Publications by authors named "Ming da Zhang"

Electro-optic modulators (EOMs) are essential devices of optical communications and quantum computing systems. In particular, ultra-compact EOMs are necessary for highly integrated photonic chips. Thin film lithium niobate materials are a promising platform for designing highly efficient EOMs.

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A new broadband tunable metamaterial absorber based on different radii of vanadium dioxide () rings loaded on the dielectric layer is designed. According to the insulator-to-metal phase transition characteristics of under thermal excitation, the dynamic adjustment of the absorption by the external temperature is achieved. The simulation results demonstrate that when is in its metal phase at high temperature, an absorption greater than 90% in the bandwidth range of 2.

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  • * Climate suitability models predict that the area where flue-cured tobacco can be grown will expand towards the north and east, with a greater increase in plantable land projected for 2041-2060 compared to 2021-2040, especially under the RCP8.5 scenario.
  • * Regions in north-central Yunnan, including cities like Kunming and Dali, are anticipated to see substantial increases in optimal and cultivable areas, while southern regions like Wenshan and Honghe may experience decreases in
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Based on the 2010-2011 experimental data of planting flue-cured tobacco in its representative production counties of Yunnan Province, Southwest China, the models of the tobacco plant physiological development period and growing degree days were established, and validated by the observation data from local agro-meteorological stations. The two models had good performance at pre-transplanting stage, and the errors of the estimated dates were smaller. After transplanting stage, the errors of the estimated dates were larger, because of the disturbances from farming activities such as transplanting and topping.

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