ON THE WELL POSEDNESS OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR EULER EQUATIONS OF INCOMPRESSIBLE INVISCID FLUID (Ⅰ)

1　IntroductionandSignsForthestudyofwellposednessontheinitialorboundaryproblemsabouttheEulerequations,therearemanyimportantresultsgivenbydifferentmethodsindifferentfunctionclasses[1- 3].Andthereislessdiscussiononitsillposedness[4 ,5 ].Inthedifferentialfunctionclasses,BaouondiandGoulaouicprovedthattheCauchyproblemonthecompactmanifoldofEulerequationshasuniquesolutionwellexpectaconstant[4 ].InthebooktitledSolutionsAnalytiquesdeQuelquesEquationsauxDerivesPartiellesenMecaniquedesFluides,thest…     

ON THE WELL POSEDNESS OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR EULER EQUATIONS OF INCOMPRESSIBLE INVISCID FLUID(Ⅰ)

The ill posed initial value problem of the Euler equations and the formal solvability of ill posed problem based on stratification theory are discussed. For some ill posed initial value problems, the existence conditions of formal solutions and the methods of how to construct a formal solution are given. Finally, an example is given to discuss the ill posedness of the initial value problem on hyper plane {t=0} in R⁴, and explain that the problem has more than one solution. Foundation item: the National Natural Science Foundation of China (19971054) Biography: Shen Zhen (1977−)     

Torsional-mode transients in variable-thickness shells of revolution

For thin shells of revolution the existence of torsional-vibration modes, uncoupled from bending and extensional modes, has been established[1]. Here a linear second-order differential equation for the uncoupled torsional stress mode is obtained and its solution for impact loading of shells is sought. The mode-superposition method which utilizes the natural modes of vibration predicted by elementary theory, is, in general, not satisfactory for sharp impact loading as many modes are often required for convergence. Hence we employ two novel techniques for solving the impact problems. Firstly a formal asymptotic procedure, based on extensions to geometrical optics, is employed to generate asymptotic wavefront expansions. Rigorous justifications for this formal technique are provided in an appendix. Secondly a transform technique whereby solutions are sought in terms of Bessel functions is discussed and applied to particular impact loading problems. The Bessel function solutions found here can be used to determine the natural frequencies of the shells. Shells both finite and infinite in extent are discussed and reflections at a stress-free end are examined.     

ON THE WELL POSEDNESS OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR EULER EQUATIONS OF INCOMPRESSIBLE INVISCID FLUID (Ⅱ)

IntroductionForthestudyofwellposednessontheinitialorboundaryproblemsabouttheEulerequations,therearemanyimportantresultsgivenbydifferentmethodsindifferentfunctionclasses[1]- [4 ].Thepaper (Ⅰ )oftheauthordiscussedtheill_posednessoftheCauchyproblemswhichsatisfythesameconditionsoftheinitialvalueproblematthehypersurfacet=t( 0 ) +g(x) ,g(x) ≠constant,g(0 ) =0 R4,andgavetwodifferentformalsolutions[5 ].Italsogavetheformulasforcomputation .Inthepresentpaper,twokindsofillposednessoftheEulerequation…     

Singular perturbation of initial boundary value problems of reaction diffusion equation with delay

In this paper we consider the initial-boundary value problems for a class of general singularly perturbed delay reaction diffusion equations which are often met in applications, such as biomathematics and biochemistry. Applying the method of composite expansion we construct the formally asymptotic solution of the problem described. With the help of theory of upper and lower solutions we prove the uniformly validity of the formal solution and the existence of solution of the original problem. Project Supported by the Anhui Normal University Youth Natural Science Foundation of China     

Application of the Krylov–Bogoliubov–Mitropolsky method to weakly damped strongly non-linear planar Hamiltonian systems

In this paper, an analytical approximation of damped oscillations of some strongly non-linear, planar Hamiltonian systems is considered. To apply the Krylov–Bogoliubov–Mitropolsky method in this strongly non-linear case, we mainly provide the formal and exact solutions of the homogeneous part of the variational equations with periodic coefficients resulting from the Hamiltonian systems. It is shown that these are simply expressed in terms of the partial derivatives of the solutions, written in action-angle variables, of the Hamiltonian systems. Two examples, including a non-linear harmonic oscillator and the Morse oscillator, are presented to illustrate this extension of the method. The approximate first order solution obtained in each case is observed to be quite satisfactory.     

