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Quantifying jet transport properties via large hadron production
Nuclear modification factor for large single hadron is studied
in a next-to-leading order (NLO) perturbative QCD (pQCD) parton model with
medium-modified fragmentation functions (mFFs) due to jet quenching in
high-energy heavy-ion collisions. The energy loss of the hard partons in the
QGP is incorporated in the mFFs which utilize two most important parameters to
characterize the transport properties of the hard parton jets: the jet
transport parameter and the mean free path , both at
the initial time . A phenomenological study of the experimental data
for is performed to constrain the two parameters with
simultaneous fits to RHIC as well as LHC data. We obtain
for energetic quarks GeV/fm and
fm in central collisions at
GeV, while GeV/fm, and
fm in central collisions at
TeV. Numerical analysis shows that the best fit favors a
multiple scattering picture for the energetic jets propagating through the bulk
medium, with a moderate averaged number of gluon emissions. Based on the best
constraints for and , the estimated value for the
mean-squared transverse momentum broadening is moderate which implies that the
hard jets go through the medium with small reflection.Comment: 8 pages, 6 figures, revised versio
Valve Plate Structural Optimal Design and Flow Field Analysis for the Aviation Bidirectional Three-Port Piston Pump
This paper designed and optimized a bidirectional three-port valve plate structure for solving the matching problem of flow rate and pressure in the aerospace pump-controlled differential hydraulic cylinder. This design aims to make the valve plate work well under the bidirectional high-speed condition. The model was set up using dynamic mesh and sliding mesh, and the simulation is conducted by FLUENT. In addition, the flow field of inlet and outlet flow rate pulsations, pressure pulsation in cylinder, and non-dead-point transition zone of four cases are analyzed to optimize the valve plate in this work. The numerical results show that different angles of non-dead-point transition zones of the valve plate have a big impact on the performance of the piston pump. For example, the flow rate pulsation reaches the minimum when the angle of non-dead point transition zone is greater than or equal to the angle of a cylinder port. However, at this time, the closed compression would occur and the pressure inside the cylinder would rise rapidly as the piston moves to the non-dead point zone, thus resulting in serious pressure overshoot. In addition, if the angle of non-dead point transition zone is reduced within a certain range, the pressure overshoot will be reduced drastically, and the flow pulsation rate will rise a bit. The study suggests that it is necessary to adjust the angle of non-dead point transition zone to balance the pressure overshoot and flow pulsation of the pump to obtain the optimal kidney structure of the valve plate
Research on Hypothesizing and Sorting the Eg Candidates in Chinese Semantic Parsing
PACLIC 20 / Wuhan, China / 1-3 November, 200
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