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A Multiscale Deep Learning Model for Fractured Porous Media
ZHANG Qingfu, YAO Jun, HUANG Zhaoqin, LI Yang, WANG Yueying
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2019, 36 (6): 665-672.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.7962
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A multiscale deep learning model is proposed for fluid flow in porous media. The method is formulated on hierarchical grid system, that is, a coarse grid and a fine grid. Deep learning network is used to train data on the coarse gird. Source term and permeability field is treated as input parameter and coarse-scale solution is treated as output parameter. We construct multiscale basis functions by solving local flow problems within coarse gridcells. Heterogeneity and interactions between matrix and fracture are captured by basis functions. Oversampling technique is applied to get more accurate small-scale details. Numerical experiments show that the multiscale deep learning model is promising for flow simulation in heterogeneous and fractured porous media.
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Electron Mobility in Silicon Under Uniaxial[110] Stress
MA Jianli, FU Zhifen, LI Yang, TANG Xudong, ZHANG Heming
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2017, 34 (4): 483-488.  
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Conduction band structure of silicon under uniaxial[110] stress is studied with two band k·p perturbation theory. Splitting energy of conduction band minima and electron effective mass as a function of stress and direction electron mobility in uniaxial stressed silicon are obtained with relax time approximate theory. Intervalley scattering, intravalley scattering, and ionized impurity scattering are considered in calculation. It is demonstrated that as uniaxial[110] stress is applied on silicon crystal, a significant anisotropy in electron mobility can be observed. Among crystal directions[001],[110], and[110], electron mobility along[110] direction under uniaxial[110] tensile stress has a profound enhancement, which increase from 1 450 cm2·Vs-1 to 2 500 cm2·Vs-1 as stress change from 0 to 2 GPa. Electron mobility enhancement is mainly due to uniaxial stress induced conduction effective mass reduction, while suppression of intervalley scattering plays a minor role.
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Decoupling Method for Transient Thermal Status of Low Supersonic Aircrafts
LI Zhenhuan, SUN Haifeng, XIA Xinlin, LI Yang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2016, 33 (6): 681-690.  
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Considering complexity of coupled fluid-solid calculation of low supersonic aircraft under unsteady flight condition, real time aerodynamic heat by outer fluid field is converted into floated third type boundary conditions for decoupled calculation. Take three-dimensional head cone experiencing accelerating diving as example, floated temperature and radiation equilibrium methods are adopted to extract surface heat transfer coefficients for decoupling calculation. Results are compared with coupled results to validate reliability of decoupling methods. It shows that with dispersed state points representing unsteady process, temperature distributions of cone surface at different state points by decoupling methods agree well with coupling ones. Calculating efficiency of decoupling methods is superior to coupling ones. Maximum relative errors of decoupling methods are both within 2%, even as external aerodynamic environment changes dramatically.
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Temperature Conditions of Bénard Convection
QI Jingang, GAO Yong, ZHAO Zuofu, WANG Jiayi, LI Yang, WU Di, WANG Jianzhong
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2014, 31 (6): 675-680.  
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Disturbance equations of velocity and temperature fields are built based on Boussinesq approximation,in which second order and higher-order disturbance of Bénard convection are ignored. Transcendental equations controlling Bénard convection are obtained with non-dimensional treatment of variables. Specific parameters of Bénard convection are obtained,which provide reference and guidance for Bénard convection experiments.
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Theoretical Study of Molecular Orbital Energy Levels and Aromaticity ofWnNim(n+m=8)clusters
ZHANG Xiurong, LI Yang, YIN Lin
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2012, 29 (6): 913-920.  
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Possible equilibrium geometries of WnNim(n+m=8) clusters are optimized with density functional theory at B3LYP/LANL2DZ level.For ground state structures,molecular orbital energy level,HOMO level,LUMO level,aromaticity and thermodynamics are analyzed.It shows that molecular orbits between Alpha and Beta in clusters W5Ni3 and W6Ni2 are completely degenerate,and all electrons are strictly paired.W2Ni6 cluster,with low energy gap,has strong chemical activity.Its component for frontier orbital are basically the same.W6Ni2cluster,with high energy gap,has weak chemical activity;Clusters W1Ni7,W5Ni3,W6Ni2,W7Ni1 have aromaticity,while W2Ni6 cluster has antiaromaticity.Formation enthalpy of all clusters WnNim(n+m=8) are negative.They are stable Oil thermodynamics.
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Structure and Electronic Properties of WnC0,±(n=1,…,6) Clusters
ZHANG Xiurong, KANG Zhangli, LI Yang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2011, 28 (4): 598-604.  
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Possible equilibrium geometries of WnC0,±(n=1,…,6) clusters are optimized with density functional theory at B3LYP/LANL2DZ level.Stability and electronic properties of ground state structures are analyzed.It shows that as n > 3 cluster undergoes a transition from a two-dimensional structure to a three-dimensional structure,and carbon atom remains on the surface of cluster.Stability of Wn cluster is increased with doped carbon atom.Moreover W3C is the most stable one among WnC0,±(n=1,…,6) clusters,and it is taken as a basic structure.Electronic properties of WnC0,±(n=1,…,6) clusters are characterized by analyzing energy gaps,vertical electron affinities(VEA) and vertical ionization potentials(VIP) of WnC with pure Wnclusters.WnC clusters get electron easily and shows higher nonmetallicity than Wn clusters.
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