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    30 April 2018, Volume 24 Issue 2
    Ternary Optical Computer
    Pulling memory mapping theory and experiment
    LI Kaikai, JIN Yi, OUYANG Shan, ZHOU Shiqiang
    2018, 24(2):  151-165.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1899
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    Dual-space memory is a new type of storage system invented in 2013. The key is to map the memory space of CPU to the huge dual-space memory, called the pulling memory mapping theory. This paper proposes the first physical equipment of the dual-space memory and implementation of the pulling memory mapping technique. Design of an experimental system including the dual-space memory and latch group is discussed, and a practical experiment is completed. An operation for mapping the memory space to the huge dual-space memory is achieved on an experimental system. Correctness of the proposed technique is shown in mapping operations. By solving the problem of connecting memory space to the huge dual-space memory, a foundation for building dual-space memories has been laid and the pulling memory mapping technique has been used. The experiment system is made of a TQ2440 Core 2.0 core board, a 1 GB dual-space memory and a latch group consisting of eight 12-bit latches. The core board has 2 MB internal memory space. All access to the 2 MB internal memory space are converted automatically to a local range of a 1 GB dual-space memory by one of the eight 12-bit latches. The local range can be moved in the 1 GB dual-space memory by a pushing command.

    Communication system of ternary optical computer decoder
    YANG Jialong, JIN Yi, OUYANG Shan, ZHOU Shiqiang
    2018, 24(2):  166-180.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1898
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    This paper proposes a method of establishing a communication subsystem between a decoder and other units in a ternary optical computer (TOC). Mechanisms of repeatedly sending data and restarting the communication system are used to improve fault-tolerant ability against occasional transient faults of the system and the peripheral devices. Additional identification information is used to detect permanent failures of the communication link. Combining these techniques with inter-integrated circuit (IIC), a practical communication system for TOC decoders is completed. The overall performance of the system is tested in details. Selection of experimental contents, design of experimental software, settings of test cases and the experimental process are discussed. The experimental results show effectiveness and reliability of the communication subsystem.

    Initial SZG file generation software for ternary optical computer
    LI Shuang, JIN Yi, LIU Yuejun, ZHOU Shiqiang
    2018, 24(2):  181-191.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1979
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    SZG file is a programming platform for using a ternary optical computer (TOC) with a high-level programming language. SZG file's functions are similar to those of OpenACC in using GPU and MIC, but both are completely different in programming idea and implementation. More importantly, an SZG file is the only way for programmers to present requirements of grouping the processor's bit number and reconfiguring the processor's hardware functions. The method based on SZG file is easy to be understood, and convenient to be used. This paper proposes an initial SZG file generation theory, an algorithm and a generation software. The proposed software can implement some functions such as storing initial SZG file and appending operands to a SZG file. Moreover, the system can store the operands every a few minutes via setting a timer. Therefore, in applying the software, there is no need to understand the SZG file format and the TOC's work process. Users can generate a correct SZG file. Furthermore, in application, TOC can process large amounts of raw data in parallel using the SZG file. Finally, a white box technique is used to test the software. As an example, the software is used by creating an initial SZG file containing two simple calculators. The results confirm validity and correctness of the software.

    Precision and Translational Medicine
    Qiliqiangxin attenuates doxorubicin induced cardiac dysfunction in mice
    WU Xiaodong, JIANG Huimin, YAO Wenming, GAO Rongrong, LI Xinli
    2018, 24(2):  192-197.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.2015
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    To investigate the therapeutic effects of Qiliqiangxin (QLQX) in doxorubicin (DOX)-induced cardiac dysfunction in vivo. Male mice aged 7~9 weeks were randomly divided into several groups. DOX (4 mg/kg) was injected to induce cardiotoxicity via intraperitoneal administration weekly, and QLQX was given by gavage every day for 4 weeks at a dose of 0.5 g/(kg$\cdot$d). After 4 weeks, echocardiography was performed to detect the cardiac function and it was showed that cardiac function could be significantly improved in mice treated with QLQX versus the saline. These findings indicated that QLQX could function as an intervening treatment for the patients who were treated with DOX.

    Effects of exercise on exercise capacity, cardiopulmonary function and cognitive function in elderly coronary heart disease patients with percutaneous coronary intervention
    ZHAO Mengfei, MAO Liwei, JI Peng, HU Shugang, GAO Miao, WANG Lei
    2018, 24(2):  198-206.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.2001
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    This paper aims to explore the comprehensive effect of exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation on the exercise capacity, cardiopulmonary function and cognitive function in elderly coronary heart disease (CHD) patients who have undergone percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). The functional changes of 7 patients with PCI are observed before and after 12 weeks of exercise training. It is learned that the exercise capacity, cardiopulmonary function and cognitive function of the 7 patients are significantly improved after exercise training. The results indicate that exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation has positive effect on elderly CHD patients who have received PCI, and that it is conductive to improve the quality of life and reduce morbidity and mortality.

