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    Local existence and uniqueness in Besov spaces for the solution of a surface growth model with fractional power nonlinear term
    Qingkai WANG, Gang WU
    2026, 43 (3): 289-295.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.052
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    In this paper, we study the Cauchy problem for the 4-th order nonlinear equation th+x4h+x2xhα=0 in one dimension for the initial data h0 where α5 and αR. Making use of some subtle estimates of the corresponding linear equation and the nonlinear term, Littlewood-Paley theory, two-norm method, and contraction mapping principle, we obtain the local well-posedness result in nonhomogeneous Besov spaces.

    Subgroup analysis for left-censored data based on pairwise fusion penalty
    Shan PANG, Weiping ZHANG
    2026, 43 (3): 296-305.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.034
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    We use pairwise fusion penalty regularization method, based on Tobit regression model, to perform subgroup analysis on left-censored data with heterogeneity, simultaneously estimating regression parameters and identifying subgroups. By introducing a set of new parameters, the original optimization problem is transformed into a multivariate optimization problem with equality constraints only that can be solved by alternating direction method of multipliers. Moreover, the multivariate function related to the loss in each iteration is transformed into a group of quadratic surrogate functions of single variable by generalized coordinate descent algorithm. We prove that the proposed algorithm is convergent, and establish the large sample properties of the obtained parameter estimators. Simulation studies and real data analysis show that the proposed method has good performance.

    Analysis and optimization of the excitation coils in the miniature linear compressor
    Xuan YANG, Haojie ZHOU, Ji LI
    2026, 43 (3): 306-315.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.043
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    Vapor compression refrigeration can operate electronic devices at lower temperatures even under harsh conditions, but it faces critical challenges in miniaturization and oil-free operation. This paper presents a detailed analysis and optimization of the excitation coils of the linear compressor using finite element analysis. The optimization allows the coil to be more compactly integrated with the outer stator core, further reducing the compressor's volume. A bobbinless coil was developed to increase the slot fill factor, resulting in a more compact structure. Simulation comparisons demonstrate effective enhancements in motor output capacity and efficiency. A prototype was constructed, featuring a linear motor with an outer diameter of 61 mm and a length of 36 mm. The measured electromagnetic force coefficient is 20.73 N·A-1, which is very close to the simulation result of 21.34 N·A-1. Voltage regulation experiments were also conducted under oil-free conditions, confirming that the device can maintain its performance while achieving miniaturization and oil-free operation.

    Numerical simulation of PIC-drift-diffusion hybrid model for multi-pulse EUV-induced hydrogen plasma
    Yuqiang ZHANG, Xingang YU
    2026, 43 (3): 316-325.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.049
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    Based on the PIC-drift-diffusion hybrid model, a two-dimensional cylindrical-coordinate hybrid model computational procedure suitable for EUV-induced plasma has been developed, which fully takes into account the characteristics of EUV-induced plasma, and adopts the PIC method to track the motion process of ions, and adopts the drift-diffusion model to deal with electrons rapidly entering the quasi-equilibrium state. Based on this hybrid model, the long-time dynamic evolution of multi-pulse EUV-induced H plasma is simulated. The results show that the hybrid model can accurately describe the dynamical behavior of the plasma, and also significantly improve the computational efficiency and expand the time scale. The plasma evolution shows a certain cumulative effect, with the increase of the number of EUV pulses, the average density of the H plasma gradually rises, the average kinetic energy of the electrons gradually decreases, and the flux of H ions reaching the wall gradually increases, all of these parameters tend to stabilize after the number of pulses reaches a certain value. In addition, the pressure of the background gas has a significant effect on the multi-pulse cumulative effect, and the plasma parameters require more pulses to reach a steady state as the background gas pressure increases.

    Convection heat transfer of cold water in a non-isothermal Taylor-Couette system
    Tianyu LI, Yuhui CAO
    2026, 43 (3): 326-335.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.037
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    This paper conducts a direct numerical simulation of the convective heat transfer of cold water in a Taylor-Couette system with a high-temperature and rotating inner cylinder, aiming to elucidate the flow features and heat transfer characteristics under different density inversion parameters. For this purpose, multiple density inversion parameters were selected to study the evolution of flow states from natural convection to turbulence. By examining the hydrodynamic and thermal behaviors of cold water across various parameter variations, this paper reveals the diversity of flow regimes and the tight association between heat transfer characteristics and flow features. With the increase in Reynolds number, the flow undergoes two transitions. The initial transition is from a buoyancy-dominated regime to a spiral vortex flow. Pronounced density inversion effects intensify the axial flow’s suppression of radial heat transfer, manifesting a minimal value of heat transfer near Θm=0.5. The subsequent transition occurs within the rotation-dominated regime, where the flow progresses from wavy vortex flow to wavy turbulent vortex, accompanied by the emergence of Görtler vortices and an increase in smaller-scale structures at elevated Reynolds numbers, thus enhancing heat transfer capability. The mechanisms behind flow regime transitions are explored from the perspective of the combined effects of density inversion, centrifugal force, and buoyancy. The results suggest that a marked density inversion effect weakens the buoyancy effect and strengthens the sensitivity to the centrifugal force, leading to an earlier onset of centrifugal-dominated flow at a lower Reynolds number.

    Environmental Science & Geography
    Distribution and evolution of certain antibiotic resistance genes in different environmental media in Hulunbuir Grassland
    Yuanyuan LI, Li GUO, Rui DU, Hua ZHAO, Zeyu JIA
    2026, 43 (3): 336-349.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2025.007
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    We measured the relative abundance of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) related to the treatment of brucellosis by quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR), characterized the bacterial composition by 16S rRNA gene sequencing, and analysed the relationships between ARGs and bacteria by network analyses in multiple environmental media samples (rainwater, topsoil and PM2.5) collected in the summers from 2019 to 2021. The three environmental media of Hulunbuir Grassland were contaminated with some degree of ARGs with the highest ARG abundance in the topsoil. Significant relationships were observed between ARGs and bacteria, thereby promoting the spread of antibiotic resistance. Extensive distribution of ARG carrying bacteria in atmospheric particles, rainwater, and soil may also increase potential ARG exposure risks. These findings are valuable in understanding the ARG pollution levels and distribution characteristics in three environmental media, which can aid to design and implement policies to curb ARGs in local areas.

