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Optimization of Synchronization Performance in Power Grids with Local Order Parameters
ZOU Yanli, WANG Ruirui, WU Lingjie, YAO Fei, WANG Yang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2019, 36 (
4
): 498-504. DOI:
10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.7897
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We use Kuramoto-like model as node model of power grids, and use local order parameters to describe local synchroniz ability. It shows that nodes with high power are difficult to locally synchronize to their direct neighbors. We propose a heterogeneous distribution method for network coupling strength. Keeping the total coupling strength, we increase coupling strength of links between high power nodes and their direct neighbor nodes, as well as links between other related nodes, and reduce coupling strength of links between the rest nodes. It shows that the method reduces critical synchronous coupling strength and improve synchronization performance in a certain range. As heterogeneity of the coupling strength is too great, synchronization performance of the network begins to deteriorate.
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Numerical Simulation of Magnetohydrodynamic Duct Flow with Sudden Expansion
MAO Jie, XIANG Kai, WANG Yanli, WANG Hao
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2018, 35 (
5
): 597-605. DOI:
10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.7711
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Liquid metal flow subject to a uniform magnetic field vertical to streamwise direction confined in a rectangular duct with 45° and 90° sudden expansion, and electrically conducting walls is numerically studied using magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) flow solver developed in OpenFOAM environment. Velocity distribution, induced electric current, pressure gradient and three-dimensional MHD effect are analyzed in detail. It shows that as external magnetic field is parallel to direction of duct expansion, velocity distribution is better in 45° sudden expansion duct than that in 90° expansion duct since there is no vortex at the expansion. With Hartmann number increasing, high velocity jets and intensive induced electric current cause a strong instability at the expansion. Instability grows to upstream of the expansion through induced electric current. As external magnetic field is vertical to expansion direction, induced electric current along streamwise direction is significant. With Hartmann number increasing, MHD pressure drop increases remarkably. Dimensionless pressure drop in fully developed duct is almost the same in different expansion duct as direction of applied magnetic field and Hartmann number are the same.
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First-Principles Study of Electronic and Optical Properties of B
x
Ga
1-
x
As Alloy
YAN Yingce, WANG Yanlong, MA Huifang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2016, 33 (
2
): 221-228.
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First-principles calculations based on density functional theory are performed for zinc-blende B
x
Ga
1-
x
As alloy with a special quasirandom structure (SQS) approach in a 64-atom supercell. Structural,electronic and optical properties of B
x
Ga
1-
x
As alloy are comprehensively investigated under optimized geometry structures. It was found that calculated lattice constant slightly deviated from Vegard's law and significant bond length relaxation is shown. Calculated bowing parameters of energy gap are small (2.57 eV-5.01 eV) and are weakly composition-dependent. Finally,effects of boron composition on optical parameters including dielectric function, reflectivity,refractive index,absorption coefficient and energy loss function are analyzed in detail.
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Monte Carlo Simulation for Inverse Compton Scattering
LONG Guangbo, ZHENG Yonggang, OU Jianwen, WANG Xinghua, HUANG Xia, WANG Yanfang
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2016, 33 (
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): 136-146.
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Monte Carlo simulation for inverse Compton scattering in homogeneous isotropic media is studied. We analyze sample efficiency of rejection method that describes electronic speed and photon scattering direction. We also improve method of inverse functions for electron velocity distribution and composition-rejection methods for photon scattering energy distribution. We define application regime of these drawing methods by comparing their efficiency.
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Stereodynamics Study of Li+HF(
v
=0-3,
j
=0-40)→LiF+H Reaction at Low Energies
LI Hongzheng, LIU Xinguo, WANG Yanjie, LI Qi
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2016, 33 (
1
): 83-90.
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With potential energy surface constructed in 2003, we study stereodynamics of reaction Li+HF→LiF+H using quasiclassical trajectory (QCT) method. Polarization dependent differential cross sections (PDDCSs) and
P
(
θ
r
,
φ
r
) distributions describing
k-k'-j'
correlation related to collision energies. Vibrational states and rotational states are discussed at 1.15 kcal·mol
-1
-5.0 kcal·mol
-1
. Furthermore, cross sections are compared with that of other calculations and experiments. It indicates that vibrational and rotational excitations have stronger impacts on PDDCSs and
P
(
θ
r
,
φ
r
) than collision energy. Backscattering polarization of product rotational angular momentum is positive correlated with collision energy. Cross sections agree well with results of other theories and experiments in the range of calculation collision energies.
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Effects of Water Content on PAM/PVA Interpenetrating Network Hydrogel Performance
WEI Qinghua, WANG Yanen, YANG Mingming, CHAI Weihong, ZHANG Yingfeng
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2015, 32 (
5
): 572-578.