On a class of scattering equations

In this paper a class of conservative wave equations treated by Broer and Peletier is considered when a single localised scatterer is present. A criterion for stability in the energy norm is derived. The formal solution of the scattering problem is given. The relation between the location of poles of the scattering matrix, the occurrence of standing wave solutions and the energy criterion is discussed.     

Asymptotic properties of solutions of the Cauchy problem for a degenerate singularly perturbed system of differential equations in the case of the multiple spectrum of the principal operator

We prove the asymptotic character of a solution of the Cauchy problem for a singularly perturbed linear system of differential equations with degenerate matrix of the coefficients of derivatives in the case where the limit matrix pencil is regular and has multiple “finite” and “infinite” elementary divisors. We establish conditions under which the constructed formal solutions are asymptotic expansions of the corresponding exact solutions. __________ Translated from Neliniini Kolyvannya, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 247–257, April–June, 2007.     

Formal solutions of partial differential equations and the projective limit

Based on stratification theory, the existence theorems of formal solutions of partial differential equation (PDE) are given . And the relationship between formal solutions and protective limit of Ehresmann chain is presented .     

Construction of piecewise-analytical gas flows joined through shock waves near the axis or center of symmetry

Analytical solutions of a quasilinear system of equations with partial derivatives are constructed in the case where the initial data for different functions are specified on different surfaces and the resultant problem has singularities of the form u/x and w/x. Conditions for existence and uniqueness of a solution in the form of formal power series for the problem posed and sufficient conditions for convergence of the series are indicated. A generalization of the problem considered is given. Results of the study are used to solve the problem of the focussing of a compression wave generated by a piston moving smoothly in a quiescent gas: a solution for t=0, including determination of the piston trajectory, and a solution for t<0, including unequivocal construction of the front of a reflected shock wave, are uniquely constructed from the distribution of gas-dynamic quantities for t>0. The solution of this problem is a generalization to the case of two independent variable self-similar Sedov's solutions. Ural State Academy of Communications, Ekaterinburg 620034. Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika i Tekhnicheskaya Fizika, Vol. 39, No. 5, pp. 25–38, September–October, 1998.     

Asymptotic Axially Symmetric Deformations for Perfectly Elastic Neo-Hookean and Mooney Materials

For axially symmetric deformations of the perfectly elastic neo-Hookean and Mooney materials, formal series solutions are determined in terms of expansions in appropriate powers of 1/R, where R is the cylindrical polar coordinate for the material coordinates. Remarkably, for both the neo-Hookean and Mooney materials, the first three terms of such expansions can be completely determined analytically in terms of elementary integrals. From the incompressibility condition and the equilibrium equations, the six unknown deformation functions, appearing in the first three terms can be reduced to five formal integrations involving in total seven arbitrary constants A, B, C, D, E, H and k ², and a further five integration constants, making a total of 12 integration constants for the deformation field. The solutions obtained for the neo-Hookean material are applied to the problem of the axial compression of a cylindrical rubber tube which has bonded metal end-plates. The solution so determined is approximate in two senses; namely as an approximate solution of the governing equations and for which the stress free and displacement boundary conditions are satisfied in an average manner only. The resulting load-deflection relation is shown graphically. The solution so determined, although approximate, attempts to solve a problem not previously tackled in the literature.      

ON THE WELL POSEDNESS OF INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR EULER EQUATIONS OF INCOMPRESSIBLE INVISCID FLUID(Ⅱ)

The solvability of the Euler equations about incompressible inviscid fluid based on the stratification theory is discussed. And the conditions for the existence of formal solutions and the methods are presented for calculating all kinds of ill-posed initial value problems. Two examples are given as the evidences that the initial problems at the hyper surface does not exist any unique solution. Foundation item: the National Natural Science Foundation of China (19971054) Biography: Shen Zhen (1977−)     

SINGULAR PERTURBATION OF INITIAL BOUNDARY VALUE FROBLEMS OF REACTION DIFFUSlON EQUATION WITH DELAY

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Transient Solution for the Energy Balance in Porous Media Considering Viscous Dissipation and Expansion/Compression Effects Using Integral Transforms

Monitoring of downhole flowing temperatures in oil wells is gaining attention in the recent years due to the possibility of exploring these data for reservoir characterization and determination of inflow profiles along the well completions, leading to an increased interest in the development of solutions for the equations governing the thermal behavior of a reservoir. In this work, it is proposed to use the generalized integral transform technique (GITT) to provide solutions for the energy balance equation, considering the thermal effects related to fluid flow. A formal and general solution for the energy balance in the porous media is presented and validated. It is presented the application of the proposed solution to one-dimensional and two-dimensional problems in the Cartesian coordinate system. The two-dimensional problem, which considers heat transfer to the surrounding impermeable formations, is tackled by a single domain formulation. The mathematical approach taken in these solutions is rigorous, valid for all flow regimes (transient, late-transient and pseudo-steady-state/steady-state) and for any orthogonal coordinate system, presenting the possibility of achieving differentiable and stable solutions with controlled accuracy. The solution comprises an important contribution to support the application of temperature data to reservoir engineering problems.     