    Spatial and temporal differences in value of regional advantageous natural resource assets: taking Yunfu City, Guangdong Province as an example
    Xianjiang LI, Shuqin SHI, Jinqiu ZOU, Hao CHEN, Linhong CHEN
    2026, 43 (3): 350-361.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.055
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    Based on the current situation and price data of forest land and mineral resources in Yunfu City of Guangdong Province, in 2010, 2015,and 2020, using geostatistical analysis techniques, dynamic index, and accounting models for economic value and ecological value, this paper explores the spatial-temporal differentiation of the value of regional advantageous natural resources assets, and reveals the dynamic changes of the physical quantity and value of forest land and mineral resources assets in Yunfu City. The results show that: in terms of the physical quantity of assets, the forest land and mineral resources in Yunfu City decreased by 1 622.89 and 16.69 hm2 respectively from 2010 to 2015, and increased by 45 877.86 and 485.69 hm2 respectively from 2015 to 2020; in terms of asset value, the value of forest land resources assets (including economic value and ecological value ) increased by 6.164 billion yuan from 2010 to 2015, and the value of mineral resources assets decreased by 272 million yuan. The amount of asset value of forest land resources (including economic value and ecological value) decreased by a total of 1.67 billion yuan from 2015 to 2020, and the amount of asset value of mineral resources increased by a total of 7.956 billion yuan, and the amount of asset value of forest land and mineral resources in Yunfu City experienced more significant changes from 2015 to 2020, and the amount of increase in their physical quantity was higher than the amount of change from 2010 to 2015, and was also higher than the overall amount of change from 2010 to 2020. The value of advantageous natural resource assets in Yunfu City is characterized by obvious spatial and temporal heterogeneity, and factors such as the level of regional economic development and policy regulation have a more significant impact on the amount of natural resource asset value.

    Evolution of distribution and influencing factors of wood processing enterprises under the background of natural forest protection: a case study of Northeast China
    Yanlin LI, He LI
    2026, 43 (3): 362-373.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.038
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    Taking Northeast China as an example, utilizing methods such as agglomeration of newborn enterprise, kernel density estimation, and negative binomial regression model, this study analyzes the evolutionary characteristics and influencing factors of the spatial layout of wood processing enterprises under the background of the implementation of a typical ecologically-oriented environmental regulation policy — Natural Forest Protection Project (NFPP). The results show that: 1) Under the context of natural forest conservation, wood processing enterprises have agglomerated in the densely populated urban belts of the central inland regions. There is a distinct tendency for them to cluster near provincial capital cities and their surrounding areas. In Harbin-Dalian urban agglomerations and areas along the Qiqihar-Harbin-Suifenhe railroad, new wood-processing enterprises are distributed in a particularly pronounced manner. 2) Diverse sub-industries of new wood processing enterprises exhibit varying spatial distribution characteristics and influencing factors. In comparison, industries such as sawn timber and engineered wood products, which are relatively lower-end in the wood processing sector, are more sensitive to changes in traditional economic geographic factors. As a result, their spatial layouts undergo more pronounced changes. 3)The influencing factors of new wood processing enterprise distribution are significantly different at various stages. With the implementation of NFPP, the dependence of the spatial layout of new wood processing enterprises on soft environments has increased, such as knowledge spillover, environmental regulation intensity, and marketization. The rigid constraints of traditional economic geographical factors have weakened, such as resource endowment and location conditions.

    Impact of artificial vegetation restoration on wind erosion in the eastern sandy land of Qinghai Lake
    Aibin ZHAO, Anru LOU
    2026, 43 (3): 374-385.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.059
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    The eastern sandy land of Qinghai Lake is one of the most severely affected areas by wind-blown sand activities on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, threatening the stability of the regional ecosystem. This study analyzes different types and restoration ages of artificial plant communities to investigate the effects of vegetation restoration on suppressing aeolian activities. The results show that vegetation restoration reduces wind speed and decreases aeolian activity. The “Artemisia desertorum-Hippophae rhamnoides community” on fixed sandy land and the “Artemisia desertorum-Salix cheilophila community” on semi-fixed sandy land were more effective in reducing wind speed compared to shifting sands. Additionally, the structure and diversity of plant communities played a crucial role in wind erosion control, with increased species and functional diversity enhancing ecological functions. The study also found that artificial community restoration improved soil particle size distribution, increasing the content of fine and silt particles, thereby enhancing soil resistance to wind erosion. In summary, artificial vegetation restoration significantly improves ecological functions and mitigates aeolian activities, providing theoretical and practical guidance for ecological restoration in cold sandy areas.

    Record, discovery, and preservation of palm-leaf manuscripts in China
    Hongen JIANG, Shan WANG, Qingle CHEN
    2026, 43 (3): 386-392.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2025.011
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    The palm-leaf manuscript is a treasure of human civilization, which is the scripture written or engraved on the processed leaves of palm trees. Originating in ancient India, it was gradually introduced into China in the historical period, and reached a period of great prosperity in the Tang Dynasty. Chinese ancestors had a clear understanding of the materials used to make the palm-leaf manuscript. According to our study, the “Doro” (多罗) tree in ancient books should be talipotCorypha umbraculifera), while the “Beiduo” (贝多) tree should be palmyraBorassus flabellifer). The word “Beiduo”, which appeared many times in Chinese classical poetry, has become a synonym of Buddhist classics. Material evidence of ancient palm-leaf manuscript has been unearthed in many places in Xinjiang, among which Powell’s manuscript as well as Spitzer’s manuscript unearthed in Kuqa were of great significance, with the latter being considered to be the earliest physical evidence of palm-leaf manuscript all over the world. In addition, ancient palm-leaf manuscripts were also unearthed in the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, which was also of great importance. To date, palm-leaf manuscripts are mainly preserved in Xizang, as well as Xishuangbanna in Yunnan Province, where they have been well organized and protected.​ The characters on the palm-leaf manuscripts were carved and written, respectively, which should be adapted to their preservation conditions.

    Earth Science
    Dynamic stress characteristics of Xinjiang Wushi MS 7.1 earthquake recorded at borehole strain stations in northern Shanxi
    Yongqian CHEN, Huai ZHANG, Yaolin SHI
    2026, 43 (3): 393-403.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2025.046
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    Large earthquakes can trigger earthquakes directly or delayed at long distances, and in order to explore the triggering mechanism, it is necessary to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic stress characteristics of strong teleseismic surface waves and their dynamic Coulomb stress change on long-distance fault surfaces. Four-component borehole strainmeters are capable of directly observing the stress tensor in the rock surrounding a borehole and are uniquely suited to study dynamic stress Coulomb stress changes. In this paper, we analyze the 100 Hz seismic strain waveforms recorded at 4 four-component borehole strain stations, namely, Youyu, Yingxian, Yangqu, and Huairen, in northern Shanxi Province, from the 20240123T020904 MS7.1 earthquake in Wushi County, Xinjiang, China. P-, S-, and surface wave phases were identified, the dynamic Coulomb stress changes in the Kouquan fault zone for teleseismic earthquakes in dry-and water-saturated rock states were calculated comparatively, and the relationship between the epicenter distance and the maximum stress amplitude was estimated from the strain magnitude. The results show that the maximum amplitude of the body stress produced by the teleseismic earthquake in northern Shanxi is 0.96 kPa, and the maximum amplitude of the maximum shear stress is 1.37 kPa; the dynamic Coulomb stress change of the Kouquan fault (strike N35°E, dip 50°, normal fault) by the teleseismic earthquake has a peak value of 1.6 and 1.9 kPa when the medium is dry-and water-saturated rock, respectively, which is below the dynamic stress triggering thresholds, indicating that there is no obvious triggering relationship between the Shanxi Zuoyun MS3.0 and Wushi MS7.1 earthquakes that occurred in this fault zone. The ideas and methods in this paper provide a basis for research on the possible triggering effects of larger teleseismic earthquakes in the future.

