Many improved authentication solutions were put forward, on purpose of authenticating more quickly and securely.However, neither the overuse of hash function,or additional symmetric encryption, can truly increase the ...Many improved authentication solutions were put forward, on purpose of authenticating more quickly and securely.However, neither the overuse of hash function,or additional symmetric encryption, can truly increase the overall security. Instead,extra computation cost degraded the performance.They were still vulnerable to a variety of threats, such as smart card loss attack and impersonation attack, due to hidden loopholes and flaws. Even worse, user's identity can be parsed in insecure environment, even became traceable. Aiming to protect identity, a lightweight mutual authentication scheme is proposed. Redundant operations are removed,which make the verification process more explicit. It gains better performance with average cost compared to other similar schemes.Cryptanalysis shows the proposed scheme can resist common attacks and achieve user anonymity.Formal security is further verified by using the widely accepted Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications(AVISPA) tool.展开更多
This work presents the design and control of the DAB （dual active bridge） converter employing gyrator＇s theory. A brief summary of the theory is introduced, and its application for the DAB converter is verified wit...This work presents the design and control of the DAB （dual active bridge） converter employing gyrator＇s theory. A brief summary of the theory is introduced, and its application for the DAB converter is verified with a design example. After that, it develops the control and show results of simulations and experiment. Though the commutation not is studied, the advantage of method is the easy way for project and control of the DAB converter.展开更多
In this paper,we introduce different forms of mobility into a quantitative phase-field model to produce arbitrary Ehrlich-Schwoebel(ES)effects.Convergence studies were carried out in the one-side step-flow model,which...In this paper,we introduce different forms of mobility into a quantitative phase-field model to produce arbitrary Ehrlich-Schwoebel(ES)effects.Convergence studies were carried out in the one-side step-flow model,which showed that the original mobility not only induces the ES effect,but also leads to larger numerical instability with increase of the step width.Thus,another modified form of the ES barrier is proposed,and is found to be more suitable for large-scale simulations.Model applications were performed on the wedding-cake structure,coarsening and coalescence of islands and spiral growth.The results show that the ES barrier exhibits more significant kinetic effects at the larger deposition rates by limiting motions of atoms on upper steps,leading to aggregation on the top layers,as well as the roughening of growing surfaces.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No. 2017YFC0820603)
文摘Many improved authentication solutions were put forward, on purpose of authenticating more quickly and securely.However, neither the overuse of hash function,or additional symmetric encryption, can truly increase the overall security. Instead,extra computation cost degraded the performance.They were still vulnerable to a variety of threats, such as smart card loss attack and impersonation attack, due to hidden loopholes and flaws. Even worse, user's identity can be parsed in insecure environment, even became traceable. Aiming to protect identity, a lightweight mutual authentication scheme is proposed. Redundant operations are removed,which make the verification process more explicit. It gains better performance with average cost compared to other similar schemes.Cryptanalysis shows the proposed scheme can resist common attacks and achieve user anonymity.Formal security is further verified by using the widely accepted Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications(AVISPA) tool.
文摘This work presents the design and control of the DAB （dual active bridge） converter employing gyrator＇s theory. A brief summary of the theory is introduced, and its application for the DAB converter is verified with a design example. After that, it develops the control and show results of simulations and experiment. Though the commutation not is studied, the advantage of method is the easy way for project and control of the DAB converter.
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61078057,61471301,51172183,51402240 and 51471134)The NPU Foundation for Fundamental Research(Grant No.JC20120246)+2 种基金The National Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province,China(Grant No.2012JQ8013)The Doctorate Foundation of Northwestern Polytechnical University(Grant No.CX201325)The Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Grant No.20126102110045)
文摘In this paper,we introduce different forms of mobility into a quantitative phase-field model to produce arbitrary Ehrlich-Schwoebel(ES)effects.Convergence studies were carried out in the one-side step-flow model,which showed that the original mobility not only induces the ES effect,but also leads to larger numerical instability with increase of the step width.Thus,another modified form of the ES barrier is proposed,and is found to be more suitable for large-scale simulations.Model applications were performed on the wedding-cake structure,coarsening and coalescence of islands and spiral growth.The results show that the ES barrier exhibits more significant kinetic effects at the larger deposition rates by limiting motions of atoms on upper steps,leading to aggregation on the top layers,as well as the roughening of growing surfaces.