Analytical study of solitons to nonlinear time fractional parabolic equations

The some of the well-known nonlinear time fractional parabolic partial differential equations is studied in this paper. The fractional complex transform and the first integral method are employed to construct one-soliton solutions of these equations. The power of this manageable method is confirmed. The obtained solutions include solitary wave solutions, periodic wave solutions and combined formal solutions.     

Reiterated homogenization of a laminate with imperfect contact: gain-enhancement of effective properties

A family of one-dimensional (1D) elliptic boundary-value problems with periodic and rapidly-oscillating piecewise-smooth coefficients is considered. The coefficients depend on the local or fast variables corresponding to two different structural scales. A finite number of imperfect contact conditions are analyzed at each of the scales. The reiterated homogenization method (RHM) is used to construct a formal asymptotic solution. The homogenized problem, the local problems, and the corresponding effective coefficients are obtained. A variational formulation is derived to obtain an estimate to prove the proximity between the solutions of the original problem and the homogenized problem. Numerical computations are used to illustrate both the convergence of the solutions and the gain of the effective properties of a three-scale heterogeneous 1D laminate with respect to their two-scale counterparts. The theoretical and practical ideas exposed here could be used to mathematically model multidimensional problems involving multiscale composite materials with imperfect contact at the interfaces.     

Finite displacements of annular elastic membranes

Axisymmetric deformations of annular membranes subjected to normal surface loads and radial edge loads or displacements are considered within the Föppl nonlinear membrane theory. When the inner edger=a is free of radial traction, the solution of the annular membrane problem is shown to reduce to the solution for the circular membrane (a=0). For nonvanishing traction atr=a, the problem is reduced to a circular pseudo-membrane problem. For both cases, existence and uniqueness of tensile solutions of the annular membrane problem are proved, including a rigorous derivation of a stress concentration factor originally found by Schwerin by formal methods.     

The Mean Value Theorem and Converse Theorem of One Class the Fourth-Order Partial Differential Equations

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二维拉氏辐射流体力学人为解构造方法

人为构造解方法是复杂多物理过程耦合程序正确性验证的重要方法之一，适用于二维拉氏大变形网格的流体、辐射耦合人为解模型较为少见。针对拉氏辐射流体力学程序正确性验证的需要，从二维拉氏辐射流体力学方程组出发，基于坐标变换技术，给出了拉氏空间到欧氏空间的物理变量导数关系式，开展了辐射流体耦合的人为解构造方法研究，构造了一类质量方程无源项的二维人为解模型，并应用于非结构拉氏程序LAD2D辐射流体力学计算的正确性考核，为流体运动网格上的辐射扩散计算提供了一种有效手段。数值结果显示观测到的数值模拟收敛阶与理论分析一致。     

Recursive-operator method in vibration problems for rod systems

Using linear differential equations with constant coefficients describing one-dimensional dynamical processes as an example, we show that the solutions of these equations and systems are related to the solution of the corresponding numerical recursion relations and one does not have to compute the roots of the corresponding characteristic equations. The arbitrary functions occurring in the general solution of the homogeneous equations are determined by the initial and boundary conditions or are chosen from various classes of analytic functions. The solutions of the inhomogeneous equations are constructed in the form of integro-differential series acting on the right-hand side of the equation, and the coefficients of the series are determined from the same recursion relations. The convergence of formal solutions as series of a more general recursive-operator construction was proved in [1]. In the special case where the solutions of the equation can be represented in separated variables, the power series can be effectively summed, i.e., expressed in terms of elementary functions, and coincide with the known solutions. In this case, to determine the natural vibration frequencies, one obtains algebraic rather than transcendental equations, which permits exactly determining the imaginary and complex roots of these equations without using the graphic method [2, pp. 448–449]. The correctness of the obtained formulas (differentiation formulas, explicit expressions for the series coefficients, etc.) can be verified directly by appropriate substitutions; therefore, we do not prove them here.