    Electronics and Computer Science
    Reinforcement of the complete model-based decomposition for polarimetric SAR based on canonical Huynen dichotomy
    Jiatong LI, Dong LI, Yunhua ZHANG, Xun WANG, He LU
    2026, 43 (3): 404-413.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.046
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    As an important technique for the fine interpretation of the polarimetric synthetic aperture radar targets, the model-based polarimetric decomposition is dedicated to additively expanding the complex target scatterings over the canonical models of surface scattering, double-bounce scattering, and volume scattering. However, model-based decompositions suffer from negative powers and insufficient utilization of polarimetric information. The complete model-based decomposition (CMD) and its improvement solve these problems, but cause the so-called zero-power degradation. This is because CMD can not always extract a surface component and a double-bounce component from the remaining matrix after the removal of the volume scattering, and zero scattering power is then inevitable. CMD is reinforced in this paper. We find that the extraction of the surface and double-bounce components in CMD is essentially a sub-dichotomy of the canonical Huynen dichotomy that prefers volume scattering. By adaptively upgrading it with the other two sub-dichotomies of the canonical Huynen dichotomy that prefer surface scattering and dihedral scattering, respectively, the reinforced CMD can always decompose the surface and double-bounce components without degradation,and the problem of zero power is thus effectively solved. Qualitative and quantitative comparisons on measured polarimetric SAR datasets are presented to demonstrate the good performance of the proposed method.

    Small dataset PSInSAR surface deformation estimation method based on improved low-rank tensor decomposition
    Xiaoyu LI, Jili WANG, Lu LI, Shiqiang LI
    2026, 43 (3): 414-421.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.044
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    In addressing the issue of inadequate precision in surface deformation estimation using the PSInSAR technique with small datasets, this study proposes a dual-weighted low-rank tensor decomposition algorithm for denoising the observed data of temporal interferometric phases. This algorithm enhances the applicability of tensor decomposition in the context of small dataset PSInSAR technology, particularly in larger urban areas. This article utilizes a dataset comprising 29 TerraSAR images from the Tianjin region and extracts a subset of 6 to 11 images as a small dataset for validating the proposed algorithm. The combined approach of dual-weighted tensor decomposition and PSInSAR is employed for ground subsidence estimation. Experimental results demonstrate a significant improvement in the quality of surface deformation estimation using the proposed algorithm for small dataset PSInSAR technology. In the region exhibiting detailed deformation under the condition of 11 images, the error in deformation rate estimation is reduced by approximately 82% compared to the results obtained using the original low-rank tensor decomposition algorithm with the same number of SAR images.

    Classification of insulator defect images with small samples based on meta learning and metric learning
    Yucong WANG, Yong LI, Zhenqin YE, Boyu HU
    2026, 43 (3): 422-431.  DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.069
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    To address the issue of low defect recognition accuracy due to the scarcity of insulator defect samples in power inspection, we propose a recognition method that combines a fine-tuning training strategy with a cosine similarity softmax (CSM) classifier. This method applies a few-shot learning based on metric learning to the task of insulator defect classification. The approach consists of two main steps: first, pre-training the neural network on a large dataset; and second, using the fine-tuning training strategy and CSM classifier to optimize the model, integrating meta-learning and metric learning to transfer the relevant knowledge acquired during the pre-training and meta-learning phases to the domain of insulator defect image classification. Ablation experiments demonstrate that incorporating the fine-tuning training strategy increases recall by more than 0.66% and precision by more than 0.70%. Adding the CSM further improves recall by more than 0.50% and precision by more than 0.53%. Compared to other mainstream few-shot learning methods, our method shows improvements in recall and precision of over 0.67% and 0.62%, respectively. Experimental results indicate that the proposed method exhibits high performance in terms of accuracy, robustness, and generalization capability, confirming its effectiveness in the task of insulator defect image classification for power inspection.

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    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2008, 25 (5): 682-686.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2008.5.017
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    Poly (vinyl alcohol) (PVA) and its derivatives,the excellent water-soluble polymers,have attracted more and more attention,as they show the usability in many processes,as well as possess the promise of degradation in the presence of some specific microbials.In the present paper,the recent advances in the biodegradation of PVA and its derivatives,including the mechanism,influential factors,evaluation method and degradation environment etc,have been reviewed.Moreover,the latest development of PVA-based blendsPcomposites and their biodegradation is also introduced in the present article.

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    Light field is a representation of full four-dimensional radiance of all rays with spatial and angular information in free space, and capture of light field data enables many new development potentials for computational imaging. The historical development of light field photography is summarized, and typical light field photography devices are categorized in view of capture methods for 4D light field. Based on the principles of light field camera, computational imaging theorem, refocusing theory, synthetic aperture refocusing algorithm, and light field microscopic technology are emphatically described. Finally, the promising application perspectives and existing critical issues of light field imaging are discussed.

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    SA-DBSCAN:A self-adaptive density-based clustering algorithm
    XIA Lu-Ning, JING Ji-Wu
       2009, 26 (4): 530-538.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2009.4.015
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    DBSCAN is a classic density-based clustering algorithm. It can automatically determine the number of clusters and treat clusters of arbitrary shapes. In the clustering process of DBSCAN, two parameters, Eps and minPts,have to be specified by uses. In this paper an adaptive algorithm named SA-DBSCAN was introduced to determine the two parameters automatically via analysis of the statistical characteristics of the dataset, which enabled clustering process of DBSCAN fully automated. Experimental results indicate that SA-DBSCAN can select appropriate parameters and gain a rather high validity of clustering.

