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- Qi, Chong, 1983-, et al.
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Proton resonance properties in light nuclei with mean-field type potentials
- 2008
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In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS E-NUCLEAR PHYSICS. ; , s. 1955-1964
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- The properties of proton resonances in the p and sd shells are studied with a single-particle potential generated by self-consistent-mean field calculations. Besides, we also propose to calculate the proton-nucleus interaction by a double-folding procedure with the density of the daughter nucleus represented by the result of the same mean-field model. With out raising any adjustable parameter, these calculations provide reasonable estimates for the widths of observed proton resonances in light nuclei. The mean-field-based calculation is particularly useful for the predications of the properties of resonances in light exotic nuclei and the direct proton capture reactions of astrophysics.
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- Yan, Junfang, et al.
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Local adaptive sampling for an energy harvesting CO2 sensor
- 2011
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In: IET Conference Publications. - : IEEE. - 9781849194730
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- For a sensor network, energy limitation is always a key factor to affect the continuous work of a sensor node. A good idea is harvesting energy from the environment to support the node to work continuously. However, energy from environment is varied with time, weather and season. So in order to use the varied environment energy, it is necessary to find a way to achieve real-time monitoring and adaptive working. In this paper, an algorithm called "Adaptive Sampling" was proposed to adapt the sample mode to the present energy condition. And solar energy is proposed as the energy source to power the system. Simulation proves that the algorithm can make the C02 sensor flexibly achieve adaptive sampling under different energy condition with the least MSE 2.7767. This algorithm can be widely used in wireless sensor network power by energy harvesting for local adaptive sampling.
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