Bifurcation of Homoclinic Orbits with Saddle-Center Equilibrium

In this paper, the authors develop new global perturbation techniques for detecting the persistence of transversal homoclinic orbits in a more general nondegenerated system with action-angle variable. The unperturbed system is assumed to have saddle-center type equilibrium whose stable and unstable manifolds intersect in one dimensional manifold, and does not have to be completely integrable or near-integrable. By constructing local coordinate systems near the unperturbed homoclinic orbit, the conditions of existence of transversal homoclinic orbit are obtained, and the existence of periodic orbits bifurcated from homoclinic orbit is also considered.     

一种基于极坐标编码的果蝇优化算法

针对果蝇优化算法易陷入早熟收敛、收敛速度慢、寻优精度低的缺点,提出一种基于极坐标编码的果蝇优化算法.为提高果蝇优化算法的寻优精度,采用极坐标编码的形式,以增加单个母体寻优空间表示方法的多样性,并使种群中的个体,在围绕个体的整个超球体内随机搜索,使个体的搜索范围更加广泛.在迭代寻优过程中,根据适应度值和概率调整极角,逐渐降低观测结果的不确定性.通过9个基准测试函数,对基于极坐标编码的果蝇优化算法进行仿真实验,结果表明了算法在收敛性和稳定性方面,优于其它5个优化算法,测试结果验证了极坐标编码方法的有效性和可行性.     

坐标变换与空间微量

坐标变换和空间微量是一个有趣而实用的问题,本文推广了《高等数学》教材中关于重积分换元的Jacobican(雅可比)行列式法,绕开了该法依附于重积分的极限证明方案,给出了坐标变换(含降维坐标变换)时空间微量的统一表达式及其直观几何解释,这些结果在计算重积分时非常简捷实用。     

目标规划中权系数的几何意义

本用平面仿射坐标的观点，解释了目标规划中权系数的几何意义，借助于坐标变换，可改进图解法的效果。     

Correlation lengths in quasi-one-dimensional systems via transfer matrices

ABSTRACT

Using transfer matrices up to next-nearest-neighbour interactions, we examine the structural correlations of quasi-one-dimensional systems of hard disks confined by two parallel lines and hard spheres confined in cylinders. Simulations have shown that the non-monotonic and non-smooth growth of the correlation length in these systems accompanies structural crossovers [Fu et al., Soft Matter 13, 3296 (2017)]. Here, we identify the theoretical basis for these behaviours. In particular, we associate kinks in the growth of correlation lengths with eigenvalue crossing and splitting. Understanding the origin of such structural crossovers answers questions raised by earlier studies, and thus bridges the gap between theory and simulations for these reference models.     

Effective responses of nonlinear elliptic cylindrical composites

The higher-order dielectric responses of composites composed of weakly nonlinear elliptic cylindrical inclusions randomly embedded in linear media are investigated. The general formulae for effective DC coefficients are newly derived by the average field method up to the ninth order and then applied to analyze the effects of inclusion shapes on the effective response. The results are directly transformed to the quasi-static AC response of the composites under the sinusoidal external electric field with fundamental and third harmonic frequencies. The more general relationships between the effective DC and AC coefficients are established up to the seventh order and third harmonic, which are applicable to all weakly nonlinear isotropic composites.     

Theoretical Demonstration of a Newly Designed Micro-Rotator Driven by Optical Pressure on a Light Incident Surface

A newly designed cylindrical optical micro-rotator which has slopes for trapping and rotation on its upper surface is proposed. The cylindrical shape is effective in decreasing viscous drag force (damping factor) in the medium. A ray-tracing method considering the beam waist is employed to analyze the radiation pressure exerted on the upper surface of the rotator. We have demonstrated optical trapping and high speed rotation for various optical beam parameters such as the lens numerical aperture and the Gaussian mode profile as well as rotator shape parameters including oblique angle, height and diameter.     

Precise potential harmonic approach to directly solving Schrodinger equations of helium-like three-body systems

A complete potential harmonic scheme is presented,including the linked coupled hyperradial ordi nary differential equations and the secular equation of eigencnergy It has been used to directly solve the Scchrodinger equations of helium-like three-body systems (nuclear charge Z=1-9),and very accurate ground state eigonenergies as well as low-lying singlet excited state ones have been obtained     

Inertial effects of hypoelastic cylindrical bar of grade zero under simple extension of constant velocity

In this paper an analytical solution for finite deformation at the simple extension of a hypoelastic cylindrical bar of grade zero under constant velocity is obtained. It is found that the difference between stress-strain curves at different tensile velocities is only due to the inertial terms in the solution. The axial stress due to inertia increases with the square of ratio of tensile velocities.