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Quan Feng

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2

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20252025

Co-Authors:

Xiaopeng FanShiming HeYan JiangXiaocan LiWei Liang

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Quan Feng

Affiliation

Hunan Vanguard Group Corporation Limited, Changsha, China

Publication Topics

Anomaly Detection,
Bidirectional Model,
Complete Data,
Destination Node,
Dynamic Characteristics,
Estimation Results,
Execution Mode,
Feature Fusion,
Gated Recurrent Unit,
Graph Convolution,
Hidden State,
Incomplete Data

Biography

Quan Feng received the B.S. degree in information and computing science the M.Sc. degree in computer science and technology from Nanchang Hangkong University, Nanchang, China, in 2008 and 2011, respectively, and the Ph.D. degree from the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China. He is currently the Head of Machine Learning Research Laboratory, Hunan Vanguard Group Corporation Ltd., Changsha, China. His research interests include machine learning and pattern recognition.(Based on document published on 27 November 2024).

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2

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20252025

Co-Authors:

Xiaopeng Fan
Shiming He
Yan Jiang
Xiaocan Li
Wei Liang

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Shadowgraph illumination techniques for framing cameras

R.M. Malone;R.L. Flurer;B.C. Frogget;D.S. Sorenson;V.H. Holmes;A.W. Obst

Digest of Technical Papers. 11th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference (Cat. No.97CH36127)

Year: 1997 | Conference Paper |

Many pulse power applications in use at the Pegasus facility at the Los Alamos National Laboratory require specialized imaging techniques. Due to the short event duration times, visible images are recorded by high-speed electronic framing cameras. Framing cameras provide the advantages of high speed movies of back light experiments. These high-speed framing cameras require bright illumination sour...Show More

Shadowgraph illumination techniques for framing cameras

R.M. Malone;R.L. Flurer;B.C. Frogget;D.S. Sorenson;V.H. Holmes;A.W. Obst

Digest of Technical Papers. 11th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference (Cat. No.97CH36127)

Year: 1997 | Volume: 1 | Conference Paper |

Ejecta experiments at the Pegasus pulsed power facility

D.S. Sorenson;B. Carpenter;N.S.P. King;D. Morgan;A.W. Obst;D. Platts;P. Rodriguez;J. Roberts;M. Stelts;J. Stokes;T. Taylor;L. Veeser;B.C. Frogget;R.M. Malone;T.W. Tunnell;D.T. Westley;W.B. Broste;R. Flurer

Digest of Technical Papers. 11th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference (Cat. No.97CH36127)

Year: 1997 | Conference Paper |

Cited by: Papers (1)

When a shock wave interacts at the surface of a metal sample "ejected matter" (ejecta) can be emitted from the surface at velocities larger than the sample velocity. The mass, size, shape, and velocity of ejecta varies depending on the initial shock conditions and the target's material properties. In order to understand this phenomena, diagnostics have been developed and implemented at the Pegasus...Show More

Ejecta experiments at the Pegasus pulsed power facility

D.S. Sorenson;B. Carpenter;N.S.P. King;D. Morgan;A.W. Obst;D. Platts;P. Rodriguez;J. Roberts;M. Stelts;J. Stokes;T. Taylor;L. Veeser;B.C. Frogget;R.M. Malone;T.W. Tunnell;D.T. Westley;W.B. Broste;R. Flurer

Digest of Technical Papers. 11th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference (Cat. No.97CH36127)

Year: 1997 | Volume: 2 | Conference Paper |

In-line particle field holography at Pegasus

D.S. Sorenson;A. Obst;N.S.P. King;A.J. Scannapieco;H. Lee;M. Sheppard;J.P. Roberts;D. Platts;A.J. Taylor;S. Watson;M.P. Hockaday;B. Malone;C. Ciarcia;B. Frogget;D. Westley;R. Flurer;P. Watts;K. Peterson;B. Pritchett;D. Malson;D. Crain

Digest of Technical Papers. Tenth IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference

Year: 1995 | Conference Paper |

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An in-line holographic imaging system has been developed for hydrodynamic experiments at the Pegasus facility located at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Holography offers the unique capability to record distributions of particles over a three dimensional volume. The system to be discussed is used to measure particle distributions of ejecta emitted after a cylindrical aluminum liner (5.0 cm in diam...Show More

In-line particle field holography at Pegasus

D.S. Sorenson;A. Obst;N.S.P. King;A.J. Scannapieco;H. Lee;M. Sheppard;J.P. Roberts;D. Platts;A.J. Taylor;S. Watson;M.P. Hockaday;B. Malone;C. Ciarcia;B. Frogget;D. Westley;R. Flurer;P. Watts;K. Peterson;B. Pritchett;D. Malson;D. Crain

Digest of Technical Papers. Tenth IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference

Year: 1995 | Volume: 2 | Conference Paper |

Time dependent imaging of cylindrical shocks at the Pegasus facility

N.S.P. King;D.S. Sorenson;A.W. Obst;N. Gray;V. Holmes;S. Jaramillo;G.J. Yates;A. Picklesimer;D. Platts;J. Stokes;M.P. Hockaday;W. Coulter;H. Oona;C. Findley;P. Adams;J. Guzik;C. Lund;R. Bowers;B. Malone;P. Watts;R. Flurer;B. Frogget;D. Westley;K. Peterson;R. Pritchett;D. Malson;D. Crain;P. Jones;M. Ley;S. Hedges

Digest of Technical Papers. Tenth IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference

Year: 1995 | Conference Paper |

Cited by: Papers (1)

The pulsed power Pegasus facility at Los Alamos National Laboratory has been configured to drive cylindrically symmetric shocks into a load region containing multiple density regions. A series of experiments are being performed to permit the development of diagnostic techniques to characterize the spatial distribution and temporal dependence of the cylindrical shocks generated in a 4.5 cm diameter...Show More

Time dependent imaging of cylindrical shocks at the Pegasus facility

N.S.P. King;D.S. Sorenson;A.W. Obst;N. Gray;V. Holmes;S. Jaramillo;G.J. Yates;A. Picklesimer;D. Platts;J. Stokes;M.P. Hockaday;W. Coulter;H. Oona;C. Findley;P. Adams;J. Guzik;C. Lund;R. Bowers;B. Malone;P. Watts;R. Flurer;B. Frogget;D. Westley;K. Peterson;R. Pritchett;D. Malson;D. Crain;P. Jones;M. Ley;S. Hedges

Digest of Technical Papers. Tenth IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference

Year: 1995 | Volume: 2 | Conference Paper |

Evaluation of star couplers for application to FOAM experiments

B. Whitcomb;V. Smiley;R. Flurer;L. Nelson

Journal of Lightwave Technology

Year: 1985 | Volume: 3, Issue: 2 | Journal Article |

The light-splitting properties of several commercial 8 × 8 transmission- type fiber optic star couplers were investigated for use under abnormal launch conditions. A severe modal selection process was observed. The results of this selection process were first observed in the variation of the throughput for each output fiber depending upon the input fiber used. Subsequently the effect on the emitte...Show More

Evaluation of star couplers for application to FOAM experiments

B. Whitcomb;V. Smiley;R. Flurer;L. Nelson

Journal of Lightwave Technology

Year: 1985 | Volume: 3, Issue: 2 | Journal Article |

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