approach integrating the IDDES turbulence model and FW-H is employed to forecast the hydroacoustic of the rim driven thruster(RDT)under non-cavitation and uniform flow conditions at varying loading conditions(J=0.3 and J=0.6).It is revealed that the quadrupole term contribution in the P-FWH method significantly affects the monopole term in the low-frequency region,while it mainly affects the dipole term in the high-frequency region.Specifically,the overall sound pressure levels(SPL)of the RDT using the P-FWH method are 2.27 dB,10.03 dB,and 16.73 dB at the receiving points from R1 to R3 under the heavy-loaded condition,while they increase by 0.67 dB at R1,and decrease by 14.93 dB at R2,and 22.20 dB at R3,for the light-loaded condition.The study also utilizes the pressure-time derivatives to visualize the numerical noise and to pinpoint the dynamics of the vortex cores,and the optimization of the grid design can significantly reduce the numerical noise.The computational accuracy of the P-FWH method can meet the noise requirements for the preliminary design of rim driven thrusters.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51576097,51976089)the Funding for Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics,China(No.BCXJ24-05)the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(No.2023L060052001).
文摘Quick and accurate determination of the optimal synchrophase angle is crucial for synchrophasing control of multi-propeller aircraft with low noise.This paper proposes a novel noise prediction and optimization strategy,developing a continuous and accurate noise prediction model and obtaining its minimum by solving the Hessian matrix and Fourier-Frobenius matrix.Firstly,a novel propeller noise prediction method uses acoustic simulation pressure signals and improved propeller signatures theory to accurately estimate noise for all synchrophase angles and receiving points.Secondly,a novel optimization approach is proposed to solve the analytical solution of the minimum propeller noise:(A)A noise objective function is established,and use its first derivatives’zeros and Hessian matrix to determine the function minimum.(B)A novel Euler formula transform method is proposed to convert trigonometric polynomials into algebraic polynomials,changing the zeros of the former into those of the latter.(C)Utilize the Fourier-Frobenius matrix method to solve the zeros of algebraic polynomials.To assess the computation time and accuracy,a turboprop aircraft with two six-bladed propellers was analyzed using the computational fluid dynamics and acoustic analogy method,providing acoustic pressure signals at 20 receivers for noise prediction and optimization.The Durand-Kerner and Fourier-Frobenius matrix methods were compared.Results demonstrate that improved propeller signatures theory is more accurate,and the Hessian matrix+Fourier-Frobenius matrix method is faster and more precise than the Hessian matrix+Durand-Kerner method.
基金supported by the Shenzhen Stability Support Plan(Grant No.20231122095154003)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51978671 and 52422807).
文摘Residents living near drill-and-blast tunnels often experience disturbances from blasting operations.This motivates us to investigate the characteristics of airblasts and resulting noise through on-site monitoring at three tunnels.The research focuses on both the temporal evolution and spatial propagation of airblasts.Temporal analysis,including peak overpressure(POp),positive duration(PD),and Fourier main frequency(MF),emphasizes the relationship between airblast characteristics,blasting delays,and rock grade.It shows that airblast bandwidths are typically in the range of 3e200 Hz,with noise levels exceeding 130 dB,which is comparable to jet engines and rocket launch.Spatial propagation analysis reveals the impact of tunnel space on airblast propagation.Although POp and PD typically decrease with distance inside the tunnel,wave superposition can cause increased overpressure and prolonged durations at far-field distances(above 60 m kg^(-1/3)).Outside the tunnel,sound radiation was influenced by azimuth and was basically determined by sound power d an often-overlooked factor.To address the anisotropic propagation of airblasts,a predictive model was proposed for external noise levels,considering variables like distance,azimuth angle,initial sound power,and wave expansion.Validated by tests,this model successfully unifies data from three studies,helping to explain and predict airblast disturbances near tunnels.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12572020)the Key Project of Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province of China(No.A2023210064)。
