Climate sensitivity and feedbacks are basic and important metrics to a climate system. They determine how large surface air temperature will increase under CO_2 forcing ultimately, which is essential for carbon reduct...Climate sensitivity and feedbacks are basic and important metrics to a climate system. They determine how large surface air temperature will increase under CO_2 forcing ultimately, which is essential for carbon reduction policies to achieve a specific warming target. In this study, these metrics are analyzed in a climate system model newly developed by the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences(CAMS-CSM) and compared with multi-model results from the Coupled Model Comparison Project phase 5(CMIP5). Based on two idealized CO_2 forcing scenarios, i.e.,abruptly quadrupled CO_2 and CO_2 increasing 1% per year, the equilibrium climate sensitivity(ECS) and transient climate response(TCR) in CAMS-CSM are estimated to be about 2.27 and 1.88 K, respectively. The ECS is near the lower bound of CMIP5 models whereas the TCR is closer to the multi-model ensemble mean(MME) of CMIP5 due to compensation of a relatively low ocean heat uptake(OHU) efficiency. The low ECS is caused by an unusually negative climate feedback in CAMS-CSM, which is attributed to cloud shortwave feedback(λSWCL) over the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean.The CMIP5 ensemble shows that more negative λSWCL is related to larger increase in low-level(925–700 hPa)cloud over the tropical Indo-Pacific under warming, which can explain about 90% of λSWCL in CAMS-CSM. Static stability of planetary boundary layer in the pre-industrial simulation is a critical factor controlling the low-cloud response and λSWCL across the CMIP5 models and CAMS-CSM. Evidently, weak stability in CAMS-CSM favors lowcloud formation under warming due to increased low-level convergence and relative humidity, with the help of enhanced evaporation from the warming tropical Pacific. Consequently, cloud liquid water increases, amplifying cloud albedo, and eventually contributing to the unusually negative λSWCL and low ECS in CAMS-CSM. Moreover, the OHU may influence climate feedbacks and then the ECS by modulating regional sea surface temperature responses.展开更多
We report the InAs/GaAs quantum dot laterally coupled distributed feedback(LC-DFB)lasers operating at room temperature in the wavelength range of 1.31μm.First-order chromium Bragg gratings were fabricated alongside t...We report the InAs/GaAs quantum dot laterally coupled distributed feedback(LC-DFB)lasers operating at room temperature in the wavelength range of 1.31μm.First-order chromium Bragg gratings were fabricated alongside the ridge waveguide to obtain the maximum coupling coefficient with the optical field.Stable continuous-wave single-frequency operation has been achieved with output power above 5 mW/facet and side mode suppression ratio exceeding 52 dB.Moreover,a single chip integrating three LC-DFB lasers was tentatively explored.The three LC-DFB lasers on the chip can operate in single mode at room temperature,covering the wavelength span of 35.6 nm.展开更多
Background Circular electron positron collider(CEPC)is a 100-km electron positron collider proposed by IHEP.The longitudinal coupled-bunch instability(LCBI)of CEPC main ring operating to study the Z particle(Z machine...Background Circular electron positron collider(CEPC)is a 100-km electron positron collider proposed by IHEP.The longitudinal coupled-bunch instability(LCBI)of CEPC main ring operating to study the Z particle(Z machine)may be a limiting factor of CEPC and needs to be considered seriously.Purpose The purposes of this paper are to calculate the LCBI caused by the fundamental mode of superconducting RF cavities in CEPC main ring,which is the most critical impedance,and to complete the design of the RF feedback systems suitable for CEPC,whose specifications can suppress the LCBI to a manageable level.Methods The LCBI growth rate in the CEPC main ring is calculated in the frequency domain.Two kinds of RF feedback,i.e.,direct feedback and one-turn delay feedback,are simulated with the program to suppress the LCBI.And according to the suppression effect of LCBI growth rate after adding RF feedback,the required design parameters are given.Results Two operation conditions of Z machine have severe LCBI without suppression,and dozens of longitudinal modes are unstable.Only the direct RF feedback is needed to suppress LCBI in the case of Z-30 MW,while both the direct RF feedback with maximum gain and one-turn feedback are needed in the case of Z-50 MW.The LCBI growth rates can be reduced to the order of half frequency of the synchronous oscillation.Conclusion The LCBI of CEPC Z machine has been studied.Selecting appropriate feedback RF feedback can reduce the LCBI to an acceptable value that bunch by bunch feedback can suppress.展开更多
We propose an adaptive adjustment mechanism for synchronizing complex networks, in particular for sociological or/and biological systems. We do not take it for granted that a dynamical system is put on isolated nodes ...We propose an adaptive adjustment mechanism for synchronizing complex networks, in particular for sociological or/and biological systems. We do not take it for granted that a dynamical system is put on isolated nodes and they are coupled with each other by one （or more） variable（s）, as employed in most previous models. As a replacement, we suppose that each node may have any finite number of possible states, and their evolutions with time are determined by their nearest-neighbouring （or even second-nearest-neighbouring, etc） nodes in an adaptive adjustment mechanism. It is found that synchronization can be achieved for almost all connected networks and that the scale-free property can evidently improve the synchronizing speed.展开更多
