A shuffling theorem for reflectively symmetric tilings

The author and Rohatgi recently proved a ‘shuffling theorem’ for doubly-dented hexagons. In particular, they showed that shuffling removed unit triangles along a horizontal axis in a hexagon changes the tiling number by only a simple multiplicative factor. In this paper, we consider a similar phenomenon for a symmetry class of tilings, namely, the reflectively symmetric tilings. We also prove several shuffling theorems for halved hexagons.     

Explicit solutions of Boussinesq--Burgers equation

Darboux transformation with multi-parameters for the Boussinesq--Burgers (B--B) equation is derived. For an application, some important explicit solutions of the B--B equation are obtained, including 2N-soliton solution and periodic solution. Finally, some elegant and interesting figures are plotted.     

Numerical solutions to the time-dependent Bloch equations revisited

The purpose of this study was to demonstrate a simple and fast method for solving the time-dependent Bloch equations. First, the time-dependent Bloch equations were reduced to a homogeneous linear differential equation, and then a simple equation was derived to solve it using a matrix operation. The validity of this method was investigated by comparing with the analytical solutions in the case of constant radiofrequency irradiation. There was a good agreement between them, indicating the validity of this method. As a further example, this method was applied to the time-dependent Bloch equations in the two-pool exchange model for chemical exchange saturation transfer (CEST) or amide proton transfer (APT) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and the Z-spectra and asymmetry spectra were calculated from their solutions. They were also calculated using the fourth/fifth-order Runge-Kutta-Fehlberg (RKF) method for comparison. There was also a good agreement between them, and this method was much faster than the RKF method. In conclusion, this method will be useful for analyzing the complex CEST or APT contrast mechanism and/or investigating the optimal conditions for CEST or APT MRI.     

Solution of the Dirac Equation on the Bertotti–Robinson Metric

It is shown that each component of the Dirac field satisfies a decoupled equation, which admits separable solutions, when the background spacetime is the Bertotti–Robinson metric, which is a solution of the Einstein vacuum field equations with a cosmological constant. Furthermore, the seperated functions appearing in the solutions are shown to obey identities of the Teukolsky–Starobinsky type and the separable solutions are shown to be eigenfunctions of a certain differential operator.     

自相似分形上的非线性抛物方程(英文)

本文研究了分形区域上的一类半线性抛物方程.对于分形上恰当定义的拉普拉斯算子,建立了抛物方程的比较原理.利用上下解方法,我们得到了在一定条件下半线性抛物方程正解的存在性和唯一性.     

四元Heisenberg群上次拉普拉斯算子的m幂次的基本解

本文研究了四元Heisenberg群上次拉普拉斯算子的m幂次的基本解,该结论是Heisenberg群上结果的推广.本文利用了四元Heisenberg群上的Fourier变换理论构造了该群上次拉普拉斯算子的m幂次的基本解,并且给出了基本解的积分表示.     

非球谐振子势的精确解

严格求解了三维非球谐振,势的Schrodinger方程给出了精确的能谱方程和归一化的径向波函数.获得了径向幂次算符r^s的矩阵元和平均值的计算公式及其递推关系.     

Finite dimensional approximation in infinite dimensional mathematical programming

We consider the problem of approximating an optimal solution to a separable, doubly infinite mathematical program (P) with lower staircase structure by solutions to the programs (P(N)) obtained by truncating after the firstN variables andN constraints of (P). Viewing the surplus vector variable associated with theNth constraint as a state, and assuming that all feasible states are eventually reachable from any feasible state, we show that the efficient set of all solutions optimal to all possible feasible surplus states for (P(N)) converges to the set of optimal solutions to (P). A tie-breaking algorithm which selects a nearest-point efficient solution for (P(N)) is shown (for convex programs) to converge to an optimal solution to (P). A stopping rule is provided for discovering a value ofN sufficiently large to guarantee any prespecified level of accuracy. The theory is illustrated by an application to production planning.The work of Robert L. Smith was partially supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant ECS-8700836.     

Conditional Symmetries and Solutions to a Class of Nonlinear Diffusion-Convection Equations

The present paper discusses a class of nonlinear diffusion-convection equations with source. The method that we use is the conditional symmetry method. It is shown that the equation admits certain conditional symmetries for coefficient functions of the equations. As a consequence, solutions to the resulting equations are obtained.