文摘Local resonant acoustic metamaterials have broad applications in sound insulation,yet their single-configuration designs often exhibit limited and discontinuous bandgap widths,hindering full-frequency noise attenuation across the human auditory range.This study presents a double-phase fidget-spinner-shaped acoustic metamaterial(DFAM),specifically designed to achieve an ultra-broad,low-frequency continuous bandgap by means of synergistic structural optimization,enabling effective and robust control of audible noise.Based on Bloch's theorem and the finite element method,the dispersion relation of the DFAM structure is calculated and verified by the transmission loss curves.The propagation characteristics of sound waves within the structure are further analyzed for noise frequencies that fall within the passband.The influence of the geometric and physical parameters on the bandgap is investigated,and the corresponding transmission loss in the propagation direction is further calculated.A hybrid collaborative design strategy,leveraging multi-parameter optimization and bandgap complementarity,is developed to construct a metastructure with continuous bandgap coverage from 20 Hz to 1000 Hz.The resulting metastructure demonstrates exceptional broadband noise attenuation,achieving a total bandgap width of 876.3 Hz(87.63% of the target range)with the transmission loss up to-762.78 d B in a three-periodic arrangement.The simulation and experimental results for the transmission loss of the DFAM metastructure show strong agreement in the low-frequency range.This work provides a novel framework for designing ultra-wide low-frequency continuous bandgap metastructures,offering significant potential for noise mitigation in complex environments.
基金supported by the Key Research and Development Program of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region(No.2020B03006-1)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.42304069,and 42102275).
文摘The Urumqi foreland thrust tectonic belt exhibits complex geological structures and strong seismicity.Imaging its shallow crustal structure is of great significance for understanding its tectonic mechanism and seismogenic environment.We obtained a high-resolution S-wave velocity model of the shallow crust at depths of 0–8 km using ambient noise tomography applied to data from a dense seismic array.Sediments are generally thinner in the southeast and thicker in the northwest,with a maximum thickness of more than 8 km.Variations in the velocity structure near the Xishan,Wanyaogou,and Yamalike faults indicate that their formation was related to differences in the physical properties on either side of the fault.In addition,the faults exhibit thrusting of the low-velocity sides towards the high-velocity sides.In the study area,earthquakes rarely occur at depths of less than 3 km and are mostly concentrated in the high-velocity zone in the southern part.Below 3 km depth,more earthquakes were observed,mainly distributed near faults or in relatively high-velocity areas in the southern part.This suggests that high-velocity structures are more prone to stress accumulation,resulting in earthquakes.At 6–8 km depth,the densely distributed earthquakes in the northwestern part of the Bogda mountains are well-aligned with the northwest-oriented low-velocity zone observed in this study,suggesting that this weak zone likely controls seismicity in this area.
基金supported by the National Science and Technology Council,Taiwan,under grant no.NSTC 114-2221-E-197-005-MY3.
文摘With the development of technology,diffusion model-based solvers have shown significant promise in solving Combinatorial Optimization(CO)problems,particularly in tackling Non-deterministic Polynomial-time hard(NP-hard)problems such as the Traveling Salesman Problem(TSP).However,existing diffusion model-based solvers typically employ a fixed,uniform noise schedule(e.g.,linear or cosine annealing)across all training instances,failing to fully account for the unique characteristics of each problem instance.To address this challenge,we present GraphGuided Diffusion Solvers(GGDS),an enhanced method for improving graph-based diffusion models.GGDS leverages Graph Neural Networks(GNNs)to capture graph structural information embedded in node coordinates and adjacency matrices,dynamically adjusting the noise levels in the diffusion model.This study investigates the TSP by examining two distinct time-step noise generation strategies:cosine annealing and a Neural Network(NN)-based approach.We evaluate their performance across different problem scales,particularly after integrating graph structural information.Experimental results indicate that GGDS outperforms previous methods with average performance improvements of 18.7%,6.3%,and 88.7%on TSP-500,TSP-100,and TSP-50,respectively.Specifically,GGDS demonstrates superior performance on TSP-500 and TSP-50,while its performance on TSP-100 is either comparable to or slightly better than that of previous methods,depending on the chosen noise schedule and decoding strategy.