In the paper, we study effects of scale-free （SF） topology on dynamical synchronization and control in coupled map lattices （CIVIL）. Our strategy is to apply three feedback control methods, including constant feed...In the paper, we study effects of scale-free （SF） topology on dynamical synchronization and control in coupled map lattices （CIVIL）. Our strategy is to apply three feedback control methods, including constant feedback and two types of time-delayed feedback, to a small fraction of network nodes to reach desired synchronous state. Two controlled bifurcation diagrams verses feedback strength are obtained respectively. It is found that the value of critical feedback strength γc for the first time-delayed feedback control is increased linearly as e is increased linearly. The GML with SF loses synchronization and intermittency occurs if γ 〉 γc. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate all results.展开更多
Based on the pioneer work of Konishi et al,a new control method is proposed to suppress the trafficcongestion in the coupled map (CM) car-following model under open boundary condition.The influence of the followingcar...Based on the pioneer work of Konishi et al,a new control method is proposed to suppress the trafficcongestion in the coupled map (CM) car-following model under open boundary condition.The influence of the followingcar to the system has been considered.Our method and that presented by Konishi et al.[Phys.Rev.E 60 (1999) 4000]are compared.Although both the methods could suppress the traffic jam,the simulation results show that the temporalbehavior obtained by ours is better than that proposed by the Konishi's et al.The simulation results are consistent withthe theoretical analysis.展开更多
Synchronization behavior of an ensemble of unidirectionally coupled neurons with a constant input is investigated. Chemical synapses are considered for coupling. Each neuron is also considered to be exposed to a self-...Synchronization behavior of an ensemble of unidirectionally coupled neurons with a constant input is investigated. Chemical synapses are considered for coupling. Each neuron is also considered to be exposed to a self-delayed feedback. The synchronization phenomenon is analyzed by the error dynamics of the response trajectories of the system. The effect of various model parameters e.g. coupling strength, feedback gain and time delay, on synchronization is also investigated and a measure of synchrony is computed in each cases. It is shown that the synchronization is not only achieved by increasing the coupling strength, the system also required to have a suitable feedback gain and time delay for synchrony. Robustness of the parameters for synchrony is verified for larger systems.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program(2017YFA0603503)National Natural Science Foundation of China(41605057 and 41661144009)
文摘Climate sensitivity and feedbacks are basic and important metrics to a climate system. They determine how large surface air temperature will increase under CO_2 forcing ultimately, which is essential for carbon reduction policies to achieve a specific warming target. In this study, these metrics are analyzed in a climate system model newly developed by the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences(CAMS-CSM) and compared with multi-model results from the Coupled Model Comparison Project phase 5(CMIP5). Based on two idealized CO_2 forcing scenarios, i.e.,abruptly quadrupled CO_2 and CO_2 increasing 1% per year, the equilibrium climate sensitivity(ECS) and transient climate response(TCR) in CAMS-CSM are estimated to be about 2.27 and 1.88 K, respectively. The ECS is near the lower bound of CMIP5 models whereas the TCR is closer to the multi-model ensemble mean(MME) of CMIP5 due to compensation of a relatively low ocean heat uptake(OHU) efficiency. The low ECS is caused by an unusually negative climate feedback in CAMS-CSM, which is attributed to cloud shortwave feedback(λSWCL) over the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean.The CMIP5 ensemble shows that more negative λSWCL is related to larger increase in low-level(925–700 hPa)cloud over the tropical Indo-Pacific under warming, which can explain about 90% of λSWCL in CAMS-CSM. Static stability of planetary boundary layer in the pre-industrial simulation is a critical factor controlling the low-cloud response and λSWCL across the CMIP5 models and CAMS-CSM. Evidently, weak stability in CAMS-CSM favors lowcloud formation under warming due to increased low-level convergence and relative humidity, with the help of enhanced evaporation from the warming tropical Pacific. Consequently, cloud liquid water increases, amplifying cloud albedo, and eventually contributing to the unusually negative λSWCL and low ECS in CAMS-CSM. Moreover, the OHU may influence climate feedbacks and then the ECS by modulating regional sea surface temperature responses.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2021YFB2800500).
