The applicability of quantum mechanical methods is severely limited by their poor scaling.To circumvent the problem,linearscaling methods for quantum mechanical calculations had been developed.The physical basis of li...The applicability of quantum mechanical methods is severely limited by their poor scaling.To circumvent the problem,linearscaling methods for quantum mechanical calculations had been developed.The physical basis of linear-scaling methods is the locality in quantum mechanics where the properties or observables of a system are weakly influenced by factors spatially far apart.Besides the substantial efforts spent on devising linear-scaling methods for ground state,there is also a growing interest in the development of linear-scaling methods for excited states.This review gives an overview of linear-scaling approaches for excited states solved in real time-domain.展开更多
A time domain designing method is proposed for discrete Fourier transform （DFT） modulated filter banks （DFT-FBs） for application in multi-carrier transceiver systems. Instead of using the time-reversed pair limita...A time domain designing method is proposed for discrete Fourier transform （DFT） modulated filter banks （DFT-FBs） for application in multi-carrier transceiver systems. Instead of using the time-reversed pair limitation between the transmitting /receiving filter pair, the receiving filters in the proposed filter banks are derived from transmitting filters in accordance with the Moore-Penrose generalized inverse matrix. It can be freely obtained to design the transmitting prototype filter, which mainly affects the level of spectral containment. Furthermore, the symbol error rate （SER） performance of the proposed filter bank based trans-multiplexer with one tap equalizer is investigated in ideal channel and multi-path channel environments respectively. Simulation shows that the proposed approach can achieve significant SER reductions when square root raised cosine （RRC） prototype filter is used for comparing with the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） and the general DFT-FBs based applications.展开更多
基金the Hong Kong Research Grant Council(HKU7009/09P,7008/11P,and HKUST9/CRF/08)the Hong Kong University Grant Coun-cil(AoE/P-04/08) the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21273186)for support
文摘The applicability of quantum mechanical methods is severely limited by their poor scaling.To circumvent the problem,linearscaling methods for quantum mechanical calculations had been developed.The physical basis of linear-scaling methods is the locality in quantum mechanics where the properties or observables of a system are weakly influenced by factors spatially far apart.Besides the substantial efforts spent on devising linear-scaling methods for ground state,there is also a growing interest in the development of linear-scaling methods for excited states.This review gives an overview of linear-scaling approaches for excited states solved in real time-domain.
基金supported by Young Scientists Fund of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications(A2013-32)
文摘A time domain designing method is proposed for discrete Fourier transform （DFT） modulated filter banks （DFT-FBs） for application in multi-carrier transceiver systems. Instead of using the time-reversed pair limitation between the transmitting /receiving filter pair, the receiving filters in the proposed filter banks are derived from transmitting filters in accordance with the Moore-Penrose generalized inverse matrix. It can be freely obtained to design the transmitting prototype filter, which mainly affects the level of spectral containment. Furthermore, the symbol error rate （SER） performance of the proposed filter bank based trans-multiplexer with one tap equalizer is investigated in ideal channel and multi-path channel environments respectively. Simulation shows that the proposed approach can achieve significant SER reductions when square root raised cosine （RRC） prototype filter is used for comparing with the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing （OFDM） and the general DFT-FBs based applications.
