ON THE RADIAL GROUND STATE OFP-LAPLACIAN EQUATION WITH GRADIENT TERM PERTURBATION

1IntroductionInthispaper,weconsidertheexistence,uniqueuessandnonexistenceoftheradialgroundstatetothefollowingp-Laplacianequation:whereApu=div(IDttl)Du),n>p22,qissubcriticalexponents,i.e.,qo.Bydefinition,afunctionu(x)issaidtobetheradialgroundstateto(1.1),ifu(x)=u(r)satisfies:1)u(r),Iu'Ip-'U'eC'([o, oo));2)u(r)isthesolutionofthefollowingCauchyproblem:3)u(r)satisfiesIn0urf0rmerpaper[1],westlldiedtheexistenceanduniqueness0fradialgroundstatetoproblem(1-1)inthecasewhereq…     

Concurrent multiresponse non-linear screening: Robust profiling of webpage performance

Profiling engineered data with robust mining methods continues attracting attention in knowledge engineering systems. The purpose of this article is to propose a simple technique that deals with non-linear multi-factorial multi-characteristic screening suitable for knowledge discovery studies. The method is designed to proactively seek and quantify significant information content in engineered mini-datasets. This is achieved by deploying replicated fractional-factorial sampling schemes. Compiled multi-response data are converted to a single master-response effectuated by a series of distribution-free transformations and multi-compressed data fusions. The resulting amalgamated master response is deciphered by non-linear multi-factorial stealth stochastics intended for saturated schemes. The stealth properties of our method target processing datasets which might be overwhelmed by a lack of knowledge about the nature of reference distributions at play. Stealth features are triggered to overcome restrictions regarding the data normality conformance, the effect sparsity assumption and the inherent collapse of the ‘unexplainable error’ connotation in saturated arrays. The technique is showcased by profiling four ordinary controlling factors that influence webpage content performance by collecting data from a commercial browser monitoring service on a large scale web host. The examined effects are: (1) the number of Cascading Style Sheets files, (2) the number of JavaScript files, (3) the number of Image files, and (4) the Domain Name System Aliasing. The webpage performance level was screened against three popular characteristics: (1) the time to first visual, (2) the total loading time, and (3) the customer satisfaction. Our robust multi-response data mining technique is elucidated for a ten-replicate run study dictated by an L₉(3⁴) orthogonal array scheme where any uncontrolled noise embedded contribution has not been necessarily excluded.     

Geometrically non-linear transverse vibrations of C-S-S-S and C-S-C-S rectangular plates

This paper is concerned with a new improved formulation of the theoretical model previously developed by Benamar et al. based on Hamilton's principle and spectral analysis, for the geometrically non-linear vibrations of thin structures. The problem is reduced to a non-linear algebraic system, the solution of which leads to determination of the amplitude-dependent fundamental non-linear mode shapes, the frequency parameters, and the non-linear stress distributions. The cases of C-S-C-S and C-S-S-S rectangular plates are examined, and the results obtained are in a good qualitative and quantitative agreement with the previous available works, based on various methods. In order to obtain explicit analytical solutions for the first non-linear mode shapes of C-S-C-S RP² and C-S-S-S RP, which are expected to be very useful in engineering applications and in further analytical developments, the improved version of the semi-analytical model developed by El Kadiri et al. For beams and fully clamped rectangular plates, has been slightly modified, and adapted to the above cases, leading to explicit expressions for the higher basic function contributions, which are shown to be in a good agreement with the iterative solutions, for maximum non-dimensional vibration amplitude values up to 0.75 and 0.6 for the first non-linear mode shapes of C-S-C-S RP and C-S-S-S RP, respectively.     

3-D vertical ray shooting and 2-D point enclosure, range searching, and arc shooting amidst convex fat objects

We present a new data structure for a set of n convex simply-shaped fat objects in the plane, and use it to obtain efficient and rather simple solutions to several problems including (i) vertical ray shooting—preprocess a set of n non-intersecting convex simply-shaped flat objects in 3-space, whose xy-projections are fat, for efficient vertical ray shooting queries, (ii) point enclosure—preprocess a set C of n convex simply-shaped fat objects in the plane, so that the k objects containing a query point p can be reported efficiently, (iii) bounded-size range searching— preprocess a set C of n convex fat polygons, so that the k objects intersecting a “not-too-large” query polygon can be reported efficiently, and (iv) bounded-size segment shooting—preprocess a set C as in (iii), so that the first object (if exists) hit by a “not-too-long” oriented query segment can be found efficiently. For the first three problems we construct data structures of size O(λ_s(n)log³n), where s is the maximum number of intersections between the boundaries of the (xy-projections) of any pair of objects, and λ_s(n) is the maximum length of (n, s) Davenport-Schinzel sequences. The data structure for the fourth problem is of size O(λ_s(n)log²n). The query time in the first problem is O(log⁴n), the query time in the second and third problems is O(log³n + klog²n), and the query time in the fourth problem is O(log³n).