文摘We report the InAs/GaAs quantum dot laterally coupled distributed feedback(LC-DFB)lasers operating at room temperature in the wavelength range of 1.31μm.First-order chromium Bragg gratings were fabricated alongside the ridge waveguide to obtain the maximum coupling coefficient with the optical field.Stable continuous-wave single-frequency operation has been achieved with output power above 5 mW/facet and side mode suppression ratio exceeding 52 dB.Moreover,a single chip integrating three LC-DFB lasers was tentatively explored.The three LC-DFB lasers on the chip can operate in single mode at room temperature,covering the wavelength span of 35.6 nm.
文摘Background Circular electron positron collider(CEPC)is a 100-km electron positron collider proposed by IHEP.The longitudinal coupled-bunch instability(LCBI)of CEPC main ring operating to study the Z particle(Z machine)may be a limiting factor of CEPC and needs to be considered seriously.Purpose The purposes of this paper are to calculate the LCBI caused by the fundamental mode of superconducting RF cavities in CEPC main ring,which is the most critical impedance,and to complete the design of the RF feedback systems suitable for CEPC,whose specifications can suppress the LCBI to a manageable level.Methods The LCBI growth rate in the CEPC main ring is calculated in the frequency domain.Two kinds of RF feedback,i.e.,direct feedback and one-turn delay feedback,are simulated with the program to suppress the LCBI.And according to the suppression effect of LCBI growth rate after adding RF feedback,the required design parameters are given.Results Two operation conditions of Z machine have severe LCBI without suppression,and dozens of longitudinal modes are unstable.Only the direct RF feedback is needed to suppress LCBI in the case of Z-30 MW,while both the direct RF feedback with maximum gain and one-turn feedback are needed in the case of Z-50 MW.The LCBI growth rates can be reduced to the order of half frequency of the synchronous oscillation.Conclusion The LCBI of CEPC Z machine has been studied.Selecting appropriate feedback RF feedback can reduce the LCBI to an acceptable value that bunch by bunch feedback can suppress.
基金Supported by the State Key Basic Research Program of China under Grant No 2006CB705500, the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 10472116, 10635040 and 10532060, the Special Research Funds for Theoretical Physics Frontier Problems （NSFC Nos 10547004 and A0524701）, the President Funding of Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China.
文摘We propose an adaptive adjustment mechanism for synchronizing complex networks, in particular for sociological or/and biological systems. We do not take it for granted that a dynamical system is put on isolated nodes and they are coupled with each other by one （or more） variable（s）, as employed in most previous models. As a replacement, we suppose that each node may have any finite number of possible states, and their evolutions with time are determined by their nearest-neighbouring （or even second-nearest-neighbouring, etc） nodes in an adaptive adjustment mechanism. It is found that synchronization can be achieved for almost all connected networks and that the scale-free property can evidently improve the synchronizing speed.
基金The project supported by the Key Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 70431002 and National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 70371068 and 10247005 The authors thank Drs. Atay and Chun-Guang Li for their useful advices and discussions.
文摘In the paper, we study effects of scale-free （SF） topology on dynamical synchronization and control in coupled map lattices （CIVIL）. Our strategy is to apply three feedback control methods, including constant feedback and two types of time-delayed feedback, to a small fraction of network nodes to reach desired synchronous state. Two controlled bifurcation diagrams verses feedback strength are obtained respectively. It is found that the value of critical feedback strength γc for the first time-delayed feedback control is increased linearly as e is increased linearly. The GML with SF loses synchronization and intermittency occurs if γ 〉 γc. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate all results.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.2006CB705500,10532060,and 60904068the Natural Science Foundation of NingBo under Grant Nos.2009B21003,2009A610154,2009A610014K.C.Wong Magna Fund in Ningbo University
文摘Based on the pioneer work of Konishi et al,a new control method is proposed to suppress the trafficcongestion in the coupled map (CM) car-following model under open boundary condition.The influence of the followingcar to the system has been considered.Our method and that presented by Konishi et al.[Phys.Rev.E 60 (1999) 4000]are compared.Although both the methods could suppress the traffic jam,the simulation results show that the temporalbehavior obtained by ours is better than that proposed by the Konishi's et al.The simulation results are consistent withthe theoretical analysis.
文摘Synchronization behavior of an ensemble of unidirectionally coupled neurons with a constant input is investigated. Chemical synapses are considered for coupling. Each neuron is also considered to be exposed to a self-delayed feedback. The synchronization phenomenon is analyzed by the error dynamics of the response trajectories of the system. The effect of various model parameters e.g. coupling strength, feedback gain and time delay, on synchronization is also investigated and a measure of synchrony is computed in each cases. It is shown that the synchronization is not only achieved by increasing the coupling strength, the system also required to have a suitable feedback gain and time delay for synchrony. Robustness of the parameters for synchrony is verified for larger systems.
