Surface instability of orthotropic laminated materials under compression

The piecewise-homogeneous material model and the three-dimensional linearized theory of stability with the assumption of small subcritical strains are used to study the surface buckling of orthotropic and transtropic laminates. A plane problem is formulated, and characteristic equations are derived. A solution is found for a specific transtropic material with different orientations of the isotropy axis __________ Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 42, No. 7, pp. 64–72, July 2006.     

Total internal reflection–refraction beam expander

Beam expanders being used presently have complex structure and none is perfect. A novel beam expander is proposed first. The beam expander can magnify (or decrease) the diameter of incident laser beam according to the theory of total internal reflection–refraction (TIR-R) principle. The characteristic of the beam expander was studied by using ray-tracing method and computer simulation. The beam expander can propagate a parallel laser beam along the propagation axis and would not change the propagation direction of the beam. For a nonparallel beam the Lagrange invariant (the product of diameter and divergence angle) is not constant. This beam expander would be an effective device in some applications.     

定域内对称和规范场--为杨-米尔斯场五十周年而作

文章为杨-米尔斯的历史性论文发表50年而写，扼要阐述非阿贝尔规范场理论这篇原创论文的主要思想和它的巨大影响。     

用电位差计测电流表内阻

本文提出几种利用电位差计测电流表内阻的方法和计算不确定度的公式，引做了实验验证和综合评述。     

Growth and equilibrium morphology of metal precipitates formed inside an oxide matrix

Metal precipitation occuring during internal reduction of various mixed oxides, such as magnesia or alumina, doped with more noble transition metal oxides, is investigated for different doping contents, reaction temperature and driving forces. The precipitate morphology developing inside the solid oxide matrix and the corresponding orientation relationships between the metal and the oxide phase are analysed by transmission electron microscopy. The evolution of precipitate shape across the reduction scale is interpreted in terms of ageing of the metal inclusions; the various morphologies identified are ascribed to different stages of nucleation, diffusional growth and final equilibration.Precipitate morphology is analysed in terms of diffusion-controlled growth of small metal particles in their local and long range diffusion field. The influence of interfacial energy and related anisotropy is experimentally demonstrated for selected examples. The general role played by these parameters during growth and final equilibration is also discussed. The implications of the elastic strain fields building up during growth of the metal inside the oxide matrix are analysed in view of our experimental results. Shape changes taking place during the growth process are considered to be controlled by local matter transport properties. The influence of the reaction mechanism at an atomic scale and the relative fit of the crystallographic lattices are briefly summarised.     

Flow Asymptotics of a Viscous Compressible Fluid with Discontinuous Initial Data

Asymptotics of a continuous solution to a plane problem on the motion of a viscous incompressible fluid with discontinuous initial velocity and pressure fields is studied by the boundarylayer method with simultaneous stretching of space and time coordinates.     

Nonlinear Dynamics of a Cantilever Beam Carrying an Attached Mass with 1:3:9 Internal Resonances

In this paper the nonlinear response of a base-excited slender beam carrying an attached mass is investigated with 1:3:9 internal resonances for principal and combinationparametric resonances. Here the method of normal forms is used to reduce the second order nonlinear temporal differential equation of motion of the system to a set offirst order nonlinear differential equations which are used to find the fixed-point, periodic, quasi-periodic and chaotic responses of the system.Stability and bifurcation analysis of the responses are carried out and bifurcation sets are plotted. Many chaotic phenomena are reported in this paper.     

Equivalence Theorems on the Propagation of Small-Amplitude Waves in Prestressed Linearly Elastic Materials with Internal Constraints

By extending the procedure of linearization for constrained elastic materials in the papers by Marlow and Chadwick et al., we set up a linearized theory of constrained materials with initial stress (not necessarily based on a nonlinear theory). The conditions of propagation are characterized for small-displacement waves that may be either of discontinuity type of any given order or, in the homogeneous case, plane progressive. We see that, just as in the unconstrained case, the laws of propagation of discontinuity waves are the same as those of progressive waves. Waves are classified as mixed, kinematic, or ghost. Then we prove that the analogues of Truesdell"s two equivalence theorems on wave propagation in finite elasticity hold for each type of wave. This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

On the spectrum of natural frequencies of circular cylindrical shells completely filled with a fluid

The natural frequencies of cylindrical shells filled with a fluid and having the ends either simply supported or clamped are determined. Conditions are studied under which the natural frequencies of the shell are close or multiple __________ Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 42, No. 5, pp. 42–49, May 2006.     

Some studies on rotors with polynomial type non-linear external and internal damping

Non-linear internal damping in rotating cylindrical shafts leads to isotropic non-linear circulatory and dissipative force fields. Orbital instability in such class of systems arises when the regenerative work due to circulatory forces exceeds the dissipative work done over an orbit. In this paper, stability condition for rotor shafts with polynomial type non-linear internal damping is derived and also it is shown that distortion of the critical orbit, which results in larger change in orbital path as compared to the change in enclosed area, may lead to stable orbit at normally unstable operating conditions. This principle is applied to stabilize a simple rotor with discontinuous stiffness characteristics, which come into effect on exceeding some threshold displacement of the rotor itself.