Finite-difference analysis of the atmosphere electric field distribution around a thunderstorm monomer
In this study, two-dimensional finite difference method (2D FDM) is adopted to simulate the electric field distribution around four typical thunderstorm monomers which have different heights, scales and charge distributions. This paper analyses the impact and its range of ground electric field caused by different thunderstorm monomers. This paper also gives a scientific definition and quantitative analysis for the detection range of ground atmospheric electric field meter which is a crucial tactical index. The results in this study have certain significance in theory and practical guidance for thunderstorm monitoring by using networking atmospheric electric field meters.
THE NEW INVERTED ELECTRIC FIELD MILL
The paper introduces a new inverted electric field mill. The electric field mill measures the intensity and polarty of atmospheric electric field to forecast the po tential thunderstorm and electric shock in local area. It can be used safely as a monitor of the warning in places where are likely regions for the occurrence of static electricity and thunderstorm, for example, meteorological conditions for space-flight, aviation, oil, electric power, mine and open-air stadium.
First diamino Daphniphyllum alkaloid, daphnipaxinin, with an unprecedented heterohexacyclic skeleton from Daphniphyllum paxianum.
[structure: see text] The first diamino Daphniphyllum alkaloid, daphnipaxinin (1), with an unprecedented hexacyclic fused skeleton, along with a known alkaloid, daphnicyclidin A (2), was isolated from the stem of Daphniphyllum paxianum Rosenth. The structure and absolute stereochemistry of 1 were established by spectral methods, especially two-dimensional NMR techniques and CD analysis.