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Advances in quantum computing for fluid dynamics
MENG Zhaoyuan, LU Zhen, XIONG Shiying, ZHAO Yaomin, YANG Yue
Uncorrected proof , Available online  2025-04-03 17:44,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-041
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We review progress and challenges in the emerging field of quantum computing for fluid dynamics (QCFD). Quantum computing, a potentially disruptive technology, is expected to tackle pressing problems in the real world. Fluid dynamics, a complex problem in classical physics and engineering, can serve...
Numerical simulation method and application of aircraft multi-body separation
LI Huan, CUI Pengcheng, JIA Hongyin, TANG Jing, ZHANG Jian, GONG Xiaoquan, WU Xiaojun, ZHANG Chao, ZHANG Peihong, ZHOU Naichun, ZHANG Yaobing
Corrected proof , Available online  2025-03-29 15:51,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-040
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The problems of aircraft multi-body separation, such as airborne weapon delivery separation, spacecraft series/parallel stage separation, fairing separation and submunition scattering, are common in the aerospace field at present. Safe and controllable multi-body separation is an important prerequis...
Research progress and performance evaluations for self-starting single-solve explicit time integrators
LI Jinze, LIU Yaokun, YU Kaiping, CUI Naigang
Corrected proof , Available online  2025-03-28 16:36,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-030
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Direct time integration methods play a critical role in the numerical computation of large-scale nonlinear dynamic systems, particularly in the field of engineering simulation and design. The self-starting single-solve explicit time integration methods have become essential tools in this domain due ...
Research advances in wind-train-bridge coupling vibration
HAN Yan, HU Peng, WANG Lidong, LIU Hanyun, CAI Chunsheng
Corrected proof , Available online  2025-03-28 08:23,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-032
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Researching the coupling vibration of wind-train-bridge systems is one of the crucial means to ensure the safe operation of trains on bridges under strong wind conditions. In the last two decades, domestic and foreign scholars have conducted extensive research in this field, accumulating fruitful re...
Cellular mechanical intelligence
CHENG Bo, LU Mengnan, JIA Yuanbo, XU Feng
Corrected proof , Available online  2025-02-17 17:06,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-028
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Biological intelligence, which includes features such as perception, memory, learning, problem-solving and decision-making, is widely observed in humans, animals and other higher organisms with nervous systems. Recent studies have shown that single cells also exhibit behaviours that resemble human-l...
Quantum computing: The new focus in computational mechanics
XU Yongchun, KUANG Zengtao, HUANG Qun, YANG Jie, HU Heng
Corrected proof , Available online  2025-02-14 11:37,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-039
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Quantum computing has the potential to exponentially surpass classical computing in terms of computational power, but its practical applications need further expansion. At the same time, computational mechanics offers a wide range of applications, but faces challenges of significant computational po...
AI for PDEs in solid mechanics: A review
WANG Yizheng, ZHUANG Xiaoying, TIMON Rabczuk, LIU Yinghua
Corrected proof , Available online  2024-11-28 14:32,  doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-016
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In recent years, deep learning has become ubiquitous and is empowering various fields. In particular, the combination of artificial intelligence and traditional science (AI for science, AI4Science) has attracted widespread attention. In the field of AI4Science, the use of artificial intelligence alg...
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Dynamics and control of on-orbit assembly of ultra-large space structures
HU Haiyan, TIAN Qiang, WEN Hao, LUO Kai, MA Xiaofei
2025, 55(1): 1-29.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-044
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On-orbit assembly of ultra-large space structures serves as the technological foundation for future space missions including high-capacity space-based communications, high-precision space-based observations and space-based solar power stations. It ho...
Advances in data-driven models for fatigue life prediction of metallic materials
GAN Lei, WU Hao, ZHONG Zheng
2025, 55(1): 30-79.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-025
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Fatigue life models are fundamental when assessing the integrity and reliability of engineering components made of metallic materials. Hence, a plethora of domain knowledge-driven models have been developed over the past centuries, pursuing the consi...
A review of research advances in analytical methods for symmetry and conservation laws in mechanical analysis
QIU Zhiping, QIU Yu, ZHANG Peixuan
2025, 55(1): 80-112.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-033
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This paper reviews the research progress on symmetry and conservation laws in mechanical analysis. It begins by introducing Lie group symmetries in continuous systems, including the symmetries of differential equations, partial differential equations...
Recent advances in research on large-deformation dynamics of slender pipes conveying fluid
CHEN Wei, CAO Runqing, HU Jiachun, DAI Huliang, WANG Lin
2025, 55(1): 113-174.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-027
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Slender pipes conveying fluid are an important structure in various engineering equipment systems such as engine hydraulic device, aviation tanker, nuclear heat exchanger and offshore drilling platform. When the flow velocity is sufficiently high, th...
Research progress on the stability mechanism and control of ventilated supercavitation
WANG Zhiying, WANG Jingzhu, HUANG Jian, WANG Zhan, WANG Yiwei
2025, 55(1): 175-217.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-24-024
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Ventilated supercavity drag reduction is a key technology to break through the traditional underwater speed limit and achieve high-speed operation of underwater vehicles, which has important engineering application value. The navigation stability of ...
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Overview of proposal applications, peer review and funding of discipline of mechanics, NSFC in 2024
CHEN Meng, WEN Xin, LI Jianqing, MAO Jiajia, MEI Qichang, ZHANG Panfeng
2025, 55(1): 218-227.   doi: 10.6052/1000-0992-25-004
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This paper summarizes and analyzes statistically the applications, peer reviews and funding of the discipline of mechanics of National Natural Science Foundation of China in 2024, and also reports the progress reforms and problems during the project ...
2025, 55(1): 228-230.  
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