相变储能材料十六醇-癸酸二元体系相变温度的测定

采用步冷曲线法测定了不同组成的十六醇-癸酸二元体系的相变温度,绘制了该体系的T-X相图,该体系为具有最低共熔点的二元体系,其最低共熔温度为常温,具有广泛的应用价值。     

Stochastic modeling for computational warranty analysis

We examine two key stochastic processes of interest for warranty modeling: (1) remaining total warranty coverage time exposure and (2) warranty load (total items under warranty at time t). Integral equations suitable for numerical computation are developed to yield probability law for these warranty measures. These two warranty measures permit warranty managers to better understand time‐dependent warranty behavior, and thus better manage warranty cash reserves. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics, 2005.     

DDS输出信号频谱结构的系统分析

首先介绍了直接数字合成(DDS)技术的基本原理和理想情况下DDS的输出信号频谱结构,然后分析了工程实际中DDS的误差信号来源,从信号与系统理论的角度解释了相位截断和幅度量化引起的DDS输出信号频谱的杂散,并在最后对D/A的非理想特性和参考时钟相位噪声的影响作了简要的说明。     

确定重构相空间维数的方法

计算混沌统计特征量前必须先获得重构相空间的维数,因此给出了最大特征值不变法、几何不变量法、虚假邻点法、预测误差最小法、最小Shannon熵法、经验赋值法六种确定方法,得出了应用最大特征值不变法和最小Shannon熵法的工程案例计算结果。     

CsLiB6O10晶体Ⅰ型光参量过程中角度调谐研究

根据三波耦合过程中的能量动量守恒,基于非线性晶体的相位匹配理论,利用CsLiB6O10(CLBO)晶体的Sellmeier方程,详细分析了Ⅰ型共线及非共线参变过程中CLBO晶体的角度调谐特性.这对于激光脉冲的激光参量过程的优化具有重要的意义.     

捷联干涉仪导引头旋转弹体角运动解耦设计

捷联导引头在结构上与弹体固连,由于耦合有弹体角运动信息,从而不能直接得到比例导引所需的制导信号.针对采用相位干涉仪制导的旋转导弹,分析了相位干涉仪的测角机制,探讨了弹体角运动解耦原则.最后,提出了一种采用动力陀螺实现弹体角运动解耦的可行性方法,并易得到比例导引所需要的制导信号.仿真结果表明,该方法可以很好地隔离弹体角运动的影响,去耦效果良好,具有一定的工程可行性.     

基于相参特性的雷达信号分选中“增批”问题研究

一部雷达可以在不同时间段内大范围跨波段工作,基于现行信号分选方法,常出现"增批"问题。利用信号相参特性,基于雷达本振初相不变性原理,提出求和曲线斜率判别法,对同一辐射源和不同辐射源信号进行分选仿真,并进行了误差分析。仿真结果表明,方法能够解决信号分选过程中的"增批"问题,当信噪比高于5 dB,并且测频误差在小于200 kHz时,分选准确率可以达到98%以上。     

匈牙利法的末段两层火力反TBM目标分配优化

介绍了匈牙利法解决Assignment Problem的基本原理,对匈牙利法解决指派问题的解题步骤和特殊情况进行了说明。在给出末段两层火力防御TBM的目标分配原则的基础上,阐述了相关概念,改进了匈牙利法运用方式,并建立了目标分配模型。最后通过实例的解算,证明了该方法应用于末段两层火力防御TBM目标分配中的可行性,为末段协同反TBM的目标分配提供了一种有效的算法。     

The practice and theory of British counterinsurgency: the histories of the atrocities at the Palestinian villages of al-Bassa and Halhul, 1938–1939

This article details two largely unreported atrocities by British forces operating against Arab rebels during the Arab revolt, 1936–9, at the Palestinian villages of al-Bassa and Halhul. It then examines the military-legal system that underpinned and authorised British military forces operating in aid of the civil power, suggesting that the law in place at the time allowed for a level of reprisals and punitive actions, such as happened at al-Bassa and Halhul. The article does not conclude that the law allowed for atrocities but it does argue that it gave a basic form and understanding to an operational method that was brutal and could lead to atrocities. It thus tests the idea in much of the literature on counterinsurgency that the British were restrained and used minimum force when compared to other colonial and neo-colonial powers fighting insurgents.     

Colonial violence and its ‘Small Wars’: fighting the Kuki ‘guerillas’ during the Great War in Northeast India, 1917–1919

ABSTRACT

This paper concerns the lesser known British counterinsurgency (COIN) operations in Northeast frontier of India during the First World War. Officially known as the ‘Kuki Operations’, it was considered as part of the Great War. Carried out in isolation from press and public, and shelved in colonial archives, the event remained invisible until today. Yet, it registers a critical case of colonial COIN doctrine where the ‘moral effect’ doctrine was employed without being questioned. It unleashed enormous amount of organized violence, ranging from shoot at sight to indiscriminate burning of villages, wholesale destruction of property and livestock, prevention of cultivation and rebuilding of villages, forced mass displacement in jungles or in ‘concentration camps’, and collective punishment (communal penal labour and payment of compensation) after the war. This paper argues that the theory of ‘minimum force’ and the practicability of the ‘moral effect’ doctrine as applied by the Empire, sit oddly with each other at the frontier, where violence was seen both as a natural and moral orders. Violence as an ‘imperatively necessary’ method to bring order in a disorderly frontier, in the opinion of colonial state, informs and registers Northeast India as geography of violence.