指挥所目标识别专家系统的实现

在分析国内外敌我识别技术的现状及发展趋势的基础上,针对我军的具体实际,利用专家系统技术,提出了基于多情报源信息融合技术的目标识别方法,并给出了基于客户/服务器模式的系统实现结构图。     

一类包含m—增生算子紧扰动的算子方程的可解性

设X为一致凸的Banach空间,T:X(?)D(T)→X为m—增生的且强增生的算子,T_0:X→X为线性紧算子。C:X→X为全连续算子,应用Leray-Schauder度理论,研究了算子方程Tx-T_0x Cx=f,f∈X的可解性。     

关于(S)_+型映射的一个区域不变定理及其应用

本文运用拓扑度方法,获得一个关于(S)_+型映射的区域不变定理。作为它的应用,本文得到了扩张映射的满值性,从而部分地回答了著名数学家L.Nirenberg提出的一个关于扩张映射满值性的公开问题。     

CAD/CAM 中的两种曲线保凸拟合

文中描述了一种保凸参数拟合方法。对于任意给定一个平面开(闭)的凸多边形、可用二次(三次)Bezier曲线段构造了一条C~1二次(C~2三次)的保凸插值样条曲线,并且简略讨论了该方法在CAD/CAM中的应用,如凸轮轮廓曲线的拟合,外形的几何设计等。我们在IBM-PC机上编制了通用的交互式作图软件,只要输入相应的坐标和控制参数,即可快速绘制出C~1二次(C~2三次)的保凸插值样条曲线。     

均匀试验设计在无人机关键参数设计中的应用

针对所采用CFD软件FLUENT对无人机的气动特性数值模拟,消耗大量时间这一问题,进行了试验设计,来减少试验次数。首先对各种常见的试验设计方法的优点局限性及试验次数进行了全面而详细的分析与总结,然后选取了均匀试验设计的方法来安排试验,实践了均匀试验设计在无人机关键参数设计中应用的案例,并通过曲线拟合建立了相应的模型,对均匀试验设计的可行性进行了验证。     

基于VFGPIR联合特征的决策级加权融合检测方法

车载前视地表成像雷达(VFGPIR)探测浅埋目标时面临虚警率过高问题,可利用序列图像特征的联合检测解决这一问题.首先利用Fisher鉴别比(FDR)定量评估从单帧和序列图像中提取的单个特征的鉴别能力;然后针对单个最优序列特征无法满足探测指标要求提出一种基于决策级加权融合的多特征联合检测方法;最后利用接收机工作特性(ROC)曲线来验证所提方法的有效性.试验结果表明:序列特征比单帧图像特征具有更好的鉴别能力;所提方法性能优于单个最优序列特征、特征向量和多数票融合准则对应的检测结果,有望满足实际探雷应用需求.     

利用声光衍射测量甘草折射率的研究

本文是利用声光衍射测量甘草稀溶液折射率尝试。提出了胶体溶液大分子的球状散射模型，得出了测量使用的一个简化公式，并对甘草溶液的折射率给出了一个实验结论。     

Contents and Author Index,Volume 19, 2012

The U.S. Congress, charged with overseeing U.S. nuclear weapons policy and programs, usually addresses such policies and programs through the annual authorization and appropriations process, focusing mostly on questions of how many and what types of weapons the United States should deploy, with little attention paid to questions about nuclear weapons strategy, doctrine, and policy. The oversight process has brought about some significant changes in the plans for U.S. nuclear weapons, including the elimination of funding for the Robust Nuclear Earth Penetrator study and the shift of that funding into a study of the Reliable Replacement Warhead. But with the focus on authorizations and appropriations, along with the divided jurisdiction over nuclear weapons policy and programs in congressional committees, Congress has not, either recently or during the Cold War and post–Cold War eras, conducted a more comprehensive review of U.S. nuclear weapons strategy, policy, or force structure. Changes in committee jurisdictions could affect the oversight process, but as long as nuclear weapons policy and programs remain a relatively low priority for most members of Congress, and the country at large, it is unlikely that Congress will pursue such a comprehensive debate.     

INDIA AND THE NEW LOOK OF U.S. NONPROLIFERATION POLICY

U.S. nuclear export policy has undergone major transformations since 1945, and the most recent change, as expressed in the July 18, 2005, India-U.S. Joint Statement, represents an especially significant shift in policy. The document reverses more than a quarter century of U.S. declaratory policy, suggesting that the current U.S. administration regards nuclear proliferation to be both inevitable and not necessarily a bad thing. This article investigates this policy shift, looking at the history of U.S. nuclear export policy and the potential ramifications of the new policy on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). The author also touches on the potential effects of the Joint Statement on Indian-Pakistani relations. Finally, it is suggested that it is not too late for India and the United States to change the new policy with more consideration for the NPT and the Nuclear Suppliers Group Initiative.     

ACHIEVING NUCLEAR BALANCE

One of the most important questions affecting U.S. national security is the future size of the U.S. nuclear stockpile. While there is clear consensus within the U.S. government on the need to reduce the size of the arsenal, there is none on the best path to achieve these cuts; on the type of deterrent necessary to deal with future threats; or on the size of the production complex needed to support that arsenal. Creating a strategic commission to review these questions, as contemplated in the Fiscal 2008 House Defense Authorization bill, is a necessary first step to establish a sensible nuclear policy. The Reliable Replacement Warhead, which has the potential to transform the complex while preserving the current moratorium on nuclear testing, is a program worth exploring further if it stays within congressionally mandated bounds. As Congress considers both programmatic and policy matters related to U.S. nuclear weapons, it is vital that we also renew and strengthen U.S. leadership on nuclear nonproliferation.