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In this paper, we constructed a simulation model for current limitation and recovery characteristics of SFCLT for different HTS coil characteristics and design, and derived the optimized design for the effective current limitation and extended recovery criteria under the rated voltage of the 2 MVA-class SFCLT.
With regard to the pre-determined transmit pulse g, we now derive the optimized receive pulse γ to maximize link performance with taking SINR as the optimization measure.
Its applicability was demonstrated by deriving the optimized shape of the model free-form building for various climate zones.
Also, this algorithm is capable of deriving the optimized angle of a prism to achieve the target luminous intensity distribution of planar prism LED luminaires.
The different optimization techniques result in many software versions that must be tuned, for which we adopt an auto-tuning strategy to automatically derive the optimized instances of the routines.
With the performance indicators defined, a case study is performed in a typical standard Australian residential house to derive the optimized design of PCM refurbishment utilizing the developed performance indicators.
Theoretical calculations were performed using density functional theory (DFT) method to derive the optimized geometry, dipole moment, polarizability, HOMO-LUMO energies at different levels, excited state energy and oscillator strength.
First, without precoding techniques, we derive the optimized source symbol covariances upon mutual information maximization.
The leaf sequences are iteratively matched to the local target sequence, which are derived from the optimized global target sequence, in the order that was calculated during the complex scoring.
Comparison of the Rg distribution derived from the optimized ensembles with that obtained from randomly generated models (Supplementary Figure S3C).
The partial atomic charges were derived from the optimized structures by Restrained ElectroStatic Potential (Bayly et al., 1993; Cornell et al., 1993) (RESP) fitting to the RHF/6-31g* potentials.
