Weak stability of the Ishikawa iteration procedures for -hemicontractions and accretive operators

Let X be an arbitrary Banach space, K be a nonempty closed convex subset of X, and T : K → K be a Lipschitzian and hemicontractive mapping with the property lim inf_t→∞((t)/t) > 0. It is shown that the Ishikawa iteration procedures are weakly T-stable. As consequences, several related results deal with the weak stability of these procedures for the iteration proximation of solutions of nonlinear equations involving accretive operators. Our results improve and extend those corresponding results announced by Osilike.     

Unbounded Components in the Solution Sets of Strictly Quasiconcave Vector Maximization Problems

Let (P) denote the vector maximization problem

Numerical solution to the buckling problem for a sandwich plate under uniaxial compression

A thin rectangular sandwich plate with isotropic linear elastic layers is considered. The plate is in a plane-strain state under uniaxial compression. An exact statement of the buckling problem is given. Its approximate solution is found by the finite-difference method. The concept of base scheme is used to formulate discrete problems in explicit and compact form. As an example, the critical parameters of the plate are calculated using a computation optimization procedure. Its efficiency is demonstrated __________ Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 42, No. 9, pp. 98–105, September 2006.     

An efficient algorithm for hypersonic viscous flows

The CSCM-S algorithm proposed by Lombard et al. is a very attractive tool for solving multidimensional Euler and Navier-Stokes equations. However, it is not economical due to the use of global sweeps in the whole computational domain. In this paper we suggest a modified strategy, which combines a single-marching technique for supersonic dominated region with a multi-sweep procedure for pure subsonic and complex flowfield. The new algorithm may save significantly CPU time and is more suitable for engineering applications. The project supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China     

Materials Sensitive to the Type of Process

Several effects associated with the sensitivity of materials to various processes have been long known. Among such processes are: tension or compression; torsion in different directions; various stress combinations, etc. (sensitivity to the type of loading); stretching or compression, etc. (sensitivity to the type of deformation); creep or relaxation, processes with different strain rates, etc. (sensitivity to the type of rheological processes). There are many successful propositions as to how to model these types of sensitivity for every particular case. This presentation proposes a new approach to generalize all these events using a unified model. The model is based on introducing an extended space of events, including stress and strain subspaces, and time scale (or the well-known internal time scale). Some subspaces with single-type processes ought to be identified. In every single-type process, a subspace of one material model is preferable. Of special importance is the transition from one subspace to another. Under various experimentally examined conditions, it is possible to introduce some simplified quadratic surfaces of constant stress and strain states (measured from their intensities at fixed time points). This approach is applied to various characteristic cases. The important issue of solving the system of equations that describes the behavior of a material in case of complex multi-type processes is discussed     

A Wavelet-Balance Method to Investigate the Vibrations of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems

The scope of this paper is to introduce a new wavelet-balanceprocedure allowing to give a genuine time-scale representation ofvibrations of nonlinear dynamical systems by adopting a waveletmultiresolution approach. In a former paper, a wavelet-Galerkinoriented procedure was developed to analyze vibrations of lineartime-periodic systems. The topic is here to extend the process tothe nonlinear case using a perturbation technique. The underlyingidea consists in successively balancing the linearized equationsof motion into wavelet spaces with increasing resolution scales.Here we demonstrate the wavelet-balance procedure may accuratelyexhibit both transient and stationary vibrations of any nonlinearproblem in general, whatever smooth nonlinearity shape or externalforcing may be. In addition, wavelets inherit of fairly goodtime-frequency localization properties that are likely to permitthe investigation of strong nonlinear problems. Numericalexperiments achieved on a well known Duffing oscillator involvinga cubic nonlinearity then illustrate the procedure. Simulationsattest the relevance of the method by comparison with eitherpurely numerical results obtained with a Runge–Kutta integrationscheme or with an analytical study based on the multiple scalesmethod. We demonstrate that this semi-analytical semi-numericalperturbation method permits to capture stable limit cycles of theDuffing oscillator and its related amplitude spectrum response orstill responses to pulse-like excitations. Finally, key propertiesof the method are discussed and future prospective works areoutlined.     

二维边界元奇异积分和多域缩聚法分析

基于基本解的一种新的表达式，对二维边界元分析中奇异积分的精确求解进行了讨论，从几何方面对基本解的奇异性进行了分析，给出了超参非连续元离散位势和弹性力学问题边界积分方程时奇异积分计算的精确式，从而为判断各种近似方法的优劣和间接方法的精度提供了依据，也为精确地分析了大规模问题提供了一条有效的途径。     

非连续边界元——有限元耦合方法分析

对边界元－有限元耦合方法进行了分析，采用非连续元离散边界积分方程，解决了耦合分析中自由度约束问题，给出了非连续边界元同有限元耦合的具体实施步骤，通过对二维弹性力学和流＝固耦合问题分析，表明了该文方法的有效性。     

在均布外压作用下复合材料三角形网格加筋圆锥壳体总体稳定性分析

本文在文献[1]的基础上加以推广,分析了在均布外压作用下复合材料三角形网格加筋圆锥壳体总体稳定性,考虑了蒙皮的正交拉弯耦合效应和加筋筋条的偏心效应.基于外压实验观察结果,通过选择恰当的位移分量表达式,本文利用Galerkin法获得了临界外压的近似表达式,并对某一C/E复合材料三角形内网格加筋圆锥壳体的临界外压值进行了理论计算,所得结果与实验值相当吻合.文中所得结果可供工程应用参考.     

计算机模拟升降法试验的研究

介绍了计算机模拟感度试验的原理，运用计算机模拟方法研究了升降法试验的初始参数选择对感度分布参数估计精度的影响，取得了对升降法有利的试验条件。