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    Design of high resolution camera system based on full frame CCDs
    LIU Guang-Lin, YANG Shi-Hong, WU Qin-Zhang, XIA Mo
       2007, 24 (3): 320-324.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2007.3.008
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    A design of high resolution camera system based on DALSA’ s CCD evaluation kit EKxxxx was presented. It was composed of a pulse pattern generator (SAA8103), a vertical line driver (TDA9991), four analog-to-digital interfaces (TDA9965) and a system controller (P89LV51RD2). Camera link with medium configuration was adopted to transfer digital images. The software for controlling and debugging the camera was developed. To correct the non-uniformity of 4 outputs, a method based on two-point correction was described. The system can acquire ultra high resolution pictures at a high frame rate thus it is suitable for aero photography.
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    Heavy metals in aerosol in China: pollution, sources,and control strategies
    TAN Ji-Hua, DUAN Jing-Chun
       2013, 30 (2): 145-155.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.1002-1175.2013.02.001
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    In recent years, the heavy metal pollution incidents in China were frequently reported. However, studies on pollution, sources, and control strategies of atmospheric heavy metals in China are rare. We summarize the research results reported in recent years. The features of pollution level, seasonal variation, regional differences, size distribution of the atmospheric heavy metal elements including Pb, V, As, Mn, Ni, Cr, and Cd in China are analyzed. The main sources, current control status, and control technologies of atmospheric heavy metals are discussed. Comprehensive suggestions for China's heavy metal pollution control are put forward based on the summarization of the progress and experience of the atmospheric heavy metal pollution control in other countries and regions.

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    The Research Progress in Synthesis and Application of Gallium Nitride2Based Materials
    PENG Bi-Xian, QIAN Hai-Sheng, YUE Jun, CHEN Li-Juan, WANG Chong-Chen, ZHANG Li-Juan
       2005, 22 (5): 536-544.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2005.5.002
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    Gallium nitride is a novel kind of semiconductor,whose direct band gap is 3139eV at the room temperature. It has been proved to be a promising material for electronic and photoelectric devices. A good many of its growth methods have been discovered, and some of them had been implemented in production practice with monitoring systems. Some comparisons were made between different methods. The structure-performance dependence of GaN itself, GaN-based family and multinitrides have been summarized. The main fields of GaN-based material were presented. GaN-based material is being considered to be the excellent candidate of electronic device potentially used in high temperature,high-power and worst environment surroundings.

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    Experiment and numerical simulation of thermal conductivity of uranium dioxide
    WANG Zeng-Hui, HUANG Xiao-Feng
       2009, 26 (3): 415-418.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2009.3.017
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    Uranium dioxide is a kind of steady nuclear fuel that has the characteristic of high melting point and steady property. The thermal conductivity of uranium dioxide can directly influence the temperature distribution of nuclear fuel and the max temperature of the center of nuclear fuel. The experimental results and expression of thermal conductivity have been compared in the paper. The deviation between the experiment results has decreased. The non-equilibrium molecular dynamics simulation results are in good agreement with the experiment results in medium temperature region. In low temperature region, it is necessary to add the quantum correction to the kinetic energy computation of phonon. In high temperature region, it is needed to use the accurate potential model and build up the electron gas energy transport model and photon radiation energy transport to study the thermal conductivity well and truly for the nuclear reactor safety design and uranium dioxide engineering application.

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    DFT mechanistic insight into the modular strategy involved in the palladium-catalyzed synthesis of cyclopentenones from α,β-unsaturated acid chlorides and alkynes
    ZHONG Liang, ZHAO Ruihua, WANG Zhixiang
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2022, 39 (2): 145-153.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2021.0046
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    Cyclopentenones are important synthetic building blocks and as motifs appear in bioactive molecules and natural products. We applied density functional theory (DFT) calculations to gain insight into the modular strategy involved in the palladium-catalyzed synthesis of cyclopentenone from α,β-unsaturated acid chlorides and alkynes in the presence of hydrosilane. The study unveils that the transformation proceeds via the sequence:the disassembly of α,β-unsaturated acid chloride into vinyl, carbonyl, and Cl fragments with the palladium catalyst; carbon monoxide release; coupling of alkyne with vinyl group; carbon monoxide re-coordination and migratory insertion to form another C-C bond with alkyne, ring-closure via C=C bond insertion, transmetalation with hydrosilane, C, H-reductive elimination to release the product. Different from the mechanism proposed by the experimentalists, the CO group is involved in the reaction via separate liberation and re-coordination in the solvent cage, rather than persistent coordination with palladium. The transmetalation for H/Cl exchange takes place at the late stage and is a bottleneck of the transformation, instead of at early disassembly stage.
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    Software protection method based on self-modification mechanism
    WANG Xiang-Gen, SI Duan-Feng, FENG Deng-Guo, SU Pu-Rui
       2009, 26 (5): 688-694.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2009.5.015
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    In this paper, we present a new method based on self-modification mechanism to protect softwares against illegal acts of hacking. The key idea is to converse key codes into data in the original program so as to make programs harder to analyze correctly. Then, we translate data to executable codes by enabling the virtual memory page which stores the hidden code to be executable at run-time. Our experiments demonstrate that the method is practical and efficient.

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    Influence of Cl- and HCO3- ions on adsorption kinetics of F- on activated alumina in coalbed methane co-produced water
    HUANG Li-Juan, HU Zheng-Yi, LU Jia, BAO Peng, LIU Xiao-Ning, ZHOU Guo-Hui
       2013, 30 (2): 213-219.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.1002-1175.2013.02.011
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    Activated alumina (AA) is widely used for defluoridation. Batch experiments were carried out to investigate the influence of Cl- (1000 mg·L-1) and HCO3- (2000 mg·L-1) on adsorption kinetics of F- (10 mg·L-1) on AA in coalbed methane co-produced water (CBMW). The results show that in the presence of Cl- the adsorption rate and the equilibrium absorption capacity increase, but in the presence of HCO3- both the quantities decrease. These effects should be considered when one treats CBMW.

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    A Novel CAM gene from heavy metals hyperaccumulator Thlaspi caerulescens L. and Functional Analysis in yeas
    HAN Lu, WEI Wei, GUAN Zi-Qiu, XU Jin, CHAI Tuan-Yao
       2007, 24 (4): 465-472.   DOI: 10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2007.4.010
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    Calmodulin, the predominant calcium receptor, is one of the best-characterized calcium sensors in eukaryotes which regulates diverse cellular functions by modulating the activity of a variety of enzymes and proteins. Research workers have evidences suggesting Ca2+ and calmodulin are involved in various environment stimulation reaction. By differential screen, we isolated a positive clone in the T.caerulescens cDNA library induced in response to Cd2+. The result of cDNA sequence analysis showed that the positive clone shared more than 92 % homologies for nucleotide sequences with CaM2 gene from Arabidopsis thanliana, named TcCaM2. The TcCaM2 gene consists of 447 nucleotides and encodes 149 amino acids, and it shares more than 83 % homologies for nucleotide sequences and 95 % for encoding amino acid sequences as compared with those of calmodulin genes of other plants. A yeast-expressed plasmid with TcCaM2 was constructed and transferred into heavy metal sensitive yeast mutant cells. Further study about the growth patterns of TcCaM2 -expressed yeast indicated that over expression of TcCaM2 improved Co2+、Ni2+ resistance and increased Cd2+ hypersensitivity in the yeast cells. As an important role in the T.caerulescens’s response to heavy metal, TcCaM2 can work as a significant gene tool in the phytoremediation of heavy metal pollution.
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    Super-resolution reconstruction of high-resolution remote sensing images for real scenes
    Jiayi ZHAO, Yong MA, Fu CHEN, Wutao YAO, Erping SHANG, Shuyan ZHANG, An LONG
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (1): 80-92.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.054
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    Super-resolution technology has become an important tool for reconstructing high-resolution datasets and supplementing the shortage of high-resolution images with its characteristics of flexibility and low cost. Compared with natural images, remote sensing images of real scenes are complex and specific, which make super-resolution tasks more difficult. Meanwhile, for remote sensing images, traditional deep learning models can improve the resolution, but there is still a great deficiency of improvement for the details and textures of the ground objects. Therefore, based on the generative adversarial network model, this paper fuses channel-space attention to enhance the feature learning capability of the network and use an artifact suppression strategy to distinguish smooth regions from detail-rich regions, so that the network can focus more on detail-rich regions and suppress the generation of artifacts. Extensive experiments on GaoFen satellite data show that the quantitative metrics and visual quality of the method proposed in this paper are better than those of the current mainstream methods.

