A Hybrid Micro­Macro­Model for the Description of Evolving Anisotropy in Finite Polycrystal Plasticity

The paper outlines recent developments of an efficient computational micro-macro modeling of evolving anisotropies in metallic polycrystals. Main focus is put onto large strain deformation processes where the anisotropy is caused by developments of crystallographic texture. We construct a hybrid micro-macro framework that mixes ingredients of a purely macroscopic modeling with scale bridging operations of selected micromechanisms. On the micromechanical side, we develop a new algorithmic procedure to capture the crystal reorientation for evolving fcc and bcc textures based on a parametrization of rotations in the Rodigues space. The computational model provides a fast and robust method for the estimation of evolving textures. This computational tool for texture estimation is incorporated in a modular format into a micro-macro-model, where it governs the evolution of macrostructural tensors due to texture development. The general framework for the hybrid embedding is a purely phenomenological setting of anisotropic finite plasticity in the logarithmic strain space. The model provides an efficient and computationally handable two-scale approach for the prediction of effects caused by complex microstructural changes in polycrystals. The capability of the proposed method is demonstrated by means of representative numerical examples. (© 2010 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Mathematics Model for Deciding the Possibility of Crack Existence

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Interlaminar Crack Propagation Analysis of ENF Specimens Based on the Cohesive Zone Model北大核心CSCD

Based on the classical laminated plate theory and the cohesive zone model, a theoretical model for general delamination cracked laminates was established for crack propagation of pure mode Ⅱ ENF specimens. Compared with the conventional beam theory, the proposed model fully considered the softening process of the cohesive zone and introduced the nonlinear behavior of ENF specimens before failure. The predicted failure load is smaller than that under the beam theory and closer to the experimental data in literatures. Compared with the beam theory with only fracture toughness considered, the proposed model can simultaneously analyze the influences of the interface strength, the fracture toughness and the initial interface stiffness on the load-displacement curves in ENF tests. The results show that, the interface strength mainly affects the mechanical behavior of specimens before failure, but has no influence on crack propagation. The fracture toughness is the main parameter affecting crack propagation, and the initial interface stiffness only affects the linear elastic loading stage. The cohesive zone length increases with the fracture toughness and decreases with the interface strength. The effect of the interface strength on the cohesive zone length is more obvious than that of the fracture toughness. When the adhesive zone tip reaches the half length of the specimen, the adhesive zone length will decrease to a certain extent. Copyright ©2022 Applied Mathematics and Mechanics. All rights reserved.     

A Note On the Existence of Consistent Estimatein the Simple Regression Model

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On Large Time Behavior and Selection Principle for a Diffusive Carr–Penrose Model

This paper is concerned with the study of a diffusive perturbation of the linear LSW model introduced by Carr and Penrose. A main subject of interest is to understand how the presence of diffusion acts as a selection principle, which singles out a particular self-similar solution of the linear LSW model as determining the large time behavior of the diffusive model. A selection principle is rigorously proven for a model which is a semiclassical approximation to the diffusive model. Upper bounds on the rate of coarsening are also obtained for the full diffusive model.     

A Mathematical Model for Economic Risk

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Propagation of Exponential Phase Space Singularities for Schrödinger Equations with Quadratic Hamiltonians

We study propagation of phase space singularities for the initial value Cauchy problem for a class of Schrödinger equations. The Hamiltonian is the Weyl quantization of a quadratic form whose real part is non-negative. The equations are studied in the framework of projective Gelfand–Shilov spaces and their distribution duals. The corresponding notion of singularities is called the Gelfand–Shilov wave front set and means the lack of exponential decay in open cones in phase space. Our main result shows that the propagation is determined by the singular space of the quadratic form, just as in the framework of the Schwartz space, where the notion of singularity is the Gabor wave front set.     

A first Integral of Navier­Stokes equations for two-dimensional flows

As wellknown, Bernoulli's equation is obtained as the first integral of Euler's equations in the absence of vorticity. Even in case of non-vanishing vorticity, a first integral from Euler's equations is obtained by using the so called Clebsch transformation [1] for inviscid flows. In contrast to this, a generalisation of this procedure towards viscous flows has not been established so far. In the present paper a first integral of Navier-Stokes equations is constructed in the case of two-dimensional flow by making use of an alternative representation of the fields in terms of complex coordinates and introducing a potential representation for the pressure. The associated boundary conditions are also considered. The first integral is a suitable tool for the development of new analytical methods and numerical codes in fluid dynamics. (© 2010 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Asymptotic Speed of Wave Propagation for A Discrete Reaction-Diffusion Equation

We deal with asymptotic speed of wave propagation for a discrete reactlon-diffusion equation. We find the minimal wave speed c★ from the characteristic equation and show that c★ is just the asymptotic speed of wave propagation. The isotropic property and the existence of solution of the initial value problem for the given equation are also discussed.     

