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Electronic, Magnetic and Elastic Properties of Mn-Doped Mo2FeB2: First-Principles Calculations
WANG Bin, LIU Ying, YE Jinwen
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2016, 33 (6): 726-736.  
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Structure stability, magnetism, electronic structure and elastic properties of (Mo,Fe,Mn)3B2 are determined with first-principles calculations. Density functional theory and ultrasoft pseudopotentials are used. Antiferromagnetic case has the lowest energy, indicating that it is ground state. DOS and population of (Mo,Mn,Fe)B2 are similar to those of Mo2FeB2. From density of states and overlap populations, it is found that B-B and B-Mo are covalent bonding and they give positive contribution to shear modulus. According to analysis of magnetism, Fe and Mn atoms play the key point. However, Mn doping has weak effect on bonding and elastic properties of hard phase Mo2FeB2.
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Node Placement Method with Bubble Simulation and Parallelism
LIU Ying, NIE Yufeng
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2009, 26 (6): 813-820.  
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In the light of molecular dynamics simulation and bubble meshing a node placement method, called node placement method with bubble simulation, is presented. In the method nodes are bubbles and bubbles are moved by interacting forces. With dynamic simulation centers of bubbles form a good-quality node set in the domain. And this process doesn't need updating mesh connection constantly. Examples show that uniform point sets and non-uniform point sets generated by this method have good construction and gradualness. And this method is adaptable to complex regions. These placed nodes can be used in meshless method. And triangular meshes can also be generated from these placed nodes in finite element method. Furthermore, for locality of interacting forces, this method is similar to short-range molecular dynamics simulation, and is easy to parallelization. Experimental result shows that the parallelization of this method is feasible.
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IDENTIFICATION OF CONSOLIDATION PARAMETERS OF SOILS BASED ON FUZZY THEORY
LI Shou-ju, LIU Ying-xi, WANG Deng-gang, LIU Yu-jing, HE Xiang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2002, 19 (1): 81-85.  
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Based on the fuzzy theory, the fuzzy identification algorithm of the soil consolidation parameters is set up according to the measured pore water pressure posited in the inner soils. The subordinate functions are also built in accordance with the statistic charactersistics of the observed pore water pressure. The fuzzy objective functions and the subordinate functions with fuzzy restriction are established too. Based on the information theory, the influence of uncertainty of the observed information and the uncertainty load to the identified results is studied. The research makes known that the identified results are still uncertain by making use of the above proposed identification algorithm.
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A MULTI-STAGGERED GRID METHOD FOR SWIRLING RECIRCULATION FLOW
LIU Ying-zeng, CHEN Han-ping
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2001, 18 (4): 313-317.  
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There are rich vortex phenomena presented in swirling circulation flow, such as secondary flow and vortex breakdown. For numerical simulation of such complicated recirculating flow, higher requirements are needed for grid density and calculation precision. With the increase of grid points, both convergence rate and calculation precision of traditional iterative numerical methods decrease. On the basis of finite control volume scheme and pressure correction method, the FAS multi staggered grid scheme is presented here for Navier Stokes equation in cylinder coordination. The axisymmetric swirling flow confined in cylindrical container is used as test problem. The results indicate that both convergence rate and calculation precision are highly improved.
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MATERIAL PARAMETER IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONCRETE GRAVITY DAM WITH REGULARIZING LEAST SQUARES METHOD
LI Shou-ju, LIU Ying-xi, WANG Deng-gang, CHEN Chang-lin, LI Zheng-guo
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2000, 17 (6): 702-706.  
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Based upon the horizontal displacements data in-situ in the top of concrete gravity dam, the parameter identification problem is done with the regularizing least squares method for the elastic modulus of the concrete gravite dam. The iterative format and selecting algorithm of the regularizing parameters are set up. It is also put forward to identify material physical properties according to the priori information. The practical use of the parameter identification algorithm proposed shows that this algorithm has fast convergence speed and good stability.
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Numerical simulation of axisymmetric vortex breakdown in a cylindrical container with a rotating lid
Liu Yingzheng, Chen Hanping
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1999, 16 (6): 656-660.  
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The comparison between the experimental visualizations by Escudier and Hide S.Koyama and numerical simulations of the development procedure of vortex breakdown in laminar swirling flow induced from a rotating endwall is presented. The experimental visualizations by Escudier were the first to reveal the presence of vortex breakdown phenomena in closed cylindrical container with a rotating lid. Afterwards, much experimental and numerical work was done in this research field. The accurate experimental measurements for the recurrence and development of vortex breakdown by Hide S.Koyama then make clear this phenomena. With numerical solution of unsteady axisymmetric Navier Stokes equations, the author accurately reproduces these phenomena. The numerical results are given and compared with experiments.
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MONTE CARLO STUDY FOR ORIENTATIONAL TRANSITION IN SOLID C60
Liu Ying, Nie Xiangfu
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1997, 14 (S1): 535-536,534.  
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The orientational transition,heat hysteresis and pressure induced transition in crystal C60 have been simulated by the Monte-Carlo method.The numerical results are in agreement with those of experiment on the whole.
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THE APPLICATION OF MULTI-GRID METHOD IN THE CALCULATION OF SHALLOW-WATER WAVE
Lü Qiu-qiang, Chou Gang, Liu Ying-zhong
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    1988, 5 (1): 98-106.  
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In this paper, two finite-difference methods for shallow-water equation in absolute coordinate-system are proposed, an iterative algorithm is given, then the algorithm is applied to multi-grid methoe.
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