Web Services with distributed and dynamic characteristics need efficient and decentralized discovery infrastructure supporting the semantic descriptions and discovery. In this paper, a novel peer-to-peer indexing system with related P2P registries is proposed to support the completely decentralized discovery capabilities. In the presented system, with the ontology encoding scheme, the semantic service description is distributed into a distributed trie index on the structured P2P network to allow requesters to lookup services with semantic requirements. Finally, experimental result shows that the presented system is efficient and scalable.
Erosion can influence cathode life, and is thus considered to be one of the main factors limiting the application of applied-field magnetoplasmadynamic thrusters. In this paper, erosion sites on graphite cathodes are studied so as to identify the influence of applied magnetic field and the ratio of propellant mass flow rate supplied from cathode and anode. The experiment results show that the application of applied magnetic field can significantly reduce the erosion rate of the cathode compared to that without magnetic field. The erosion sites on the cathode vary with the relative position of the convergent-divergent magnetic field, and are mainly distributed in the divergent part of the field. The erosion sites on the cathodes are found to be related to the propellant supply. The decreasing anode mass flow rate enlarges the range of erosion. These results are much helpful for the analysis of cathode erosion site location since they provide evidences of erosion mechanisms and point out the directions for further research.
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