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J Phys Chem A ; 126(33): 5559-5564, 2022 Aug 25.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-35952653

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We investigate photoionization from the ground electronic state of the formaldehyde molecule. Both partial cross sections and asymmetry parameters leading to the X2B2, A2B1, C2B2, and D2A1 states of H2CO+ ions are studied in the photon region of 10-90 eV using a multichannel R-matrix method, which uses the configuration interaction (CI) to describe electronic correlation. We check the sensitivity of the results to change descriptions of the continuum, the different partial waves, and the active spaces in the theoretical model. And we obtain the convergent result of the present calculations. Extensive resonance structures near the ionization threshold are observed for the first time. Our predicted total cross sections and asymmetry parameters differ from these obtained by previous theoretical approaches, all of which neglected correlation effects. The present results were found to agree reasonably well with the available experimental results, suggesting the reliability of our calculations.

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Materials (Basel) ; 11(6)2018 Jun 15.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-29914121

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In this paper, molecular dynamics simulations are performed to study the annealing process of γ-TiAl alloy with different parameters after introducing residual stress into prepressing. By mainly focusing on the dynamic evolution process of microdefects during annealing and the distribution of residual stress, the relationship between microstructure and residual stress is investigated. The results show that there is no phase transition during annealing, but atom distortion occurs with the change of temperature, and the average grain size slightly increases after annealing. There are some atom clusters in the grains, with a few point defects, and the point defect concentration increases with the rise in temperature, and vice versa; the higher the annealing temperature, the fewer the point defects in the grain after annealing. Due to the grain boundary volume shrinkage and and an increase in the plastic deformation of the grain boundaries during cooling, stress is released, and the average residual stress along Y and Z directions after annealing is less than the average residual stress after prepressing.

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