Second-order boundary value problems with nonhomogeneous boundary conditions (II)

Sufficient conditions are given for the existence of solutions of the following nonlinear boundary value problem with nonhomogeneous multi-point boundary condition

We prove that the whole plane is divided by a “continuous decreasing curve” Γ into two disjoint connected regions Λ^E and Λ^N such that the above problem has at least one solution for (λ₁,λ₂)Γ, has at least two solutions for (λ₁,λ₂)Λ^EΓ, and has no solution for (λ₁,λ₂)Λ^N. We also find explicit subregions of Λ^E where the above problem has at least two solutions and two positive solutions, respectively.     

The critical boundary RSOS <Emphasis Type="Italic">M</Emphasis>(3,5) model

We consider the critical nonunitary minimal model M(3, 5) with integrable boundaries and analyze the patterns of zeros of the eigenvalues of the transfer matrix and then determine the spectrum of the critical theory using the thermodynamic Bethe ansatz (TBA) equations. Solving the TBA functional equation satisfied by the transfer matrices of the associated A₄restricted solid-on-solid Forrester–Baxter lattice model in regime III in the continuum scaling limit, we derive the integral TBA equations for all excitations in the (r, s) = (1, 1) sector and then determine their corresponding energies. We classify the excitations in terms of (m, n) systems.     

Approximating three‐dimensional potential problems using the complex variable boundary element method (CVBEM)

In the current research, the primary focus is to extend the CVBEM to solving potential problems in three dimensions (3D). This is achieved by applying the CVBEM to three coupled projections of the 3D problem domain, in 2D planes, and then superimposing the resulting corresponding 2D CVBEM solutions. The new 3D CVBEM technique is also applied towards improving 3D problem approximations, which are based on the usual 3D boundary element method (BEM) techniques, by approximating the 3D BEM residual error. Finally, a technique to extend a 3D problem geometry into higher geometric dimensions is introduced, and a corresponding numeric error reduction technique is advanced for use in superimposing multiple dimension approximations to improve 3D approximations. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Numer Methods Partial Differential Eq 16: 535–560, 2000.     

Computing the indices of Sturm–Liouville eigenvalues for coupled boundary conditions (the EIGENIND-SLP codes)

The main purpose of the EIGENIND-SLP codes is to compute the indices of known eigenvalues of self-adjoint Sturm–Liouville problems with coupled boundary conditions (BCs). The spectrum of the problems can be unbounded from both below and above. Using some recent theoretical results, the computation is converted to that of the indices of the same eigenvalues for appropriate separated BCs, and is then carried out in terms of the Prüfer angle. The algorithm so generated and its implementation are discussed, and numerous examples are presented to illustrate the theoretical results and various aspects of the implementation.     

距离边界条件域和H(o)lder域

主要利用了距离边界条件域和Holder域的定义,建立了当kD(x1,x2)和jD(x1,x2)满足一定的条件后,两类距离边界条件域和Holder域之间的四个充要条件和一个充分条件.     

Positive solutions for (n−1,1) three-point boundary value problems with coefficient that changes sign

In this paper, we establish existence results for positive solutions for the (n−1,1) three-point boundary value problems consisting of the equation

     

Stability problems analysed by finite element and boundary element techniques - A bibliography (1994–1996)

This bibliography contains references to papers, conference proceedings andtheses/dissertations dealing with stability problems and finite element and boundary element analyses that were published in 1994–1996.     

On a mathematical model of age–cycle length structured cell population with non‐compact boundary conditions (II)

This work is a natural continuation of an earlier one in which a mathematical model has been studied. This model is based on an age–cycle length structured cell population. The cellular mitosis is mathematically described by a non‐compact boundary condition. We investigate the spectral properties of the generated semigroup, and we give an explicit estimation of its type. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

On a mathematical model of age‐cycle length structured cell population with non‐compact boundary conditions (III)

This work is a natural continuation of two other works in which a mathematical model has been studied. This model is based on age‐cycle length structured cell population. The cellular mitosis is mathematically described by a non‐compact boundary condition. We investigate the asymptotic behavior of the generated semigroup, and we prove that the cell population possesses Asynchronous Growth Property. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Schrödinger operator eigenvalue (resonance) on a zone boundary

For a Schrödinger operator with a periodic potential perturbed by a function periodic with respect to two variables and tending to zero with respect to the third variable, conditions are found under which a level (eigenvalue or resonance) falls on a zone boundary. The passage of the level through the boundary under variation of the perturbation magnitude is discussed.     

A note on injectiveC(T)-spaces and the Amir boundary

We sovle in the negative a problem of Wolfe ifC(T _A ) is an injective Banach space wheneverC(T) is injective,T compact, andT _A is the Amir boundary ofT (i.e., the complement of the maximal open extremally disconnected subset ofT). In particular, we findT such thatC(T) is aP ₃-space andT _A ∼βN\N. The author’s research was partially supported by a grant of MEN, Poland.     

Uniqueness implies existence for (n,p) boundary value problems

The uniqueness of solutions of certain boundary value problems implies their existence for the nth order nonlinear ordinary differential equation y⁽ⁿ⁾=f(x,y,y^',y^'',....,y^(n-1)) This existence is established by using shooting methods and yields results for (n,p) boundary value problems.     

<Emphasis Type="Italic">O</Emphasis>(1) loop model with different boundary conditions and symmetry classes of alternating-sign matrices

This work is a continuation of our recent paper where we discussed numerical evidence that the numbers of the states of the fully packed loop model with fixed pairing patterns coincide with the components of the ground state vector of the O(1) loop model with periodic boundary conditions and an even number of sites. We give two new conjectures related to different boundary conditions: we suggest and numerically verify that the numbers of the half-turn symmetric states of the fully packed loop model with fixed pairing patterns coincide with the components of the ground state vector of the O(1) loop model with periodic boundary conditions and an odd number of sites and that the corresponding numbers of the vertically symmetric states describe the case of open boundary conditions and an even number of sites.Translated from Teoreticheskaya i Matematicheskaya Fizika, Vol. 142, No. 2, pp. 284–292, February, 2005.     

Finite element and boundary element technology in rock and mining mechanics A bibliography (1995–1998)

This bibliography contains references to papers, conference proceedings and theses/dissertations dealing with finite element and boundary element analyses of rock and mining mechanic problems that were published in 1995–1998.