双尺度二阶矩颗粒相湍流模型经验系数的影响

基于将颗粒脉动分成湍流引起的大尺度脉动和颗粒间碰撞产生的小尺度脉动的概念,建立了双尺度二阶矩两相湍流模型．用该模型对下行床内两相流动进行了数值模拟,颗粒体积浓度、平均速度的计算结果和实验数据吻合较好．分析了双尺度二阶矩两相湍流模型经验系数变化对预报结果的影响:在经验系数的一定变化范围内,预报结果并无明显的影响,但是变化范围增大,预报结果会产生较大变化．     

General collision branching processes with two parameters

A new class of branching models, the general collision branching processes with two parameters, is considered in this paper. For such models, it is necessary to evaluate the absorbing probabilities and mean extinction times for both absorbing states. Regularity and uniqueness criteria are firstly established. Explicit expressions are then obtained for the extinction probability vector, the mean extinction times and the conditional mean extinction times. The explosion behavior of these models is investigated and an explicit expression for mean explosion time is established. The mean global holding time is also obtained. It is revealed that these properties are substantially different between the super-explosive and sub-explosive cases. This work was partially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 10771216), Research Grants Council of Hong Kong (Grant No. HKU 7010/06P) and Scientific Research Foundation for Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars, State Education Ministry of China (Grant No. [2007]1108)     

A fluctuation type limit theorem for Jiřina processes with immigration

It is proved by the theory of semigroup that the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck type process with jumps can arise from the fluctuation limit of a sequence of Jirina processes with immigration under suitable moments conditions.     

本质子系满足链条件

Let S be a semigroup with zero and an S-act be a centered left S-act. This paper is devoted to the study of chain conditions on PS-acts. We prove that a PS-act having finite decomposition has ACC (DCC) on all subacts if it has ACC (DCC) on essential subacts. Moreover, a PS-act with ACC (DCC) on essential subacts has ACC (DCC) on all subacts if and only if it has finite decomposition. We characterize the structure of a PS-act and generalize some results of the Goldie dimension and semisimple S-acts.     

Simulating bistable biochemical systems by means of reactive multiparticle collision dynamics

Based on a reactive multiple particle collision method, we construct a mesoscopic dynamics model to simulate chemical system. The validity of the reactive multiple particle collision method under various conditions in a double-feedback bi-stable chemical system is studied. Then, we extend it to simulate diffusion-limited reactions with fast reaction rate in cellular environment. Using the improved method, we observe bi-stable behavior with randomly distributed reactants and spatial domain separation of opposite phases. The particle-based mesoscopic method is computationally efficient, although hydrodynamic interactions and fluctuation are both properly accounted for. Stochastic effects shown to play dominant roles in biochemical dynamics are also considered. The improved method could be used to explore a variety of reactions with disparate scale of reaction rates.     

A scalar dynamic conditional correlation model: Structure and estimation

The dynamic conditional correlation(DCC) model has been widely used for modeling the conditional correlation of multivariate time series by Engle(2002). However, the stationarity conditions have been established only recently and the asymptotic theory of parameter estimation for the DCC model has not yet to be fully discussed. In this paper, we propose an alternative model, namely the scalar dynamic conditional correlation(SDCC) model. Sufficient and easily-checked conditions for stationarity, geometric ergodicity, andβ-mixing with exponential-decay rates are provided. We then show the strong consistency and asymptotic normality of the quasi-maximum-likelihood estimator(QMLE) of the model parameters under regular conditions.The asymptotic results are illustrated by Monte Carlo experiments. As a real-data example, the proposed SDCC model is applied to analyzing the daily returns of the FSTE(financial times and stock exchange) 100 index and FSTE 100 futures. Our model improves the performance of the DCC model in the sense that the Li-Mc Leod statistic of the SDCC model is much smaller and the hedging efficiency is higher.     

基于CAViaR的DCC模型及其对中国股市的实证研究

VaR是金融风险度量方面研究的热点.CAViaR模型可以用来直接计算单个资产的VaR,DCC模型可以用于刻画资产间的相关性.结合这两个模型,通过分位数估计方差的方法,提出了基于CAViaR的DCC模型来计算投资组合的VaR.对中国股市的实证研究表明其具有更好的效果.     

