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Jun Meng

United States
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Community structure-regulation coupling reveals optimal information diffusion

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By Xiaojie Chen, Meiling Xie, Jun Meng, Sheng Fang, Xiaosong Chen, Jürgen Kurths, Jan Nagler, Jingfang Fan
| Nature
Abstract Effective regulation of information diffusion in complex social systems requires balancing containment and intervention cost, yet how network community structure interacts with targeted interventions remains unclear. We develop a community structure-regulation coupling framework (COSREF) that integrates community structure with process-level regulation of transmission and show how their interplay governs diffusion.
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Effect of Water Structures on the Anatase TiO 2 Surface Wetting Based on Molecular Dynamics Simulations with Neural Network Potentials Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Jun Meng, Li Zeng, Yongquan Zhou
| dx.doi.org
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Non-critical phase-matched 1.47 µm nanosecond optical parametric oscillator pumped at 1030 nm

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By Jun Meng, Feilong Yang, Yuyuan Fan
| Optica
A high-energy nanosecond optical parametric oscillator (OPO) operating at 1.47 µm under non-critical phase-matching (NCPM) conditions is demonstrated using a 1030 nm pump. Using a KTA-based OPO pumped by a single-frequency 1030 nm nanosecond laser at a repetition rate of 500 Hz, a maximum signal pulse energy of 6.6 mJ at 1.47 µm was achieved, accompanied by an idler output of 1.6 mJ at 3.4 µm, corresponding to a total parametric conversion efficiency of 39%.
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