    Research Articles
    Photoelectric-response enhancement of local surface plasmon in Ge
    QI Gongmin, DI Zengfeng, REN Wei
    2018, 24(2):  207-216.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1816
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    Local surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) is attracting much attention in nano-optoelectronics because of the unique photo response. Ge is an essential microelectronic material. But its photoelectric response is weak in the near-infrared region. Combination of the local surface plasmon and Ge can improve photoelectric response of Ge. The local surface plasmon resonance properties in Ge consisting of one, two and three silver nanoparticles cluster embedded in the Ge bulk are investigated using a finite difference time domain (FDTD) method. The extinction cross sections of one, two, and three silver nanoparticles are discussed in detail. The results show that the composite structure can effectively enhance extinction of Ge in a wide-range from visible to near-infrared. Moreover, the clusters show new types of photo responses as compared with single silver nanoparticle. The results also suggest that photo responses determined by local surface plasmon resonance depend strongly on conditions such as polarization directions of incident light, number of particles, size of single particle, and gap distances. This study is of significance for Ge applications and utilization of local surface plasmon resonance in optoelectronics.

    Modeling and simulation of pedestrians evacuating from a classroom with two exits
    DONG Liyun, LAN Dongkai, DUAN Xiaoyin
    2018, 24(2):  217-224.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1796
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    A cellular automaton model based on a time-varying floor field is applied to investigate crowd evacuation from a classroom with two exits. In this model, static obstacles are classified into impassable ones and passable ones. As pedestrians are treated as movable obstacles, the floor field varies with the crowd movement. Each exit produces its floor field, and a pedestrian selects his/her target exit by comparing values of both fields in his/her position. Numerical simulations are performed to study the evacuation process in consideration of exit width and desk layouts. It is shown that the key factor of exit choice is the distance to each exit in the evacuation process. Initially students prefer to enter the nearest aisle. In an evacuation process, few students in the middle of the classroom turn to another exit due to the congestion near the previously selected exit. Once they are approaching their target exits, they usually do not change their choices again. It coincides with the daily experience. This model can be used to simulate crowd evacuation from a multi-exit room with complex inner structures.

    PMA:MoO$_3$ nanocomposite hole transport layer for organic solar cells
    WANG Yiling, YI Jinduo, LUO Qun, XIE Zhongming, LI Yanqing, MA Changqi, LUO Liqiang
    2018, 24(2):  225-235.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1804
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    To develop PEDOT:PSS (poly (3,4-ethylendioxythiophene):poly (sodium-p-styrenesulfonate)—hole transporting materials in polymer solar cells, a solution-processable nanocomposite ink based on MoO$_3$ nano-particles and phosphomolybdic acid (PMA) is reported. The PMA:MoO$_3$ composite ink can be easily prepared by simply mixing PMA and MoO$_3$ solutions in different weight ratios. This PMA:MoO$_3$ composite ink shows good wettability on polymer surface. A smooth and homogeneous thin film can be easily deposited on polymer surface via a spin-coating process without any surface treatment. Both open circuit voltage ($V_ {OC}$) and fill factor (FF) of the PMA:MoO$_3$-based P3HT:PC$_{61}$BM cells are higher than that based on PMA or MoO$_3$ cells. Influence of the blend ratio between PMA and MoO3 on solar cell performance was carried out, and the optimized best blend ratio was found to be 1:2 for PMA:MoO$_3$, with which a highest device performance of 3.71% was achieved. The current work demonstrates that nanocomposite of metal oxide and polyoxometalate (POM) can serve as an excellent electrode buffer layer for solution-processed organic electronics.

