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A note on a solution of three body problem
Equilateral triangle solution of three-body problem for Apollo Earth-Moon libration point mission
Evolution of Surface Deformations of Weakly-Bound Nuclei in the Continuum
We study weakly-bound deformed nuclei based on the coordinate-space Skyrme
Hartree-Fock-Bogoliubov approach, in which a large box is employed for treating
the continuum and surface diffuseness. Approaching the limit of core-halo
deformation decoupling, calculations found an exotic "egg"-like structure
consisting of a spherical core plus a prolate halo in Ne, in which the
resonant continuum plays an essential role. Generally the halo probability and
the decoupling effect in heavy nuclei are reduced compared to light nuclei, due
to denser level densities around Fermi surfaces. However, deformed halos in
medium-mass nuclei are possible with sparse levels of negative parity, for
example, in Ge. The surface deformations of pairing density
distributions are also influenced by the decoupling effect and are sensitive to
the effective pairing Hamiltonian.Comment: 5 pages and 5 figure
Generalized Second-Order Thomas-Fermi Method for Superfluid Fermi Systems
Using the -expansion of the Green's function of the
Hartree-Fock-Bogoliubov equation, we extend the second-order Thomas-Fermi
approximation to generalized superfluid Fermi systems by including the
density-dependent effective mass and the spin-orbit potential. We first
implement and examine the full correction terms over different energy intervals
of the quasiparticle spectra in calculations of finite nuclei. Final
applications of this generalized Thomas-Fermi method are intended for various
inhomogeneous superfluid Fermi systems.Comment: 8 pages, 10 figures, PR
Effect of the variable porosity on the heat transfer process in solar air receiver
Solar air receiver is the core component of central receiver system (CRS) in solar thermal power plants due to the unique feature of some porous medium like silicon carbide foam ceramic and so on. In the air receiver, the porous material receives the concentrated sunlight from the heliostat field and heats up the pumped inlet air by convection and radiation. The incident radiation is distributed in the inner space of the porous medium rather than located on the boundary of the heated face in the front of the receiver. Aiming at this phenomenon which called volumetric effect, we propose a novel solar air receiver using the porous medium with variable porosity along the incident direction to optimize its heat transfer process and increase the thermal efficiency of the receiver.
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