文摘While the Ordos Basin is recognized for its substantial hydrocarbon exploration prospects,its rugged loess tableland terrain has rendered seismic exploration exceptionally challenging[1-3].Persistent obstacles such as complex 3D survey planning,low signal-tonoise ratio raw data,inadequate near-surface velocity modeling,and imaging inaccuracy have long hindered the advancement of seismic exploration across this region.Through a problem-solving approach rooted in geological target analysis,this research systematically investigates the behavioral patterns of nodal seismometer-based high-density seismic acquisition in loess plateau.Tailored advancements in waveform enhancement and depth velocity modelling methodologies have been engineered.Field validations confirm that the optimized workflow demonstrates marked improvements in amplitude preservation and imaging resolution,offering novel insights for future reservoir characterization endeavors.
基金Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2020YFC2200100)the CAS's Strategic Pioneer Program on Space Science(Grant No.XDA1502110201)。
文摘Tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is a critical issue in space-based gravitational wave detection due to its complex dependence on multiple interacting factors,which complicates the identification of dominant parameters.To address this challenge,we develop a simulation model of the Taiji scientific interferometer,generating noise datasets under multiparameter conditions.Given the uniqueness of the telescope as well as the convergence behavior of the algorithm,the analysis is structured hierarchically:(i)the telescope level and(ii)the optical bench level.A hierarchical framework combining XGBoost and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP)values is employed to model the intricate relationships between parameters and TTL coupling noise,supplemented by sensitivity analysis.Our results identify pointing jitter and telescope radius as the dominant parameters at the telescope level,while the angles of the plane mirrors and beam splitters are most influential at the optical bench level.The parameter space is reduced from 86 dimensions to 14 dimensions without sacrificing model accuracy.This approach offers actionable insights for optimizing the Taiji interferometer design.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.62171469,62071029)。
文摘The estimation of the Number of Sources(NoS)is a significant challenge in signal processing,particularly due to the impact of colored noise on the performance of NoS estimation.This paper proposes a Multidimensional Feature Network(MFNet)which is designed for NoS estimation by extracting features of the sampled received signals and Sampled Covariance Matrix(SCM).The MFNet treats the raw signal and the SCM as two different types of data,and is able to achieve NoS estimation under colored noise and imperfect array.MFNet employs the Gated Recurrent Unit(GRU)to capture sequential information from the original signal data and to construct the Pseudo Covariance Matrix(PCM).Subsequently,various dimensional features,including eigenvalues and the Gerschgorin disk radius,are extracted from both the PCM and SCM,which are then jointly input into the subsequent network.An overall accuracy of 82%can be achieved after network training.The ablation experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of multiple inputs.And simulation results demonstrate that the proposed MFNet achieves higher estimation accuracy compared to existing algorithms and exhibits greater robustness against colored noise.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51675021).
文摘The tire acoustic cavity resonance(TACR)noise is a significant source of the structure-borne noise inside a vehicle in the low-frequency range.This paper studies the noise dissipation effect of porous materials in reducing the TACR noise,an attempt to clarify the acoustic reduction mechanism and improve the accompanying vehicle interior noise level.A numerical model of a simplified tire cavity with rigid boundaries and acoustic excitation is established and further validated by the experiment.The effects of porous parameters on TACR frequency and sound pressure are then investigated and compared.The result reveals that the most influential material parameters are the porosity and material volume.It is also shown that the effectiveness of porous material in the mitigation of noise originates from the curliness of the material,which results in much larger acoustic impedance near the excitation position.Therefore,the sound absorption performance of the cavity attached with porous material proves to be excellent compared to that of the porous material itself.For further studying the damping effects of structural coupling,the flexible boundary of the tire tread is introduced.The results show that the porosity,material volume and structural loss factor of the tread all play important roles in reducing TACR noise.