We also present a simple algorithm for computing a depth order for a set as in (i), that is based on the solution to the vertical ray shooting problem. (A depth order for , if exists, is a linear order of , such that, if K₁, K₂ and K₁ lies vertically above K₂, then K₁ precedes K₂.) Unlike the algorithm of Agarwal et al. (1995) that might output a false order when a depth order does not exist, the new algorithm is able to determine whether such an order exists, and it is often more efficient in practical situations than the former algorithm.     

圆形阵列光电探测系统双目标识别方法

针对双弹丸同时着靶情况下的立靶坐标测量问题,提出一种圆形阵列光电探测系统的双目标识别方法.采用光电探测器件组成1个圆形的探测阵列,并将3个发光角度均为60°的扇形一字线激光器均匀设置于圆形探测阵列上组成探测光幕.当2发弹丸同时穿过探测光幕时,会在圆形探测阵列上产生6个弹丸投影,通过信号处理电路识别6个弹丸投影的中心位置...     

活性炭超级电容器电极材料放电过程非线性特征研究

论述了活性炭超级电容器材料充放电性能的测试方法步骤和测试结果,在此基础上,通过模拟,确定放电电流随时间的变化规律.建立物理模型,用固体物理理论,从微观角度研究材料的电阻随温度的变化,进而得到活性炭超级电容器材料放电电流强度随温度和放电时间变化规律的解析式,探讨材料原子的非简谐振动对电极材料放电性能的影响.结果表明:(1)电极材料放电电流随时间的变化并不遵从将它作为线性元件处理时的按时间的负指数规律变化,而是非线性减小,减小的情况与温度有关;(2)活性炭超级电容器材料的电阻随温度升高而增大.增大情况与原子振动情况有关:将原子振动作简谐近似处理时,材料的电阻的倒数几乎与温度成反比,考虑到原子非振动后,其电阻随温度升高而增大的情况加剧,温度愈高,非简谐振动项的影响愈大;(3)本文提出的物理模型和采用的理论,能对活性炭超级电容器电极材料放电性能进行有效的研究.     

Multiple-integral viscoelastic constitutive equations

A class of nonlinear viscoelastic constitutive equations including the K-BKZ constitutive equations, linear viscoelasticity and the Green-Rivlin models is developed. A stored-energy functional is associated with each model in such a way that the energy dissipation rate is non-negative. The theory is developed for 1D viscoelasticity and extended to 3D viscoelastic media.     

一类流行病数学模型解的研究

该文讨论了一类非线性抛物型方程组解的性质，利用微分方程上、下解方法证明了初值适当小时，方程存在整体解；初值适当大时，解在有限时间上爆破，推广了文献[1]的结果．     

Non-linear study of electrohydrodynamic Rayleigh-Taylor instability in a composite fluid-porous layer

The non-linear electrohydrodynamic RTI in presence of electric field bounded above by porous layer and below by a rigid surface, have been studied based on electrohydrodynamic approximations in the effect similar to the Stokes and lubrication approximations. The non-linear problem is studied numerically in the present paper using the Adams-Bashforth predictor and Adams-Moulton corrector numerical techniques. In the conclusion, the non-linear problem discussed here is quite different from that of Babchin et al. (1983) [10] considering the plane Couette flow. The present problem is greatly influenced by the slip velocity at the interface between porous layer and thin film. It is not amenable to analytical treatment as that of Babchin et al. [10]. Therefore, numerical solutions have to be found. Fourth-order accurate central differences are used for spatial discretization using predictor and corrector numerical technique.     

On wave families in a two-layer falling film

Using an approximate method, families of non-linear steady-traveling periodic waves in a two-layer falling film have been found for the first time. Computed waves have qualitatively similar behavior as that of those found in homogeneous films but the quantitative characteristics of the waves strongly depend on additional similarity parameters in the two-layer films. In particular, the average location of the interface affects the bifurcation scheme of the waves.