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    Spatial-temporal variation analysis and prediction of grain production in Central Asia based on ARIMA model
    GAO Xuemei, DONG Ye, XU Wenqiang, BAO Anming, ZHONG Xiufeng
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (4): 472-486.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.017
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    The production and supply of food are core components of sustainable development. Ensuring the sustainability of global food production and supply is crucial for maintaining human survival and socioeconomic stability, and it holds significant importance in advancing the “Zero Hunger” goal within the framework of global sustainable development. This paper selects the five key cereal crops, including wheat, barley, maize, oats, and rice, as the subjects of study, focusing on the Central Asian region. It analyzes the variations in yield per hectare, total production, and cultivated area for these cereals from 1992 to 2021, investigates regional disparities in food production fluctuations within Central Asia, and employs the ARIMA model to forecast future grain production in Central Asia. The results showed that: 1) From 1992 to 2021, the grain yield, total output and sown area in Central Asia showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing, and the three changes ranged from 0.79~1.96 t/hm2, (0.14~0.37)×108 t and (0.14~0.23)×108 hm2, respectively. Grain yield and total production reached their peaks in 2011 at 1.96 t/hm2, and 0.37×108 t, respectively, while the cultivated grain area peaked in 1993 at 0.23×108 hm2. 2) The grain volatility in Central Asia is characterized by frequent fluctuations in grain production, with a significant proportion of years experiencing fluctuations exceeding 5%. The amplitude of these fluctuations is substantial, and the average fluctuation cycle is 2-4 years, indicating a short-term cyclical pattern dominated by classical rather than growth-oriented fluctuations. 3) In the coming years, Central Asia is projected to experience an upward trend in wheat, barley, maize, and oats production, while rice production is expected to decline. Compared to the year 2021, by 2030, Central Asia’s wheat, barley, maize, and oats production is estimated to increase by (410.15, 91.6, 795.26, and 8.91)×104 t, respectively, representing growth rates of 20.1%, 31%, 299.2%, and 37.1%. Conversely, rice production may decrease by 15.99×104 t, with a decline of 15.5%.
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    Multi-scale semantic prior features guided street view image inpainting algorithm
    ZENG Jianshun, LYU Yanjie, QIN Yuchu
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (4): 496-507.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.089
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    Urban street view imagery, as crucial forms of spatial data, has a wide range of applications in mapping services, urban 3D reconstruction, and cartography. However, since the collected street view images often face challenges such as distracting target occlusion and privacy concerns, necessitating meticulous preprocessing. Addressing these challenges, we propose an image inpainting algorithm based on multi-scale semantic priori guided for generating more realistic and natural static street view images. Firstly, a semantic prior network is designed to learn the multi-scale semantic priors of the missing regions of the input image to enhance the contextual information. The semantic enhancement generator adaptively fuses the multi-scale semantic priors and image features and at the same time introduces a multilevel attention shifting mechanism to refine the texture information of the image. Finally, a Markov discriminator is adopted to distinguish the generated image from the real image by adversarial training, which makes the reconstructed street scene image more realistic. Experiments on the Apolloscape dataset demonstrate that the images generated by our algorithm have achieved significant improvements in semantic structural coherence and detailed texture, solving the privacy problem in street view while providing a more reliable data base for realistic city applications.
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    Spatial distribution characteristics and tourism development potential evaluation of traditional villages in Shandong Province
    ZHANG Shengrui, SONG Yongyong, ZHANG Tongyan
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 619-631.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.001
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    This article takes 567 national level (168) and provincial level (511) traditional villages in Shandong Province as subjects of investigation. Firstly, a spatial econometric model is used to analyze the spatial distribution characteristics of traditional villages in Shandong Province. Secondly, the Delphi method and SPSS factor analysis method are used to screen and analyze the evaluation indicators. A total of 28 indicators including village cultural resources, village ecological and natural resources, institutional management, tourism infrastructure, and village economic vitality are obtained. Finally, the AHP entropy weight method is used to combine weights to score the selected indicators. A scoring table for tourism development potential of traditional villages in Shandong Province is constructed, and a multi-objective linear weighted function model is used for scoring. The results showed that: 1) The overall spatial distribution of traditional villages in Shandong Province is uneven, mostly distributed in mountainous areas or underdeveloped areas of cities with relatively uneven development and underdeveloped infrastructure; 2) Among various indicators, the cultural resources (0.331 2) and institutional management (0.144 0) of the village play an important role, followed by tourism infrastructure (0.143 7), village ecological and natural resources (0.143 4), and village economic vitality (0.097 7); 3) The evaluation results show that there are 135 key traditional villages (S≥7.9) in Shandong Province, accounting for only 23.81% of the total number of traditional villages in Shandong Province; there are 295 traditional villages (6.2<S<7.9), accounting for 52.03% of the total number of traditional villages in Shandong Province; there are 137 traditional villages with a focus on protection (S≤6.2), accounting for 24.16% of the total number of traditional villages in Shandong Province; 4) Based on the characteristics of various traditional villages, corresponding development strategies are proposed in this paper.
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    Record, discovery, and preservation of palm-leaf manuscripts in China
    Hongen JIANG, Shan WANG, Qingle CHEN
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (3): 386-392.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2025.011
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    The palm-leaf manuscript is a treasure of human civilization, which is the scripture written or engraved on the processed leaves of palm trees. Originating in ancient India, it was gradually introduced into China in the historical period, and reached a period of great prosperity in the Tang Dynasty. Chinese ancestors had a clear understanding of the materials used to make the palm-leaf manuscript. According to our study, the “Doro” (多罗) tree in ancient books should be talipotCorypha umbraculifera), while the “Beiduo” (贝多) tree should be palmyraBorassus flabellifer). The word “Beiduo”, which appeared many times in Chinese classical poetry, has become a synonym of Buddhist classics. Material evidence of ancient palm-leaf manuscript has been unearthed in many places in Xinjiang, among which Powell’s manuscript as well as Spitzer’s manuscript unearthed in Kuqa were of great significance, with the latter being considered to be the earliest physical evidence of palm-leaf manuscript all over the world. In addition, ancient palm-leaf manuscripts were also unearthed in the Mogao Caves in Dunhuang, which was also of great importance. To date, palm-leaf manuscripts are mainly preserved in Xizang, as well as Xishuangbanna in Yunnan Province, where they have been well organized and protected.​ The characters on the palm-leaf manuscripts were carved and written, respectively, which should be adapted to their preservation conditions.