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Jiangsu Association for Science and Technology Youth Talent Support Project(Grant No.JSTJ-2024-031)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52005265)Natural Science Fund for Colleges and Universities in Jiangsu Province(Grant No.20KJB460002)。
文摘Owing to the harsh conditions,wind turbine bearings are prone to faults,and the resulting fault information is easily submerged by strong noise disturbance,making conventional diagnosis challenging.Therefore,this study presents an innovative bearing fault diagnosis approach predicated on Parameter⁃Optimized Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(POSGMD)and Improved Convolutional Neural Network(ICNN).Firstly,assisted by the relative entropy⁃based adaptive selection of embedding dimension,a POSGMD is presented to adaptively decompose the collected bearing vibration signals into various Symplectic Geometry Components(SGC),which can solve the problem of manual selection of the embedding dimension in the raw Symplectic Geometry Mode Decomposition(SGMD).Meanwhile,the signal reconstruction on the decomposed SGC is conducted based on kurtosis⁃weighted principle to obtain the reconstructed signals.Subsequently,the Continuous Wavelet Transform(CWT)of the reconstructed signals is calculated to generate the corresponding time⁃frequency images as sample set.Finally,an ICNN is introduced for model training and automatic recognition of bearing faults.Two case studies are used to validate the presented methods efficacy.Comparing the presented method with traditional fault diagnosis methods,experimental results show that it can achieve greater identification accuracy and superior anti⁃noise resilience.This work provides a practical and effective solution for fault diagnosis in wind turbine bearings,contributing to the timely detection of faults and the reliable operation of wind turbines or other rotational machinery in industrial applications.
基金Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2024YFA1208800)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62404253,62304254,U23A20322)。
文摘Sensor noise is a critical factor that degrades the performance of image processing systems.In traditional computing systems,noise correction is implemented in the digital domain,resulting in redundant latency and power consumption overhead in the analog-to-digital conversion.In this work,we propose an analog-domain image correction architecture based on a proposed small-scale UNet,which implements a compact noise correction network within a one-transistor-one-memristor(1T1R)array.The statistical non-idealities of the fabricated 1T1R array(e.g.,device variability)are rigorously incorporated into the network's training and inference simulations.This correction network architecture leverages memristors for conducting multiply-accumulate operations aimed at rectifying non-uniform noise,defective pixels(stuck-at-bright/dark),and exposure mismatch.Compared to systems without correction,the proposed architecture achieves up to 50.13%improvement in recognition accuracy while demonstrating robust tolerance to memristor device-level errors.The proposed system achieves a 2.13-fold latency reduction and three orders of magnitude higher energy efficiency compared to conventional architecture.This work establishes a new paradigm for advancing the development of low-power,low-latency,and high-precision image processing systems.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.12402033)the National Natural Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars of China(No.52225211)。
文摘Many complex systems are frequently subject to the influence of uncertain disturbances,which can exert a profound effect on the critical transitions(CTs),potentially resulting in catastrophic consequences.Consequently,it is of uttermost importance to provide warnings for noise-induced CTs in various applications.Although capturing certain generic symptoms of transition behaviors from observational and simulated data poses a challenging problem,this work attempts to extract information regarding CTs from simulated data of a Gaussian white noise-induced tri-stable system.Using the extended dynamic mode decomposition(EDMD)algorithm,we initially obtain finite-dimensional approximations of both the stochastic Koopman operator and the generator.Subsequently,the drift parameters and the noise intensity within the system are identified from the simulated data.Utilizing the identified system,the parameter-dependent basin of the unsafe regime(PDBUR)is quantified,enabling data-driven early warning of Gaussian white noise-induced CTs.Finally,an error analysis is carried out to verify the effectiveness of the data-driven results.Our findings may serve as a paradigm for understanding and predicting noise-induced CTs in complex systems based on data.