    Pressure fluctuation and vibration performance of centrifugal pump with gap drainage impeller
    ZHANG Wenzhu, WEI Qun, CHEN Hongxun, MA Zheng, WANG Daifeng
    2018, 24(2):  236-248.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1827
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    Based on the theory of flow control, a gap drainage impeller structure is proposed. Compared with the ordinary impellers, the updated gap drainage impeller can improve hydraulic performance and cavitation performance of centrifugal pump in certain aspects. Experimental results show that, with increase of flow, pressure pulsation and vibration in the volute and outlet region decrease first, and then increase when flow becomes larger. With a large flow, pressure pulsation and vibration of the gap drainage impeller centrifugal pump is obviously weaker than those of the ordinary centrifugal pumps. Numerical investigation shows that the gap drainage impeller has more uniform velocity distribution on the outlet of channel and weaker inner secondary transportation. These are the main reasons for making the pressure pulsation of the gap drainage impeller centrifugal pump weaker. As pressure pulsation is one of the main causes of vibration, the gap drainage impeller can improve operation stability of a low specific centrifugal pump. The main frequency for the ordinary centrifugal pump is the blade passing frequency (BPF). In contrast, the main frequency for the gap drainage impeller centrifugal pump is double BPF, which is the result of a unique gap structure. The main frequency of vibration in horizontal and vertical directions is double BPF. As to mutual correlation of pressure pulsation and vibration, the amplitude of BPF and double BPF is higher, confirming that pressure pulsation and vibration are closely related, and excited by the rotation of impeller.

    Numerical simulation on characteristics of levitated oscillating liquid metal drop in high frequency amplitude-modulated electromagnetic field
    ZHU Hongda, LEI Zuosheng, GUO Jiahong
    2018, 24(2):  249-256.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1815
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    Based on the experiment results of oscillation of a levitated liquid metal drop in a high frequency amplitude-modulated electromagnetic field, a two-dimensional axisymmetric numerical model for the flow of the drop is developed. The arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) method is used to calculate free surface of the oscillating drop. The magnetic field, the flow field and the shape of the free surface of the droplet oscillating in a high frequency amplitude-modulated electromagnetic field are obtained by numerical simulation. By analyzing displacement of the characteristic point on the oscillating droplet over time using Fourier analysis, frequency spectrum characteristics of the drop in a high frequency amplitude-modulated electromagnetic field is obtained. Numerical results agree fairly well with the experimental and theoretical results.

    Sharp estimates for Hardy operator with power weight on Heisenberg group
    CHEN Guoji, DONG Jianfeng
    2018, 24(2):  257-264.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1817
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    In this paper, the $n$-dimensional Hardy operator with power weight on the Heisenberg group $H^n$ is studied. It is proved that the Hardy operator is a strong type of ($p, p$) ($1<p\leqslant \infty$) and a weak type of (1,1) on $L^p$($H^n$, $|x|_h^a$d$x$) and $L^1$ ($H^n$, $|x|_h^a$d$x$), respectively. Moreover, the results show that such ($p, p$) estimate is sharp, and obtain the upper and the lower bounds of the best constant of weak (1,1) type.

    Solution and solid state properties of copper complex with aiminodiacetic derivative
    LIANG Qixian, GONG Teng, ZHAO Yongmei, ZHU Shourong
    2018, 24(2):  265-271.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1776
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    Reaction of the N,N,N',N'-p-xylylenediamine tetracetic acid (H$_4$L) with Cu(NO$_3$)$_2$ leads to the formation of a new polynuclear copper complex. Crystal structure of the polynuclear copper complex has been determined. This polynuclear copper complex belongs to the orthorhombic space group Pmn21, and exhibits a novel 3D structure. Rectangular channels with a dimension of 1.105 6 nm$\times$0.696 4 nm, based on the distances of Cu ions, are found in this structure. Additionally, the results of electro spray ionization-mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) spectra and potentiometric measurements show that the polynuclear copper complex exists as a dinuclear species in the solution. The results may provide theoretical basis to potential applications of the polynuclear copper complex in magnetism, catalysis and structural and functional models of metalloenzymes.

    Influence of molding process parameters on compressive strength for polyimide resin and establishment of mathematical model
    FANG Lin, BURYA A I, YU Mingming, REN Musu, KALINICHENKO C B, EREMINA E A
    2018, 24(2):  272-277.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1823
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    Influence of molding temperature and duration time on the strength of polyimide were investigated, and a mathematical model was established. The results indicate that the pressing parameters have significant effects on the strength of polyimide. The compressive strength reaches maximum when the molding temperature is 653 K and non-pressure duration time is 25 min. Besides, a fitted quadric multiple equation is obtained with orthogonal central composite design. It can fully characterize compressive strength of polyimide within the research domain.

    Effects of initial water content and sand content on dredger fill settlement
    WU Yajun, WEI Xing, TANG Jing
    2018, 24(2):  278-286.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1798
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    Dredger fill settlement is a nonlinear process. The initial water content and sand content have direct effects on it. This research is carried out by settlement experiments on gravity settling characteristics. The effects of initial water content and sand content are analyzed. The settlement process is divided into three phases in which dredger fill's amount of settlement, settlement rate, void ratio and water content are analyzed. The results show that dredger fill with higher initial water content has more settling velocity, and settlement retard point appears earlier. After a settlement retard point appears, the amount of settlement becomes fewer. With lower initial water content, self-weight consolidation begins earlier, and the settlement retard point appears later. Sand content has less effect on the earlier settlement process, but has more effects on settlement in the consolidation stage. Sand content has little effects on dredger fill with high initial water content.

