经典分形集测度上估的计算机搜索Ⅱ──对典型例子Sierpinski垫片计数技术和格点跟踪技术的剖析

A upper estimate function ν(x) of Hausdorff measure Hs (S) ofSierpinski Gasket is given. A mathematical representation of the upperapproximate value νN (x) to ν(x) and a simple algorithm ofνN (x) based on lattice tracing technique are also derived. As asimple corollary, the estimation Hs(S)≤ min ν15 (n·10-5)=ν15 (0.50783)=0.81794 …is obtained.     

Traveling wave solutions in a delayed lattice competition-cooperation system

In this paper, we first reduce the existence of traveling wave solutions in a delayed lattice competition-cooperation system to the existence of a pair of upper and lower solutions by means of Schauder’s fixed point theorem and the cross iteration scheme, and then we construct a pair of upper and lower solutions to obtain the existence and nonexistence of traveling wave solutions. We also consider the asymptotic behaviour of any nonnegative traveling wave solutions at negative infinity.     

A partial entropic lattice Boltzmann MHD simulation of the Orszag–Tang vortex

Karlin has introduced an analytically determined entropic lattice Boltzmann (LB) algorithm for Navier-Stokes turbulence. Here, this is partially extended to an LB model of magnetohydrodynamics, on using the vector distribution function approach of Dellar for the magnetic field (which is permitted to have field reversal). The partial entropic algorithm is benchmarked successfully against standard simulations of the Orszag–Tang vortex [Orszag, S.A.; Tang, C.M. J. Fluid Mech. 1979, 90 (1), 129–143].     

Lattice gases and exactly solvable models

We detail the construction of a family of lattice gas automata based on a model of 't Hooft, proceeding by use of symmetry principles to define first the kinematics of the model and then the dynamics. A spurious conserved quantity appears; we use it to effect a radical transformation of the model into one whose spacetime configurations are equivalent to the two-dimensional states of an exactly solvable statistical mechanics model, the symmetric eight-vertex model with parameters restricted to a disorder variety. We comment on the implications of this identification for the original lattice gas.     

Convergence spaces and diagonal conditions

Certain diagonal axioms due to Kowalsky, Cook and Fischer are studied and compared.     

The boundary characteristic and the volume of lattice polyhedra

The boundary characteristic — introduced by Ding and Reay — is a functional defined for a given planar tiling which associates with a given lattice figure, some integer. It appeared to be a very useful parameter to determine the area of lattice figures in the planar tilings with congruent regular polygons. The purpose of this paper is to extend the notion of the boundary characteristic to lattice polyhedra inR³. Studying some of its properties we show, in particular, that it can be applied to determine the volume of lattice polyhedra.     

Two-dimensional lattice tree exponents and amplitudes: Simulation algorithms versus series

We use a local Monte Carlo algorithm to simulate lattice trees in two dimensions for the site and bond problem. We investigate the properties of radius of gyration, perimeter-to-site ratio, and vertex degree in a tree, adding some new results in the site problem, compare our results on their noncritical properties with those obtained from earlier reversible and slightly nonreversible algorithms, and combine our determinations with new exact series expansion data. On the controversy surrounding the possible lack of universality for the first confluent singularity for the gyration radius, we feel that conclusions must be guarded.     

Nonlinear dynamics and stability of microstructures in a lattice model for ferroelastic materials

With the view of understanding how precise macroscopic properties of a material emerge from the underlying physics of homogeneous microstructures, a lattice model which can describe complex non-linear patterns made of elastic domains and interfaces is proposed. On the basis of a two-dimensional lattice model involving non-linear and competing interactions the dynamics of microstructure formation is examined. The emphasis is placed especially on an instability mechanism of a strain band producing localized domains. The influence of applied forces and dissipative effects on the dynamics of two perpendicular strain bands is studied. The results are interpreted as a microtwinning in crystalline alloys. The physical conjectures are checked by means of numerical simulations performed directly on the microscopic system.

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Sommario Si propone un modello reticolare che può descrivere complessi arrangiamenti fatti di domini elastici ed interfacce. Sulla base di un modello bidimensionale in cui sono presenti interazioni contrastanti e nonlineari si esamina la dinamica della formazione di microstrutture. L'accento è posto sui meccani'smi di instabilità che determinano bande di deformazione localizzata. Si studia l'influenza delle forze applicate e degli effetti dissipativi sulla dinamica di due bande perpendicolari e si interpretano i risultati come un microtwinning in leghe cristalline. Si verificano le congetture fisiche per mezzo di simulazioni numeriche del modello microscopico.