文摘Advances in software and hardware technologies have facilitated the production of quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicles(UAVs).Nowadays,people actively use quadrotor UAVs in essential missions such as search and rescue,counter-terrorism,firefighting,surveillance,and cargo transportation.While performing these tasks,quadrotors must operate in noisy environments.Therefore,a robust controller design that can control the altitude and attitude of the quadrotor in noisy environments is of great importance.Many researchers have focused only on white Gaussian noise in their studies,whereas researchers need to consider the effects of all colored noises during the operation of the quadrotor.This study aims to design a robust controller that is resistant to all colored noises.Firstly,a nonlinear quadrotormodel was created with MATLAB.Then,a backstepping controller resistant to colored noises was designed.Thedesigned backstepping controller was tested under Gaussian white,pink,brown,blue,and purple noises.PID and Lyapunov-based controller designswere also carried out,and their time responses(rise time,overshoot,settling time)were compared with those of the backstepping controller.In the simulations,time was in seconds,altitude was in meters,and roll,pitch,and yaw references were in radians.Rise and settling time values were in seconds,and overshoot value was in percent.When the obtained values are examined,simulations prove that the proposed backstepping controller has the least overshoot and the shortest settling time under all noise types.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41830103)the Project of Nanjing Center of China Geological Survey(DD20190281).
文摘Dense-array ambient noise tomography is a powerful tool for achieving high-resolution subsurface imag-ing,significantly impacting geohazard prevention and control.Conventional dense-array studies,how-ever,require simultaneous observations of numerous stations for extensive coverage.To conduct a comprehensive karst feature investigation with limited stations,we designed a new synchronous-asyn-chronous observation system that facilitates dense array observations.We conducted two rounds of asynchronous observations,each lasting approximately 24 h,in combination with synchronous backbone stations.We achieved wide-ranging coverage of the study area utilizing 197 nodal receivers,with an average station spacing of 7 m.The beamforming results revealed distinct variations in the noise source distributions between day and night.We estimated the source strength in the stationary phase zone and used a weighting scheme for stacking the cross-correlation functions(C ^(1) functions)to suppress the influ-ence of nonuniform noise source distributions.The weights were derived from the similarity coefficients between multicomponent C^(1)functions related to Rayleigh waves.We employed the cross-correlation of C ^(1) functions(C^(2)methods)to obtain the empirical Green’s functions between asynchronous stations.To eliminate artifacts in C ^(2) functions from higher-mode surface waves in C^(1)functions,we filtered the C^(1)functions on the basis of different particle motions linked to multimode Rayleigh waves.The dispersion measurements of Rayleigh waves obtained from both the C^(1)and C^(2)functions were utilized in surface wave tomography.The inverted three-dimensional(3D)shear-wave(S-wave)velocity model reveals two significant low-velocity zones at depths ranging from 40 to 60 m,which align well with the karst caves found in the drilling data.The method of short-term synchronous-asynchronous ambient noise tomography shows promise as a cost-effective and efficient approach for urban geohazard investigations.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant2022YFF0503700)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42474200 and 42174186)。
文摘The Macao Science Satellite-1(known as MSS-1)is the first scientific exploration satellite that was designed to measure the Earth's low latitude magnetic field at high resolution and with high precision by collecting data in a near-equatorial orbit.Magnetic field data from MSS-1's onboard Vector Fluxgate Magnetometer(VFM),collected at a sample rate of 50 Hz,allows us to detect and investigate sources of magnetic data contamination,from DC to relevant Nyquist frequency.Here we report two types of artificial disturbances in the VFM data.One is V-shaped events concentrated at night,with frequencies sweeping from the Nyquist frequency down to zero and back up.The other is 5-Hz events(ones that exhibit a distinct 5 Hz spectrum peak);these events are always accompanied by intervals of spiky signals,and are clearly related to the attitude control of the satellite.Our analyses show that VFM noise levels in daytime are systematically lower than in nighttime.The daily average noise levels exhibit a period of about 52 days.The V-shaped events are strongly correlated with higher VFM noise levels.
基金supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12102451,12072186)the National Science and Technology Major Project,China(No.J2019-II-0006-0026)AVIC Aerodynamics Research Institute,China(No.XFX20220201).
