Contact Transformations and Local Reducibility of ODE to the Form y‴=0

Orbits of the ODE y=0 in corresponding jet bundles are investigated. Explicit relations for the right-hand side of an arbitrary 3-order ODE necessary and sufficient for the existence of a contact transformation reducing this equation locally to the form y=0 are obtained.     

The Inverse Problem of the Calculus of Variations: Separable Systems

This paper deals with the inverse problem of the calculus of variations for systems of second-order ordinary differential equations. The case of the problem which Douglas, in his classification of pairs of such equations, called the separated case is generalized to arbitrary dimension. After identifying the conditions which should specify such a case for n equations in a coordinate-free way, two proofs of its variationality are presented. The first one follows the line of approach introduced by some of the authors in previous work, and is close in spirit, though being coordinate independent, to the Riquier analysis applied by Douglas for n = 2. The second proof is more direct and leads to the discovery that belonging to the separated case has an intrinsic meaning for the given second-order differential equations: the system is separable in the sense that it can be decoupled into n pairs of first-order equations.     

Existence and Limiting Behavior of Trajectories Associated with P0-equations

Given a continuous P₀-function F : Rⁿ Rⁿ, we describe a method of constructing trajectories associated with the P₀-equation F(x) = 0. Various well known equation-based reformulations of the nonlinear complementarity problem and the box variational inequality problem corresponding to a continuous P₀-function lead to P₀-equations. In particular, reformulations via (a) the Fischer function for the NCP, (b) the min function for the NCP, (c) the fixed point map for a BVI, and (d) the normal map for a BVI give raise to P₀-equations when the underlying function is P₀. To generate the trajectories, we perturb the given P₀-function F to a P-function F(x, ); unique solutions of F(x, ) = 0 as varies over an interval in (0, ) then define the trajectory. We prove general results on the existence and limiting behavior of such trajectories. As special cases we study the interior point trajectory, trajectories based on the fixed point map of a BVI, trajectories based on the normal map of a BVI, and a trajectory based on the aggregate function of a vertical nonlinear complementarity problem.     

QPECgen, a MATLAB Generator for Mathematical Programs with Quadratic Objectives and Affine Variational Inequality Constraints

We describe a technique for generating a special class, called QPEC, of mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints, MPEC. A QPEC is a quadratic MPEC, that is an optimization problem whose objective function is quadratic, first-level constraints are linear, and second-level (equilibrium) constraints are given by a parametric affine variational inequality or one of its specialisations. The generator, written in MATLAB, allows the user to control different properties of the QPEC and its solution. Options include the proportion of degenerate constraints in both the first and second level, ill-conditioning, convexity of the objective, monotonicity and symmetry of the second-level problem, and so on. We believe these properties may substantially effect efficiency of existing methods for MPEC, and illustrate this numerically by applying several methods to generator test problems. Documentation and relevant codes can be found by visiting http://www.ms.unimelb.edu.au/danny/qpecgendoc.html.     

On pointwise convergence of Fourier series of radial functions in several variables

We prove the pointwise convergence of the Fourier series for radial functions in several variables, which in the case is the Dirichlet-Jordan theorem itself. In our proof the method for the case of the indicator function of the ball is very useful.

     

C-wellposedness of the complete second order abstract cauchy problem and applications

In this paper, we first give a sufficient and necessary condition for to generate an exponentially bounded -semigroup and discuss its relations to the C-wellposedness of the complete second order abstract Cauchy problem ((ACP₂) for short) in some sense. Then we use these results and those in [1] to discuss the C-(exponential) wellposedness of a kind of (ACP₂) with application backgrounds, and develop the results in [2]. This project is supported by the NNSF of China, and the Youth Science and Technique Foundation of Shanxi Province, China     

恒定电场边值问题中点源的处理

讨论了不同情况下恒定电场中点源函数的表达式;用两种方法对点源作不同的处理;通过一个实的求解验证和说明了本文的方法。     

带Poisson跳随机微分方程终值与边值问题的适应解

Poisson跳的拟线性倒向随机微分方程x(t) ∫tf(s,x(s),,x(s)) y(s)]dMs =ξ,t∈[0,1],这里M = (W,Q)T,其中W为Wiener过程,Q为补偿Poisson过程.利用区间延拓和 Bihari 不等式证明了在某种弱于Lipschitz条件下方程存在唯一适应解,并给出了解的估计,从而将文章[1]的结论推广到带 Poission 跳的情形.另外,本文还讨论了以下形式的边值问题:dx(t) = f(t,x(t),y(t))dt y(t)dMt,Ax(0) Bx(1) =ξ*,t∈[0,1],并证明了在Lipschitz条件下适应解的存在唯一性.     

Extended Hyperbola Function Method and Its Application to Nonlinear Equations

An extended hyperbola function method is proposed to construct exact solitary wave solutions to nonlinear wave equation based upon a coupled Riccati equation. It is shown that more new solitary wave solutions can be found by this new method, which include kink-shaped soliton solutions, bell-shaped soliton solutions and new solitary wave.The new method can be applied to other nonlinear equations in mathematical physics.     

Infinite-dimensional gauge groups and special nonlinear gravitons

A gauge theory in flat space—time, in which the gauge algebra is the (infinite-dimensional) algebra of vector fields on a surface, determines a curved space—time metric. This note deals with some completely integrable examples, concentrating on the N → ∞ limit of the Euler—Arnol'd equations [geodesics on SO(N)]. In this case, the metric turns out to be flat, which points the way to a coordinate transformation that solves the original equations.