On Matrix Elements for the Quantized Cat Map Modulo Prime Powers

The quantum cat map is a model for a quantum system with underlying chaotic dynamics. In this paper we study the matrix elements of smooth observables in this model, when taking arithmetic symmetries into account. We give explicit formulas for the matrix elements as certain exponential sums. With these formulas we can show that there are sequences of eigenfunctions for which the matrix elements decay significantly slower then was previously expected. We also prove a limiting distribution for the fluctuation of the normalized matrix elements around their average. Submitted: March 3, 2008., Accepted: August 11, 2008. This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under agreement No. DMS-0635607. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.     

Alternative Superalgebras with DCC on Two-Sided Ideals#

We study the structure of alternative superalgebras that satisfy the descending chain condition (DCC) for two-sided ideals. The main results state that the Baer radical in an alternative superalgebra of characteristic ≠ 2, 3 with DCC on two-sided ideals is solvable and every such a semiprime superalgebra (of arbitrary characteristic) is isomorphic to a subdirect sum of an associative superalgebra with this property and a finite direct sum of simple alternative non-associative superalgebras.     

Systematic study for grey particles in relativistic nucleus + emulsion (Ag) interactions

The hadronic and string cascade model and the corresponding event generator LUCIAE are used to study systematically the production of the grey particles in (14.6, 60 and 200A GeV)0 + Em, (2004 GeV)Si + Em, (200A GeV)S + Em and (11.6A GeV)Au + Em reactions. The dependences of the mean multiplicity, the multiplicity distributions and the polar angular distributions of the grey particles on the incident energy, the projectile mass and the collision centrality observed in emulsion experiments, respectively, are all reproduced by LUCIAE calculations. In addition the effects of the rescattering on the grey particle production are also investigated. Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 19575071 and 19875019) and DFG of Germany.     

The method of Boltzmann collision integral eigenfunctions in the kinetic theory of long-wave fluctuations

Linearized general equations of long-wave fluctuation kinetics are solved (utilizing eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of the linearized Boltzmann collision integral) in the asymptotic region t (_r is the relaxation time). A general form for linearized equations of the fluctuation hydrodynamics is obtained. Effective initial conditions for the fluctuation hydrodynamics equations are derived for the case where fluctuations of any order are absent at the initial moment. The time asymptotics of the one-particle distribution function are found at the evolutionary stage of the fluctuations where the fluctuations of hydrodynamic quantities play an essential role. This is compared with results of the long hydrodynamic tails theory obtained earlier.Translated from Teoreticheskaya i Matematicheskaya Fizika, Vol. 106, No. 3, pp. 469–488, March, 1996.Translated by V. I. Serdobolskii.     

Visible light emission in collisions between O5+ ions and He atoms

Visible light emission spectra during collisions between O⁵⁺ ions and He atoms in the range of 200–800 nm at different projectile energies (4.06–5.31 keV-u⁻¹) have been measured. Emission spectra show that there are three channels of excitation in the O⁵⁺-He collision system: (i) single-electron capture into excited states; (ii) double-electron capture into excited states; (iii) direct excitation of target atoms. There are transitions between states with comparably high quantum numbersnl. The absolute emission cross-sections of every spectral line are calculated. The relations of these cross-sections with the energy of the projectiles are studied. Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and Chinese Association for Atomic and Molecular Dada.     

阿贝尔群的完整子半群的若干结果

本文证明了无扭阿贝尔群Ｇ是唯一线性序的，当且仅当Ｇ的每一个完整子半群只含唯一的极小完整子半群。若群Ｇ的每一个完整子半群只含有限多个极小完整子半群，则Ｇ中所有完整子半群组成的集Ｔ（Ｇ）满足ＤＣＣ。     

Retrial queues with collision arising from unslottedCSMA/CD protocol

We consider a retrial queueing model with collision arising from the specific communication protocolCSMAICD. Under the retrial control policy in which the retrial rate is inversely proportional to the number of customers in the retrial group, we derive the generating function of the limiting distribution of the number of customers in the retrial group at the moment when the channel is free. Using the theory of Markov regenerative processes, we also obtain the limiting distribution of the number of customers in the system at arbitrary time points.This paper was supported in part by the Non-Directed Research Fund, Korea Research Foundation, 1990.     

Bilinear Form and N‐Shock‐Wave Solutions for a (2+1)‐Dimensional Breaking Soliton Equation in Certain Fluids with the Bell Polynomials and Auxiliary Function

In this paper, we will investigate a (2+1)‐dimensional breaking soliton (BS) equation for the (2+1)‐dimensional collision of a Riemann wave with a long wave in certain fluids. Using the Bell polynomials and an auxiliary function, we derive a new bilinear form for the (2+1)‐dimensional BS equation, which is different from those in the previous literatures. One‐, two‐ and N‐shock‐wave solutions are obtained with the Hirota method and symbolic computation. One shock wave is found to be able to stably propagate. Two shock waves are observed to have the parallel collision, oblique collision, and stable propagation of the V‐type structure. In addition, we present the collision between one shock wave and V‐type structure, and the collision between two V‐type structures.     