    Stability analysis of geocell reinforced embankment with strength reduction method
    LIU Beibei, ZHANG Mengxi, WANG Dong
    2018, 24(2):  287-295.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1801
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    It is difficult to see the contribution of changes in reinforcement parameters to a project with existing methods that analyze reinforced composite embankment. This paper uses a finite element software combined in conjunction with the strength reduction method (SRM) in numerical calculation to understand the effect of reinforcement of geocell. Calculations of 3D structural models for different reinforced embankments are carried out based on SRM. The results conform to that obtained by using limit equilibrium, and indicate feasibility of the proposed method for analyzing embankments under complex working conditions of the reinforcement. Stability of embankments with geocells is analyzed using the method. Influences of welding distance, buried depth, height and number of layers are then investigated. The results show that the geocell can increase global stability of the embankment. Also, effect of reinforcement can be improved by decreasing welding space and increasing height of the geocell. A fracture surface with several separate arcs will appear in the reinforced embankment with multi-layer geocells.

    Soil pressure induced by pile driving based on model test
    ZHANG Yuchao, LU Ye
    2018, 24(2):  296-303.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1777
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    The paper presents laboratory measurements of soil radial stress obtained in two parallel pile driving tests. The tests were designed to impose two modes of load to investigate the underlying mechanism of the radial stress buildup. Analyses on the test results indicated that soil pressure reached a peak before the pile's tip reached the depth of the pressure sensor. The buildup of soil pressure was closely related to the penetration depth of the pile. The soil pressure measured by the pressure sensors increased slowly and then dissipated during the pile installation process. Peak radial stress buildup in the vicinity of the pile tip remained higher than that in other places. In general, the peak radial stress reduced quickly in response to dynamic loading compared with the results obtained from press-in loading.

    Method of bond-slip model of near-surface mounted FRP strips-concrete interfaces
    ZHANG Zhimei, ZHANG Zhenkai, XIONG Hao, WANG Zhuo, CHEN Gang
    2018, 24(2):  304-313.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1775
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    A high-precision numerical method is proposed to study a bond-slip model for near-surface mounted fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) strips-concrete interfaces. With this method, undetermined parameters of a given bond-slip model can be determined only using the test data of every FRP steps' load and slips of the free end and loaded end in the related tests. A computer program is developed for the purpose. Reliability of the method is verified by a series of test date of pullout-bending bonded joints. Influences of bond length of FRP strips and strength of concrete on bond-slip model are analyzed. Crack problems of the near-surface mounted FRP concrete beam are studied based on the obtained bond-slip model of the interface.

    Pencil drawing production based on hybrid gradient minimization
    WANG Quan, HU Yueli, YAN Ming, HU Yunsheng, CHEN Peng
    2018, 24(2):  314-321.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1780
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    Algorithms for creating pencil drawing effect from an image have two major problems: details are often missing so that important edge lines are not clearly shown, and lines are monotonous without hierarchical information. To solve these problems, this paper proposes a pencil drawing generation algorithm based on hybrid gradient minimization. By combining $L_0$ gradient minimization and $L_1$ norm, prominent edges are maintained and enhanced without affecting the overall sharpness. This way, rich and hierarchical details in the image are fully retained. Experimental results indicate that the proposed method can generate high quality and more realistic pencil drawing effect. It is superior to several other existing method.

    System optimization for tomato Micro-Tom transgenic regeneration
    QIU Shi, ZHANG Wenju, XU Fuhui, DENG Zhirui
    2018, 24(2):  322-330.  doi:10.12066/j.issn.1007-2861.1773
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    Low redifferentiation frequency of transgenic plant is a major barrier in plant gene engineering. Tomato species Micro-Tom was used as the experimental material. Effects of plant hormone combination, preculture time, and co-culture time of kanamycin and timentin on callusogenesis and adventitious bud growth were explored. The results show that cotyledon is more suitable than hypocotyledon as explants for callusogenesis and adventitous bud induction. Combination of 0.5 mg/L zeatin (ZT) with 1.0 mg/L indole acetic acid (IAA) brings about the highest adventitous bud induction. Suitable preculture time for explants is 3 d, and that for co-culture with Agrobacterium tumefaciens is 2 d. The upper tolerance limit of explant to kanamycin for selection is 40 mg/L and suitable timentin concentration for Agrobacterium tumefaciens inhibition is 150 mg/L. The established system may provide a good base for genetic engineering for Micro-Tom tomato.