A combined method for the fast 3-D finite element modeling of defect responses in nondestructive testing of electromagnetics is presented. The method consists of three numerical techniques: zoom-in technique, differen...A combined method for the fast 3-D finite element modeling of defect responses in nondestructive testing of electromagnetics is presented. The method consists of three numerical techniques: zoom-in technique, difference field technique and iterative solution technique. Utilizing the zoom-in technique, the computational zone focuses on a relatively small domain around the defect. Employing the difference field technique, the axisymmetrical field solution corresponding to the case with no defect can be used to simplify the mesh generation and obtain the modeling results quickly. Using the iterative solution technique, the matrix equation system in the 3-D finite element modeling of nondestructive probe signals can easily be solved. The sample calculation shows that the presented method is highly effective and can consequently save significant computer resources.展开更多
In this work we propose a quantum trajectory approach to the powerful molecular dynamics simulation with surface hopping, from an insight that an effective ＂observation＂ is actually implied in the simulation through...In this work we propose a quantum trajectory approach to the powerful molecular dynamics simulation with surface hopping, from an insight that an effective ＂observation＂ is actually implied in the simulation through tracking the forces experienced, just like checking the meter＇s result in quantum measurement process. This treatment can build the nonadiabatic surface hopping on a physical foundation, instead of the usual fictitious and conceptually inconsistent hopping algorithms. The effects and advantages of the proposed scheme are preliminarily illustrated by a two-surface model system.展开更多
文摘A combined method for the fast 3-D finite element modeling of defect responses in nondestructive testing of electromagnetics is presented. The method consists of three numerical techniques: zoom-in technique, difference field technique and iterative solution technique. Utilizing the zoom-in technique, the computational zone focuses on a relatively small domain around the defect. Employing the difference field technique, the axisymmetrical field solution corresponding to the case with no defect can be used to simplify the mesh generation and obtain the modeling results quickly. Using the iterative solution technique, the matrix equation system in the 3-D finite element modeling of nondestructive probe signals can easily be solved. The sample calculation shows that the presented method is highly effective and can consequently save significant computer resources.
基金Supported by the Major State Basic Research Project of China under Grant Nos.2011CB808502 and 2012CB932704the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.101202101 and 10874176
文摘In this work we propose a quantum trajectory approach to the powerful molecular dynamics simulation with surface hopping, from an insight that an effective ＂observation＂ is actually implied in the simulation through tracking the forces experienced, just like checking the meter＇s result in quantum measurement process. This treatment can build the nonadiabatic surface hopping on a physical foundation, instead of the usual fictitious and conceptually inconsistent hopping algorithms. The effects and advantages of the proposed scheme are preliminarily illustrated by a two-surface model system.