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    Scientific connotation, contemporary value, and practical pathways of “Two Mountains” theory from the perspective of modern human-environment relationships
    MENG Gui, WANG Kaiyong
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (4): 487-495.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.073
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    Based on the perspective of human-earth relationships, firstly, this article analyzes the theoretical connotation of “Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets” from the perspectives of philosophical meaning, geographical logic, and economic thinking. Secondly, from the three aspects of serving the rural revitalization, building a beautiful China, and building a community of human destiny, the era value of “Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets”. Subsequently, from the perspective of coordinated development of human-earth relations, from the four aspects of highlighting the participation of people, the value of excavation land, maintaining human-land balance, and the standardized human and ground behavior, it proposed the development of the transformation from “lucid waters and lush mountains” to “gold and silver mountains”. Finally, according to the key issues that have not been resolved in the practical path, it is pointed out that future research should be strengthened on the selection of transformation path and model, the valuation of ecological products, and the evaluation of transformation efficiency of the “Two Mountains”.
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    Multispectral remote sensing image pan-sharpening method based on multi-residual network
    ZHOU Qingze, GUO Qing
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (4): 565-575.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.086
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    This paper proposes a multi-spectral remote sensing image sharpening method based on a deep convolutional neural network and residual network. The method addresses the problems of spectral distortion in traditional remote sensing image sharpening methods and insufficient information utilization between network layers in current deep learning-based methods. The proposed method uses the depth convolution and residual network to design the depth residual module to extract the spatial and spectral features of the deep image. Additionally, residual connections between sub-blocks are established to transmit gradient information to deeper networks and avoid gradient explosion problems, making the network more efficient. Experiments are conducted on simulated and real-world multi-spectral images from WorldView-2, and the results are compared with traditional and existing deep learning-based methods. The proposed method improves the spectral distortion phenomenon and learns deeper image features to better preserve the spatial and spectral information of the image. The proposed method outperforms the deep convolutional sharpening network method in terms of various evaluation metrics, including ERGAS, SAM, SCC, UIQI, and the global fusion quality evaluation index. The proposed method improves these metrics by 24.4%, 26.7%,6.2%,4.7%, and 6.3%, respectively. Subjective and objective evaluations and spectral curve also indicate that the proposed method significantly improves the spatial and spectral resolution of remote sensing images, especially under complex environmental conditions.
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    Advances in ecosystem regime shifts and tipping mechanisms: a comprehensive review
    Yanbin HAO, Mingzi WU, Fuqi WEN, Xin WANG, Tong ZHAO, Jie LIU, Yanfen WANG
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (1): 1-13.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2025.043
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    Regime shifts and their underlying mechanisms in ecosystems are a critical issue in ecological research, with profound implications for predicting ecological risks under global change. This review systematically synthesizes the theoretical advances in alternative stable state (ASS) of ecosystem multi-stability, focusing on three key dimensions: micro-macro process coupling, mechanisms of threshold response, and the role of regulatory nodes in ecosystem resilience. By integrating methodologies such as ASS theory, potential landscape modeling, and bifurcation analysis, we highlight how climate change and anthropogenic activities are driving critical ecosystems (e.g., coral reefs, Amazon rainforest, Arctic permafrost) toward tipping points, while hysteresis effects and irreversible potentials exacerbate recovery challenges. Emerging approaches combining network theory and energy (carbon) flux analysis offer novel insights for cross-scale early warning, yet bridging micro-scale mechanisms with macro-scale patterns remains a critical challenge. This review provides a theoretical framework for ecological threshold management and underscores the urgent need for interdisciplinary approaches to address planetary-scale regime shift risks.

