On generalized symmetric SOR method for augmented systems

In this paper, we establish the generalized symmetric SOR method (GSSOR) for solving the large sparse augmented systems of linear equations, which is the extension of the SSOR iteration method. The convergence of the GSSOR method for augmented systems is studied. Numerical resume shows that this method is effective.     

非负对称符号模式的惯量集(英文)

For a symmetric sign pattern S1 the inertia set of S is defined to be the set of all ordered triples si（S） = {i（A） ： A = A^T ∈ Q（S）} Consider the n × n sign pattern Sn, where Sn is the pattern with zero entry （i,j） for 1 ≤ i = j ≤ n or｜i -j｜=n- 1 and positive entry otherwise. In this paper, it is proved that si（Sn） = {（n1, n2, n - n1 - n2）｜n1≥ 1 and n2 ≥ 2} for n ≥ 4.     

Maximal surfaces in a certain 3-dimensional homogeneous spacetime

A generalized integral representation formula for spacelike maximal surfaces in a certain 3-dimensional homogeneous spacetime is obtained. This spacetime has a solvable Lie group structure with left invariant metric. The normal Gauß map of maximal surfaces in the homogeneous spacetime is discussed and the harmonicity of the normal Gauß map is studied.     

The Kreîn-Langer problem for Hilbert space operator valued functions on the band

We deal with the Kreîn-Langer problem for -valued functions on the band (–2a, 2a)×, where is the algebra of continuous linear operators on a Hilbert space ,a a finite positive number and a topological Abelian group. We show that every weakly continuous -indefinite function admits a strongly continuous -indefinite continuation to × with the same indefiniteness index . We give a parametrization of the extensions in terms of operator-valued Schur functions.     

Invariant forms of the elementary unitary Lie superalgebra

In this paper we describe the invariant forms of toral K-graded Lie superalgebras and, in particular, of the elementary unitary Lie superalgebra over a superring K containing .     

Numerical investigation of the Liebau phenomenon

The Liebau phenomenon is the occurrence of valveless pumping through the application of a periodic force at a place which lies asymmetric with respect to system configuration. This paper is concerned with two different physical configurations and respective models. Comparison and derivation among the models is discussed. Accurate numerical schemes which solve these models are presented. By means of numerical simulations it is investigated under which conditions valveless pumping takes place.     

A variational characterization of canonical angles between subspaces

Canonical angles between subspaces of a unitary space are characterized by a min-max property which involves inner products.     

The roots of <Emphasis Type="Italic">σ</Emphasis>-polynomials

Let G be a connected graph. We denote by σ(G,x) and δ(G) respectively the σ-polynomial and the edge-density of G, where . If σ(G,x) has at least an unreal root, then G is said to be a σ-unreal graph. Let δ(n) be the minimum edgedensity over all n vertices graphs with σ-unreal roots. In this paper, by using the theory of adjoint polynomials, a negative answer to a problem posed by Brenti et al. is given and the following results are obtained: For any positive integer a and rational number 0≤c≤1, there exists at least a graph sequence {G _i}_1≤i≤a such that G _i is σ-unreal and δ(G _i)→c as n→∞ for all 1 ≤i≤a, and moreover, δ(n)→0 as n→∞. Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (10061003) and the Science Foundation of the State Education Ministry of China.     

Another way to say caloric

This paper offers characterizations of subsolutions of the heat equation (the subcaloric functions) and the infinity heat equation (the infinity-subcaloric functions) by means of comparison properties with explicit families of solutions of the corresponding equations. The primary ingredients of functions in these families are translates of solutions which depend radially on the space variables. Results of independent interest include the presentation and study of the class of infinity-caloric functions employed in the characterization.