文摘To facilitate the low-noise design of tandem lift bodies as applied in aeroengines and aircraft,the acoustic features of tandem blades are investigated by wind-tunnel experiments.This is further specialized for the rotating blades applied in contra-rotating open rotors under the concept of frozen-rotor.A 70-channel phased microphone array and nine high-precision free-field microphones are employed.The beamforming method,enhanced by a source filtering technique,is employed to locate noise sources,providing insights into the source patterns of blade-blade interaction noise concerning flow speed,blade spacing,and aft blade clipping.The results show the following:(A)Sources of tandem-blade noise exist in the form of concentrated source clusters,resulting in two major clusters:the mid-span interaction noise and the tip-induced noise.(B)These source clusters tend to separate as flow speed or blade spacing increases.(C)By increasing blade spacing,the band-pass filtered overall sound pressure level is reduced by 2.9 dB.(D)A two-phase noise suppression pattern is observed with blade clipping,resulting in a total reduction of 3.0 dB for the interaction noise through the removal of tip-induced noise sources and the replacement of mid-span noise sources.Based on these findings,suggestions concerning blade spacing and clipping are discussed.
基金financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2022YFC3005600)the Foundation of the Anhui Educational Commission (2023AH051198)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (42125401 and 42104063)the Joint Open Fund of Mengcheng National Geophysical Observatory (MENGO-202201)。
文摘The Tan-Lu Fault Zone is a large NNE-trending fault zone that has a substantial effect on the development of eastern China and its earthquake disaster prevention efforts. Aiming at the azimuthally anisotropic structure in the upper crust and seismogenic tectonics in the Hefei segment of this fault, we collected phase velocity dispersion data of fundamental mode Rayleigh waves from ambient noise cross-correlation functions of ~400 temporal seismographs in an area of approximately 80 × 70 km along the fault zone. The period band of the dispersion data was ~0.5–10 s. We inverted for the upper crustal three-dimensional(3-D) shear velocity model with azimuthal anisotropy from the surface to 10 km depth by using a 3-D direct azimuthal anisotropy inversion method. The inversion result shows the spatial distribution characteristics of the tectonic units in the upper crust. Additionally, the deformation of the Tan-Lu Fault Zone and its conjugated fault systems could be inferred from the anisotropy model. In particular, the faults that have remained active from the early and middle Pleistocene control the anisotropic characteristics of the upper crustal structure in this area. The direction of fast axes near the fault zone area in the upper crust is consistent with the strike of the faults, whereas for the region far away from the fault zone, the direction of fast axes is consistent with the direction of the regional principal stress caused by plate movement. Combined with the azimuthal anisotropy models in the deep crust and uppermost mantle from the surface wave and Pn wave, the different anisotropic patterns caused by the Tan-Lu Fault Zone and its conjugated fault system nearby are shown in the upper and lower crust. Furthermore,by using the double-difference method, we relocated the Lujiang earthquake series, which contained 32 earthquakes with a depth shallower than 10 km. Both the Vs model and earthquake relocation results indicate that earthquakes mostly occurred in the vicinity of structural boundaries with fractured media, with high-level development of cracks and small-scale faults jammed between more rigid areas.
文摘For space-borne gravitational wave detection missions based on the heterodyne interferometry principle,tilt-to-length(TTL)coupling noise is an important optical noise source,significantly influencing the accuracy of the measurement system.We present a method for analyzing TTL coupling noise under the joint influence of multiple factors.An equivalent simulated optical bench for the test mass interferometer was designed,and Gaussian beam tracing was adopted to simulate beam propagation.By simulating the interference signal,it can analyze the impact of various factors on the TTL coupling noise,including positional,beam parameters,detector parameters,and signal definition factors.On this basis,a random parameter space composed of multiple influential factors was constructed within a range satisfying the analysis requirement,and the corresponding simulation results from random sampling were evaluated via variance-based global sensitivity analysis.The calculated results of the main and total effect indexes show that the test mass rotation angle and the piston effect(lateral)significantly influence the TTL coupling noise in the test mass interferometer.The analysis provides a qualitative reference for designing and optimizing space-borne laser interferometry systems.