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    Digital pre-distortion techniques for multibeam interactions on LEO satellites
    HUANG Chenguang, WANG Haiwang, SHAO Fengwei, LI Guotong
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (4): 519-527.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.042
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    The convergence of broadband LEO satellite communication systems with 5G is the development trend of satellite communication. To meet the demand for high-speed data transmission, multibeam technology based on large-scale digital phased arrays is indispensable. The peak-to-average ratio problem of multibeam signals induces the non-linear distortion of onboard power amplifiers, while the non-linear distortion of power amplifiers leads to serious interference between multibeams. A digital pre-distortion structure for multibeam is proposed for low-orbit satellite communication systems using large-scale phased arrays. A pre-distortion model is developed to solve the problems of non-linearity, intermodulation distortion and multibeam interference. Through simulation experiments, it is found that the proposed structure is more advantageous than the traditional pre-distortion structure in terms of performance and complexity balance, providing a feasible solution for the implementation of multibeam and overcoming non-linearity on board.
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    Assessment and pathway simulation of coordinated development of economy-resource-environment system in typical cities of the Yellow River Delta: the case of Binzhou City
    SONG Jiawen, ZHANG Xiaoping, WU Aiping, LIAN Wenhua
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 606-618.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.092
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    The coordinated development of regional economy-resource-environment system (ERE) is a crucial aspect of achieving the sustainable development goals. Taking Binzhou City in Shandong Province, a typical city in the Yellow River Delta, as an example, this paper constructs a coupling coordination degree model and examines the coupled and coordinated development of its ERE system from 2000 to 2020. Furthermore, a system dynamics (SD) model of Binzhou City’s ERE is constructed based on 71 indicators, through which causal feedback relationships and flows among subsystems are illustrated. Four scenarios are set for simulation as follows: current trend continuing mode, secondary industry leading mode, resource and environment prioritizing mode, and system coordinated mode. The results show that: 1) Over the past 20 years, the level of coupled and coordinated development in Binzhou City has been increasing year by year, and the type of coupled and coordinated development has gradually transitioned from an unbalanced state to a well-coordinated state, but there is still instability in the ERE; 2) Through SD parameter calculation and multi-scenario simulation analysis of Binzhou City’s ERE, it is pointed out that continuing the current development model cannot achieve high-quality sustainable development in Binzhou City. Therefore, a coordinated and stable development model, which takes economic, resource, and environmental benefits into account, is suggested as the relatively optimal solution for Binzhou City to achieve sustainable development in the long run.
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    Differences in soil physicochemical properties between unirrigated paleo-cropping layers and natural sediment layers in Dongling Mountain, Beijing
    LYU Xuanze, LI Yumei, WANG Luo
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 632-644.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.014
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    The identification of paleo-cropping layers is an essential part of the study of the origins of agriculture and the exploration of ancient human land use. It is a challenge that archaeologists and palaeoenvironmentalists are facing together. The existing methods of identifying ancient cultivation layers are costly and limited, and there is an urgent need to develop new, simple, convenient, and reliable methods to identify ancient cultivation layers. Farming without irrigation, using plows to turn the land, once occurred in Beijing’s Dongling Mountain and continued for at least 300 years before retiring. There are also natural meadows and broadleaf forests in the area with no tillage history. In this study, four types of soil profiles, namely natural meadow, natural broadleaf forest, abandoned farming meadow, and abandoned farming broadleaf forest, were compared in terms of their soluble salt content, pH, magnetic susceptibility, and color characteristics in order to establish a method for identifying ancient cultivation layers. It was found that the soluble salt content in the abandoned farming soil profile was significantly lower than that in the natural profile, and the coefficient of variation was also significantly lower than that in the natural profile. The soluble salt content and its coefficient of variation can be used to identify ancient tillage layers without irrigation. Soil magnetic susceptibility and pH also have potential value in identifying ancient cultivation layers, and further in-depth studies are needed.
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    Individual tree segmentation of desert Haloxylon ammodendron forests based on UAV LiDAR
    XIONG Shimei, XU Wenqiang, BAO Anming, WANG Zhengyu, TAO Zefu
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 700-710.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.006
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    The potential of light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technology in the application of individual tree segmentation and parameter estimation in desert Haloxylon ammodendron forests has not been explored. This study uses UAV LiDAR data to extract canopy height models (CHM) at spatial resolutions of 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, and 1 m on different interpolation methods, and applies the CHM seed point segmentation algorithm to segment individual trees in three types of Haloxylon ammodendron plots with different growth conditions. This study evaluates the impact of spatial resolution and growth conditions on segmentation accuracy, and verifies the extraction accuracy of tree height and crown width with field measurement data. The results show that the inverse distance weighting interpolation has a higher segmentation accuracy in this study. Spatial resolution is a key factor affecting the results of individual tree segmentation, with the best segmentation results obtained at a resolution of 0.25 m.Class III plots had the highest segmentation accuracy, which was 27% higher than that of Class II plots and 44% higher than that of Class I sample plots. The overlapping crowns of Haloxylon ammodendron in plot I make it difficult to distinguish the crown boundaries, while the independent crowns in plot III make it easier to achieve accurate segmentation. The R2 of the tree height fitting model for all three types of plots is around 0.80, with RMSE less than 0.31 m. The R2 of the canopy extraction fit for the Class I and II plots is around 0.70, with a slightly higher RMSE error, and the branches in a half dead state of Haloxylon ammodendron in plot III affect the extraction accuracy of crown width. This study demonstrates that LiDAR data has great potential for individual tree segmentation in desert Haloxylon ammodendron forests, which can provide data support for desert forests carbon sink estimation in Xinjiang.
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    Local existence and uniqueness in Besov spaces for the solution of a surface growth model with fractional power nonlinear term
    Qingkai WANG, Gang WU
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (3): 289-295.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.052
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    In this paper, we study the Cauchy problem for the 4-th order nonlinear equation th+x4h+x2xhα=0 in one dimension for the initial data h0 where α5 and αR. Making use of some subtle estimates of the corresponding linear equation and the nonlinear term, Littlewood-Paley theory, two-norm method, and contraction mapping principle, we obtain the local well-posedness result in nonhomogeneous Besov spaces.

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    UAV-assisted communication online control strategy based on MPC
    WANG Yifei, HUANG Wei, XIANG Junyan, HE Xiaohe, LIANG Xuwen
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 655-665.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.082
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    This paper addresses the research challenges in unmanned aerial vehicle communication networks, including significant interference among multiple users, high complexity of dynamic models, and the difficulty in designing real-time optimal control strategies. For the first time, the multi-antenna technology is introduced into the quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) communication network, proposing a complex communication network model under the 3D multi-user multiple-input single-output scenario. This model takes into account the small-scale variations of UAV attitudes and their impact on channel quality. Additionally, the space division multiple access technology is employed to effectively mitigate inter-user interference model predictive control. In this context, an online UAV attitude control and resource allocation strategy based on model predictive control(MPC) algorithm is designed. By iteratively solving the open-loop control problem with a rolling window of limited time duration, the average spectral efficiency of the UAV communication system is maximized. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed coupled communication model significantly improves system gains, and the control strategy efficiently optimizes UAV flight trajectories and allocates communication resources in dynamic environments.
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    Thermal insulation performance and mechanical characteristics of clay-based foamed polymeric soil subgrade materials
    Yang ZHAO, Zheng LU, Jie LIU, Rong ZHANG, Tingzhou YAN, Chuxuan TANG, Jian LI
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (1): 51-60.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.062
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    The use of excavated soil from highway construction sites to produce foamed polymeric soil, employed as a thermal insulation layer for seasonally frozen subgrades, not only achieves comprehensive resource utilization but also mitigates frost damage to the subgrades. Based on the excavated soil along the Urumqi Ring Expressway, combined with cement and foam, the foamed polymeric soil with porous insulation properties was developed. The influences of wet density, soil admixture, and water-cement ratio on the thermal conductivity, unconfined compressive strength, and stiffness of foamed polymeric soil were systematically investigated, establishing an intrinsic connection between pore structure and macroscopic performance. The research findings indicate that when the density of foamed polymeric soil increases from 600 kg/m³ to 1 200 kg/m³, its thermal conductivity approximately doubles, strength increases by about 3.95 times, and modulus increases by approximately 10.5 times. Compared to traditional subgrade soil, the thermal conductivity of foamed polymeric soil is significantly reduced by 52%-96.4%. Further analysis of the pore structure reveals that as the pore size of foamed polymeric soil within a unit volume decreases, the proportion of the skeleton increases correspondingly, while the volume of air pores decreases. This microstructural change manifests as improved thermal insulation performance (i.e., reduced thermal conductivity) and significant enhancement in mechanical properties (including strength and stiffness) at the macroscopic level. Foamed polymeric soil not only demonstrates better thermal insulation performance but also exhibits strong mechanical characteristics, providing a suitable solution for the thermal insulation layer of seasonally frozen subgrades.