Existence of a Phase Transition for the Potts p-adic Model on the Set ℤ

We consider the Potts model on the set in the field Q _p of p-adic numbers. The range of the spin variables (n), , in this model is . We show that there are some values q=q(p) for which phase transitions occur.     

A Robust Spectral Method for Solving Heston’s Model

In this paper, we consider the Heston’s volatility model (Heston in Rev. Financ. Stud. 6: 327–343, 1993]. We simulate this model using a combination of the spectral collocation method and the Laplace transforms method. To approximate the two dimensional PDE, we construct a grid which is the tensor product of the two grids, each of which is based on the Chebyshev points in the two spacial directions. The resulting semi-discrete problem is then solved by applying the Laplace transform method based on Talbot’s idea of deformation of the contour integral (Talbot in IMA J. Appl. Math. 23(1): 97–120, 1979).     

A Model for Vortex Nucleation in the Ginzburg–Landau Equations

This paper studies questions related to the dynamic transition between local and global minimizers in the Ginzburg–Landau theory of superconductivity. We derive a heuristic equation governing the dynamics of vortices that are close to the boundary, and of dipoles with small inter-vortex separation. We consider a small random perturbation of this equation and study the asymptotic regime under which vortices nucleate.     

Phase Retrieval from 4N−4 Measurements: A Proof for Injectivity

We prove by means of elementary methods that phase retrieval of complex polynomials p of degree less than N is possible with 4N − 4 phaseless Fourier measurements of p and p′. (© 2014 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)     

Crack opening displacement for two unequal straight cracks with coalesced plastic zones – A modified Dugdale model

The problem investigated is of an infinite plate weakened by two collinear unequal hairline straight quasi-static cracks. Uniform constant tension is applied at infinity in a direction perpendicular to the rims of the cracks. Consequently the rims of the cracks open in Mode I type deformation. The tension at infinity is increased to the limit such that the plastic zones developed at the two adjacent interior tips of cracks get coalesced. To arrest the crack from further opening normal cohesive variable stress distribution is applied on the rims of the plastic zones. Closed form analytic expressions are obtained for load bearing capacity and crack opening displacement (COD). An illustrative case is discussed to study the behavior of load bearing capacity and crack opening displacement with respect to affecting parameters viz. crack length, plastic zone length and inter crack distance between the two cracks. Results obtained are reported graphically and analyzed.     

Some Properties of A Lack-of-Fit Test for a Linear Errors in Variables Model

The relationship between the linear errors-in-variables model and the corresponding ordinary linear model in statistical inference is studied. It is shown that normality of the distribution of covariate is a necessary and sufficient condition for the equivalence. Therefore, testing for lack-of-fit in linear errors-in-variables model can be converted into testing for it in the corresponding ordinary linear model under normality assumption. A test of score type is constructed and the limiting chi-squared distribution is derived under the null hypothesis.Furthermore, we discuss the power of the test and the choice of the weight function involved in the test statistic.     

A Numerical Study of Traveling Wave Fronts for a Reaction-Diffusion-Advection Model

This paper concerns with the traveling wave solutions of a nonlinear reaction-diffusion-advection model for describing the spatiotemporal evolution of bacterial colony pattern. We use different methods for computing the traveling wave fronts of the model equations. One of the methods involves the traveling wave equations. Numerical solutions of these equations as an initial-value problem lead to accurate computations of the wave profiles and speeds. The second method is to construct the time-dependent solutions by solving an initial-moving boundary-value problem for the PDE system, showing an approximation for such wave fronts, in particular, the minimum speed traveling wave.     

A Simple Proof for a Property of the Vector Space Ⅴ Over the Field F

<正> In this paper we'll prove a fundameutal property of the vector space by means of the ex-tension field,i.e.the numbers of the elements of a basis of the vector space V over the field Fequal to the d imensions(V:F).