火炮动力后坐运动的数值模拟

设计了以少量火药为能源代替实弹射击的新型火炮动力后坐试验装置 ,进行了可供试验参考的数值模拟计算。给出了后坐试验装置的原理和结构 ,建立了后坐器的数学模型。结合后坐运动计算模型 ,进行了数值模拟 ,证明了运用动力后坐试验装置可以取得较为理想的效果     

高阶累积量自适应波束形成的改进算法

针对线性约束最小方差(LCMV)算法在自适应波束形成时,存在的对噪声敏感、信噪比(SNR)较高时波束形成受小特征值扰动影响较大的情况。在基于高阶累积量的LCMV算法的基础上提出改进方法。该方法首先计算阵列接收数据的高阶累积量,然后对高阶累积量构造数据增广矩阵,进行奇异值分解求出伪逆,再用伪逆修正LCMV算法的权值,形成波束。仿真结果表明,相比于传统LCMV算法与基于高阶累积量的LCMV算法。算法能够有效地克服信噪比升高时小特征值扰动对波束形成的不良影响,且在较低快拍数下仍能有效形成波束。     

基于模糊多属性决策的反装甲目标战场价值评估

信息化战场反装甲目标层出不穷,指挥员决策难度增大。针对反装甲目标信息的复杂性,应用模糊多属性决策理论,提出坦克分队进攻战斗中敌反装甲目标战场价值评估的方法。并通过确定各决策因素指标值和计算加权值,构建价值评估多属性决策模型,快速有效地确定分队本级范畴内的敌反装甲目标的战场价值,有利于分队指挥员迅速果断地实现其作战指挥决策。     

稳像火控中目标角速度测量误差及滤波方法

对稳像火控系统中目标角速度的测量过程进行了分析,指出采用自动传感器测量目标角速度仍存在误差,且对射击诸元的影响较大;在计算机采集数据的有限时间段内,该误差序列为均值不为零的随机干扰噪声,采用均值—中值加权滤波方法可有效减小该嗓声对射击诸元影响.     

发动机平均值模型的开发与检验

建立了一个车用增压柴油机工作过程仿真的平均值模型.这个模型重在描述发动机状态变量的时间平均值,结构紧凑,使用方便,实例计算结果与试验值符合较好,适合于电控柴油机硬件在环仿真系统应用.     

多舰对抗研究

研究了海上军事实战模式抽象出的一追二和一二对抗的两大问题。解决一追二问题的方法共讨论了三种：初始角的平分线航向法、瞬时角的平分线航向法、中点轨迹法。给出了确定性的数学模型、以及选代计算方法。一二对抗问题的结论可以由—一对抗问题的结论经过迭加而得到。而—一对抗问题的解决是以定性微分对策的双边极值原理为基础展开的。     

Military Spending and Economic Growth in the Middle East Countries: Bootstrap Panel Causality Test

This study revisits the causal relationship between military spending and economic growth in 10 Middle East countries via a panel causality analysis that accounts for cross-sectional dependence and heterogeneity across countries. Our results indicate unidirectional causality from military spending to growth for Turkey; one-way causality from economic growth to military spending for Egypt, Kuwait, Lebanon, and Syria; bidirectional causality for Israel; and no causality in either direction for Jordan, Oman, and Saudi Arabia. The empirical evidence does not provide consistent results regarding the causal relationship between defense expenditure and economic growth in these countries.     

Facing an uncertain economic future: Environmental management spending and rural regions surrounding the U.S. DOE's nuclear weapons facilities

Using an economic simulation model, the study finds that the proposed expenditure by the U.S. Department of Energy of billions of dollars to manage the nuclear weapons environmental legacy followed by sharp reductions in expenditures would cause economic spikes and then depressions in three rural regions (Hanford in Washington, INEEL in Idaho, and SRS in South Carolina). The economies of larger and growing metropolitan regions with DOE sites will not be noticeably impacted. Simulations suggest pronounced impacts on income, jobs, and gross regional product in the three dependent rural regions. Policy options are reviewed to address the economic stresses of these rural dependent regions.     

NON‐LINEARITY IN THE DEFENCE EXPENDITURE – ECONOMIC GROWTH RELATIONSHIP IN TAIWAN

As we enter the 21st Century, technologies originally developed for defense purposes such as computers and satellite communications appear to have become a driving force behind economic growth in the United States. Paradoxically, almost all previous econometric models suggest that the largely defense‐oriented federal industrial R&;D funding that helped create these technologies had no discernible effect on U.S. industrial productivity growth. This paper addresses this paradox by stressing that defense procurement as well as federal R&;D expenditures were targeted to a few narrowly defined manufacturing sub‐sectors that produced high tech weaponry. Analysis employing data from the NBER Manufacturing Productivity Database and the BEA’ s Input Output tables then demonstrates that defense procurement policies did have significant effects on the productivity performance of disaggregated manufacturing industries because of a process of procurement‐driven technological change.     

Disarmament: A century of economic thought

This article delineates the history of how disarmament became a concept in economic thought and reviews the relevant writings of economists such as Veblen, Wicksell, Pareto, Schumpeter, Hilferding, Luxemburg, Lenin, Bukharin, Sombart, Keynes, Pigou, and Robbins, and of selected classical precursors (e.g., Smith, Ricardo, Malthus, List, Marx/Engels) as well as post-World War II writers (e.g., Richardson, Boulding, Hirshleifer). Particular attention is paid to how the "markets-as-peace" versus "capitalism-as-war" dichotomy developed, a dichotomy reflected in the contemporary debate on the relative merits or demerits of "globalization".