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    Multitemporal polarimetric SAR crop classification method based on tensor representation
    XU Lu, ZHANG Hong, WANG Chao, WU Fan, ZHANG Bo, TANG Yixian
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 686-699.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.003
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    Multitemporal polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) provides abundant polarimetric scattering information, which is of great value to the long-term monitoring of various crop lands. To make full use of the time correlation and polarimetric information of multitemporal polarimetric SAR, this paper proposed a multitemporal polarimetric SAR crop classification method, which is based on the complete polarimetric covariance matrix. The method can maintain the complex matrix structure of covariance matrix and realize the independent representation of time dimension in tensor space, so that it can be applied to both full- and compact-polarimetric SAR. The method adopted the object-level classification strategy. Firstly, the superpixel segmentation of multitemporal SAR data was achieved by the simple linear iterative clustering (SLIC) method. Then, the covariance matrices of multitemporal SAR were expressed as tensors, and the multilinear principal component analysis (MPCA) method was used to reduce the feature dimension. Finally, the crop classification is achieved by decision tree. In this research, four multitemporal RADARSAT-2 Fine Quad SAR images covered Wuqing District,Tianjin, were used for the crop classification experiments. Compared with methods proposed in other references, the method proposed in this paper achieved the highest overall classification accuracy. Besides, the proposed method was applied to the π/4 mode and the CTLR mode compact-polarimetric SAR to discuss the capability of different kinds of polarimetric SAR in crop classification. Compared with the full-polarimetric SAR, the compact-polarimetric SAR could achieve comparable classification accuracies, but the full-polarimetric SAR performed better at the classes with small sample size, such as rice and lotus.
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    Effect of patch size on super-resolution of large scene remote sensing images
    Ruiqi SUN, Wenjuan ZHANG, Zhen LI, Xuesong MA, Junlin MEI
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (1): 93-103.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.019
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    Single image super-resolution (SISR) can improve the resolution of remote sensing images (RSIs), thereby improving the application value of data. At present, the number of pixels of RSIs generally reaches hundreds of millions, and it is usually necessary to divide the image into patches when performing SISR. However, there is a lack of relevant research on how to effectively determine the patch size and whether different sizes affect the results. In this paper, taking a large-scale high-resolution RSIs as the experiment data, 3 typical SISR models are selected, 9 groups of SR experiments under different patch sizes are carried out, and the super-resolution (SR) results for the whole of the large-scaled RSI are analyzed comprehensively both qualitatively and quantitatively. The results show that: 1) Cutting of the patches results in stitching seams at the stitching place. In particular, when the patch size is small, a large number of stitching seams show a block effect and the inconsistency is more obvious. 2) With the increase of the patch size, the SR accuracy of the three models is improved, and the overall computational efficiency is also improved. When the test patches are larger than the training patches, the elapsed time and accuracy stabilize. 3) The feasibility and accuracy of the whole RSI input are closely related to the model. The ESPCN model has the best accuracy when inputting the whole RSI, the RDBPN model may cause the accuracy to decrease due to the non-square matrix of the RSI, and the HSENET model has high requirements for computing power and cannot calculate the whole RSI. In conclusion, this paper provides an experimental basis for the selection of patch size for RSI SR engineering applications.

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    Joint timing and frequency synchronization algorithm of LEO satellite communication system
    Yanping LI, Lin SHANG, Guotong LI
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (2): 218-229.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.053
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    The integration of low earth orbit (LEO) satellite with 5G in the mobile communication system presents extensive application prospects. To ensure effective establishment of communication links between users and base stations, as well as reliable data transmission, time-frequency synchronization technology plays a crucial role. However, traditional timing and frequency synchronization algorithms face limitations when dealing with millimeter wave frequency bands, large bandwidths, high Doppler frequency shifts and change rates, and low signal-to-noise ratios in low-orbit satellite channels. These limitations result in decreased estimation accuracy. For the uplink service data channel of a 5G-based low orbit satellite communication system, a joint timing and frequency synchronization algorithm based on weighted embedded synchronization sequences is proposed to improve the accuracy of timing and frequency offset estimation. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed timing and frequency synchronization algorithm outperforms traditional algorithms with comparable complexity in terms of synchronization performance.

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    Long time series cross radiometric calibration of HJ-1A/CCD1
    Zhonghui MA, Zhenzhen CUI, Dongchuan YAN, Bingjie LIU, Yi WAN, Zhiqiang WANG, Chenglong ZHANG
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2026, 43 (1): 104-114.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2024.067
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    Huanjing-1A (HJ-1A) CCD1 has four reflected solar bands in visible and near-infrared bands. The on-orbit absolute radiometric calibration frequency of HJ-1A/CCD1 is limited to the annual site calibration. Cross calibration, as a supplement means of site calibration, can achieve high-frequency on-orbit absolute radiometric calibration. In this paper, we select Terra/MODIS as the reference sensor to perform long time series cross calibration on HJ-1A/CCD1 based on Dunhuang calibration site. By limiting conditions such as the imaging angle difference (less than 20°), the imaging time difference (less than 2 hours), cloud cover, and imaging quality between HJ-1A/CCD1 and Terra/MODIS, a total of 147 effective cross calibration image pairs were screened out from September 2008 to December 2021. Then the 6SV v2.1 radiative transfer model was used to calculate the spectral band adjustment factor, and ultimately achieving long time series cross calibration of HJ-1A/CCD1. The results show that: 1) The cross-calibration coefficients calculated in this article are highly consistent with the officially published calibration coefficients, with an average relative difference of less than 2.25%. The calibration uncertainty is within 5.34%. 2) The long time series cross calibration results showed that after one year on-orbit operation, the gain status of HJ-1A/CCD1 was adjusted on October 20, 2009, resulting in a sudden change in the cross-calibration coefficients on the 409th day after launch. After the adjustment, the overall radiometric performance was relatively stable. 3) The radiometric performance of HJ-1A/CCD1 showed a slow and fluctuating downward trend from October 2009 to December 2021, with an annual attenuation rate of less than 3.10%. The method proposed in this paper can effectively improve the radiometric calibration frequency and accuracy, and can be used for radiometric performance monitoring over the whole life cycle of HJ-1A/CCD1.

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    Multimodal medical image registration based on multi-layer feature fusion
    CHANG Qing, LI Mengke, LU Chenhao, ZHANG Yang
    Journal of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences    2025, 42 (5): 645-654.   DOI: 10.7523/j.ucas.2023.070
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    As the initial step of multimodal medical image registration, the accuracy and speed of registration will largely affect the effect of medical image fusion. Due to the large difference in grayscale and texture structure of multimodal medical images, it is difficult to extract correlating features, resulting in low registration accuracy. This paper proposes a multi-layer feature fusion registration network, parallel extraction of features of the fix image and moving image, and the multimodal feature is gradually fused by using the dual-input spatial attention module in the multi-layer structure, obtaining their correlation and mapping such correlation to image registration transformation. At the same time, the structural information loss term guidance network based on dense symmetric scale invariant feature transform is introduced for iterative optimization to achieve accurate unsupervised registration.
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