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To study interpenetrating network hydrogel system of PAM/PVA, molecular dynamics simulation is made to investigate molecular interaction inside a hydrogel system. Effects of water content on PAM/PVA composite hydrogel performance are studied. It is found that cohesive energy density and binding energy of hydrogel system increase with water content increasing. Meanwhile elastic coefficients, engineering modulus and ductility decreased with increasing of water content. In addition, with analysis of pair correlation function, we found that there are mainly hydrogen bonding interactions between H
2
O molecules and surrounding atoms or functional groups. Strengths of hydrogen bonds formed are
O
water
>
O
PVA
>
O
PAM
>
N
PAM
, which consists with possibility (difficulty) of forming hydrogen bond.
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Shale Gas Seepage Mechanism and Transient Pressure Analysis
DU Dianfa, WANG Yanyan, FU Jingang, SUN Zhaobo, QIAO Ni
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2015, 32 (
1
): 51-57.
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According to characteristic of shale gas reservoir,mathematical description methods of diffusion and desorption are analyzed.Three seepage models controlled by different kinds of seepage mechanisms are built:① a mathematical model which considers diffusion and interporosity of desorbed gas and free gas,② a mathematical model which considers desorption and diffusion,③ a mathematical model which considers desorption and diffusion in organic porosity and interporosity in inorganic porosity.With modified Lord Kelvin point source function pressure solutions are botained.With corresponding transformation for point source functions,formation pressure solutions for vertical fractured well and fractured horizontal well are obtained and typical curves are shown.At last,characteristics of different curves and three mechanisms' influences on pressure are analyzed.
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Density Functional Theory Study of Structure and Stabiliky of W
m
B
n
(
m
+
n
≤7) Clusters
ZHANG Xiurong, YIN Lin, LI Weijun, WANG Yangyang, YUAN Aihua
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2013, 30 (
5
): 775-782.
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Geometric structure of W
m
B
n
(
m
+
n
≤7) clusters are optimized by using density functional theory at B3LYP/LANL2DZ level. For ground state configurations, average binding energies, second order differential energies, energy gaps and WIB bond orders are analyzed. It shows that ground state structures of WB
n
clusters are flat structures; as
m
≥2 and
m
+
n
≥4, all clusters are cube structure except W
3
B cluster. Stability of clusters is getting better and better as W atoms increase. The bonding strength of W-W is significantly higher than those of W-B and B-B key. W atom plays a leading role in stability of clusters. Stability of W
2
B
2
and W
3
B cluster is the best.
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Stochastic Waiting Time Sampling Method in CTRW Model
WANG Yan
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2013, 30 (
4
): 571-576.
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Continuous-time random walk (CTRW) models with truncated power law waiting time distribution are investigated.Possible Monte Carlo algorithms to draw random numbers with such distribution are discussed.And an accurate rejection-acceptance method is proposed.Its sampling efficiency is greater than 80% as the power law exponent
α
> 0.2.Scaling relations of three types of anomalous transport arising in CTRW models are obtained.
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Improvement on Algorithm for Pressure Equation in PCCSAP-3D
ZHANG Yaoli, YANG Yanning, ZHOU Zhiwei, WANG Yan
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 2012, 29 (
5
): 700-706.
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An algorithm for pressure equation in a computational code PCCSAP-3 D,which is dedicated to analyze transient process of PCCS(Passive Containment Cooling System),is introduced.GMRES is introduced to accelerate calculation speed.Pre-conditioning of GMRES is applied.Convergence rates of GMRES and ML-ADI are compared.It shows that pre-conditioned GMRES can be used to solve pressure equations more efficiently.Since pressure equation coefficient matrix is structural and sparse,pre-conditioned GMRES is more efficient than ML-ADI as pressure equation coefficient matrix is larger.
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IMPROVED FITTING FORMULAS OF RATE COEFFICIENT OF ELECTRON-ION COLLISIONAL IONIZATION
Teng Zhouxuan, Chen Chongyang, Wang Yansen
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 1998, 15 (
5
): 577-580.
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The computation on the rate coefficient of electron ion collisional ionization is described and some fitting formulas are given for the accurate and fast calculation.
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THE CALCULATION AND THE MAIN FEATURES OF
η
<0 COULOMB WAVE FUNCTION
Fang Dufei, Wang Yansen, Huang Fayang, Shi Wei
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS 1991, 8 (
1
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A approach of the calculation for the regular Coulomb wave function Ft (
η
,
ρ
) (
η
<0)and its main features depended on
η
,
l
and
ρ
are described. A example about their applications to integral calculations in electron-ion collision is given.
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