Bright-soliton collisions with shape change by intensity redistribution for the coupled Sasa–Satsuma system in the optical fiber communications

By means of symbolic computation and Darboux transformation, analytically and numerically investigated in this paper is a two-coupled Sasa–Satsuma system, which can describe the pulse propagation in birefringent fibers, so as to increase the bit rate in optical fibers, or achieve wavelength-division multiplexing. Analytical bright N-soliton solution of the system is firstly derived. Based on the bright one- and two-soliton solutions, numerical simulation and figure illustration are carried out on through the multi-parametric management, i.e., different choices among eight parameters in the two-soliton solutions. The interaction mechanisms for the bright two-solitons are revealed in three aspects: Separating evolution behaviors, elastic collision behaviors and inelastic collision behaviors. There exist three different cases for the inelastic collision for the two-soliton, which reflect correspondingly different energy transfer mechanisms (by intensity redistribution) between the two components: Manakov-typed collision; a near-elastic collision and another completely inelastic collision between the two components; and four single-solitons in two components undergo shape changes (inelastic and elastic) due to intensity redistribution, where one single-soliton keeps invariant and the other three single-solitons change during the collision. The collision mechanisms may be viewed as the two-solitons interact in a waveguide supporting propagation of two nonlinear waves simultaneously. In general, partial suppression (enhancement) of intensity between the components is dependent on the values of the soliton parameters.     

A further discussion on basic equations for two-phase flow

The following points are argued: (i) there are two independent kinds of interaction on interfaces, i.e. the interaction between phases and the collision interaction, and the jump relations on interfaces can accordingly be resolved; (ii) the stress in a particle can also be divided into background stress and collision stress corresponding to the two kinds of interaction on interfaces respectively; (iii) the collision stress, in fact, has no jump on interface, so the averaged value of its derivative is equal to the derivative of its averaged value; (iv) the stress of solid phase in the basic equations for two-phase flow should include the collision stress, while the stress in the expression of the inter-phase force contains the background one only. Based on the arguments, the strict method for deriving the equations for two-phase flow developed by Drew, Ishii et al. is generalized to the dense two-phase flow, which involves the effect of collision stress.     

Asymptotic behavior of gibbs functions forM-band wavelet expansions

In this paper the asymptotic behavior of Gibbs function for a class ofM-band wavelet expansions is given. In particular, the Daubechies’ wavelets are included in this class. The authors are partially supported by the Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (19571972), the Key Project Foundation (69735020) and the Zhejiang Provincial Science Foundation of China (196083)     

A car-following collision prevention control device based on the cascaded fuzzy inference system

A car-following collision prevention control device based on the cascaded fuzzy inference system (CFIS), consisting of a velocity fuzzy controller and an acceleration fuzzy controller, to nonlinearly control car acceleration or deceleration rate is proposed. The distance and speed relative to the car in front are measured using spread spectrum radar and applied to the collision prevention control device. The output acceleration or deceleration rate obtained from the CFIS car-following collision prevention system is based on the characteristics of the vehicle. The simulation results demonstrate that the presented CFIS control device can solve the oscillation problems for final relative distance between the lead vehicle (LV) and following vehicle (FV) and relative speed. When the LV applies the brake suddenly or a stationary obstacle appears in front of vehicle moving at high speed on the roadway, the CFIS control device can safely avoid a collision. The CFIS car-following collision prevention control device proposed in this paper can provide a safe, reasonable and comfortable drive.     

On Finite Maximal Chains of Weak Baer Going-Down Rings

Some recent results of Ayache on going-down domains and extensions of domains that either are residually algebraic or have DCC on intermediate rings are generalized to the context of extensions of commutative rings. Given a finite maximal chain 𝒞 of R-subalgebras of a weak Baer ring T, it is shown how a “min morphism” hypothesis can be used to transfer the “going-down ring” property from R to each member of 𝒞. The integral minimal ring extensions which are min morphisms are classified. The ring extensions satisfying FCP (i.e., for which each chain of intermediate rings is finite) are characterized as the strongly affine extensions with DCC on intermediate rings. In the relatively integrally closed case, such extensions R ? T induce open immersions Spec(S) → Spec(R) for each R-subalgebra S of T.