Heat Transfer Problems Induced By Multi-shocks Interaction

Numerical simulations of the multi-shock interactions observable around hypersonic vehicles were carried out by solving Navier-Stokes equations with the AUSMPW scheme and the new type of the IV interaction created by two incident shock waves was investigated in detail. Numerical results show that the intersection point of the second incident shock with the bow shock plays important role on the flow pattern, peak pressures and heat fluxes. In the case of two incident shocks interacting with the bow shock at the same position, the much higher peak pressure and more severe heat transfer rate are induced than the classical IV interaction. The phenomenon is referred to as the multi-shock interaction and higher requirements will be imposed on thermal protection systems.

solving global unconstrained optimization problems by symmetry-breaking

IEEE Computer Society; International Association for; Computer and Information Science, ACIS

a computational proof of complexity of some restricted counting problems

South Central University

A HYBRID METHOD OF FRACTIONAL STEPS WITH PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR DIFFERENCE-PSEUDOSPECTRUM FOR NUMERICAL-SOLUTION OF THE CONVECTION-DOMINATED FLOW PROBLEMS

A fractional-step method of predictor-corrector difference-pseudospectrum with unconditional L(2)-stability and exponential convergence is presented. The stability and convergence of this method is strictly proved mathematically for a nonlinear convection-dominated flow. The error estimation is given and the superiority of this method is verified by numerical test.

CIMS设计过程中存在的一些问题及解决方案

提出了一种新的集成的I2 DEF方法 ,并介绍了与之配套的设计开发工具 ,用以支持大型复杂信息系统的设计与开发 ,它可以成功地解决计算机集成制造系统设计开发过程中遇到的许多问题。本文指出了我国CIMS工程存在的问题 ,分析了这些问题产生的原因 ,并结合企业实际给出了应用I2 DEF方法的解决方案。

Continuous configuration time-dependent self-consistent field method for polyatomic quantum dynamical problems

A new continuous configuration time-dependent self-consistent field method has been developed to study polyatomic dynamical problems by using the discrete variable representation for the reaction system, and applied to a reaction system coupled to a bath. The method is very efficient because the equations involved are as simple as those in the traditional single configuration approach, and can account for the correlations between the reaction system and bath modes rather well. (C) American Institute of Physics.