离散式任意充磁角度Halbach永磁电机解析模型研究

Halbach电机因其自身优势在新型船舶推进、海洋洋流发电等方面受到广泛关注. 本文在假设铁磁材料线性和定子内表面光滑的条件下, 通过将任意充磁角度Halbach阵列等效为两组90° Halbach(或180° Halbach)阵列的矢量合成, 提出了一种分析离散式任意充磁角度Halbach永磁电机气隙磁场的解析方法; 通过对电机中磁标量势的傅里叶级数进行计算, 推导出了最简单的90° Halbach永磁电机在极坐标系下的气隙磁密表达式, 并在此基础上, 给出了任意充磁角度Halbach电机永磁体磁化强度在一个极下的表达式, 进而得出任意充磁角度Halbach电机气隙磁密的分布, 并分析了气隙磁密与电机极对数、永磁体厚度和充磁角度间的关系. 最后通过有限元和试验结果验证了本文方法的正确性. 关键词： 离散式Halbach电机 任意充磁角度 矢量等效 解析模型     

The equation-transform model for Dirac–Morse problem including Coulomb tensor interaction

The approximate solutions of Dirac equation with Morse potential in the presence of Coulomb-like tensor potential are obtained by using Laplace transform (LT) approach. The energy eigenvalue equation of the Dirac particles is found and some numerical results are obtained. By using convolution integral, the corresponding radial wave functions are presented in terms of confluent hypergeometric functions.     

The Determination of Lactate or Acetate in Intravenous Infusions and Haemodialys1S Solutions by 1H NMR Spectroscopy

A ¹H NMR spectroscopic determination for acetate and lactate in intravenous and haemodialysis solutions is reported. The methyl resonances of acetate and lactate were chosen for integration using N-methylurea and sodium acetate, respectively, as internal standards. The results obtained indicate that the quantitative measurements are reproducible. The method provides also a specific identification of the analytes.     

Ein vereinfachtes Aufschlußverfahren für die spektroskopische 15N-Bestimmung im Mikromaßstab

Für die spektroskopische ¹⁵N-Bestimmung wird zur Füllung des elektrodenlosen Entladungsrohres der Stickstoff in sehr reinem gasförmigem- Zustand gebraucht. Bei den meisten zu untersuchenden Substanzen liegt der Stickstoff in gebundener Form vor. Die Aufarbeitung kann über Veraschung nach KJELDAHL und Umarbeitung des NH₄Cl zu N₂ oder durch Verbrennung nach DUMASerfolgen. Dieerste Methode wird sehr haufig angewendet, wobei die Oxydation des Ammoniumchlorids mit alkalischer Hypobromitlauge nach RITTENBERG 1 am verbreitetsten ist. Die Oxydation mit Kupferoxid wurde von HOCH und WEISSER 2 sowie von FAUST 3 beschrieben. ROLLE 4 wendet diese Oxydation des NH₄Cl für die Umarbeitung zur massenspektrometrischen Bestimmung an. Bei der Verbrennung der Substanz nach DUMAS fällt die KJELDAHL-Veraschung und die Umarbeitung des NH₄Cl weg, was eine Vereinfachung bedeutet. Dennoch wird diese Methode für die spektroskopische ¹⁵N-Bestimmung nur wenig angewendet.     

On definitions and assumptions in the dislocation theory for solid solutions

A recent paper criticized the standard treatment of Cottrell atmospheres, relevant to solid-solution hardening. We show that the treatment in current texts is correct within the standard assumptions of dislocation theory. Nonlinear treatments of the atmosphere are discussed. We also show that no current theory of such atmospheres includes complete nonlinear screening of the dislocation strain field.     

Response to comments

The author affirms the previous position and responds to specific comments raised by Cahn in the preceding article.     

Characterization of measures by potentials

Let μ be a measure in a Banach spaceE, f be an even function onR. We consider the potentialg(a)=f _E f(‖x?a‖)dμ(x). The question is as follows: For whichf does the potentialg determine μ uniquely? In this article we give answers in the cases whereE=l _∞ ⁿ and wheref(t)=|t| ^p andE is a finite dimensional Banach space with symmetric analytic norm. Calculating the Fourier transform of the functionf(‖x‖ _∞) we give a new proof of the J. Misiewicz's result that the functionf(‖x‖ _∞) is positive definite only iff is a constant function.     

Asynchronous and corrected-asynchronous finite difference solutions of PDEs on MIMD multiprocessors

A major problem in achieving significant speed-up on parallel machines is the overhead involved with synchronizing the concurrent processes. Removing the synchronization constraint has the potential of speeding up the computation, while maintaining greater computation flexibility (e.g. differences in processors speed; differences in the data input to processors). We construct asynchronous (AS) finite difference schemes for the solution of PDEs by removing the synchronization constraint. We analyze the numerical properties of these schemes. Based on the analysis, we develop corrected-asynchronous (CA) finite difference schemes which are specifically constructed for an asynchronous processing. We present asynchronous (AS) and corrected-asynchronous (CA) finite difference schemes for the multi-dimensional heat equation. Although our discussion concentrates on the Euler scheme it should serve only as a sample, as it can be extended to other schemes and other PDEs.These schemes are implemented on the shared-memory multi-userSequent Balance machine. Numerical results for one and two dimensional problems are presented. It is shown experimentally that synchronization penalty can be about 50% of run time: in most cases, the asynchronous scheme runs twice as fast as the parallel synchronous scheme. In general, the efficiency of the parallel schemes increases with processor load, with the time-level, and with the problem dimension. The efficiency of the AS may reach 90% and over, but it provides accurate results only for steady-state values. The CA, on the other hand, is less efficient but provides more accurate results for intermediate (non steady-state) values. The results show the potential of developing asynchronous finite deference schemes for steady-state as well as non steadystate problems.This research was partially supported by a grant from The Basic Research Foundation administrated by The Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities.A reduced version of the paper was presented at the 4th SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing, Dec. 11–13, 1989, Chicago, USA.The work by this author was supported by research grant 337 of the Israeli National Council for Research and Development in the years 1990–1991.This research was supported by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under NASA Contract No. NASI-18107 while the author was in residence at the Institute for Computer Applications in Sciences and Engineering (ICASE), NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA 23665, USA.     

Rational choice based on vague preferences

This paper studies vague preferences. In contrast to the concept of fuzzy preferences, the more general notion of vague preferences does not entail the assumption that the different degrees of preference are completely ordered. It is shown that the more general concept of a vague preference order arises very naturally in the context of aggregating a set of (exact) weak orders. Furthermore, necessary and sufficient conditions for the rationalizability of an exact choice function by means of a vague preference order are given. It turns out that in the general case these conditions are weaker than in the case where the degrees of preference are completely ordered. Consequently, there exist choice functions which are rationalizable by a general vague preference order but which are not rationalizable by a fuzzy preference order, or more generally by any vague preference order which induces a complete ranking of the degrees of preference. Examples of such choice functions are provided.This is a revised version of a discussion paper which was written at the University of Karlsruhe. I am grateful to Georg Bol and an anonymous referee for valuable comments. The research has been made possible by a fellowship of the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) which is also gratefully acknowledged.     

Misclassification minimization

The problem of minimizing the number of misclassified points by a plane, attempting to separate two point sets with intersecting convex hulls inn-dimensional real space, is formulated as a linear program with equilibrium constraints (LPEC). This general LPEC can be converted to an exact penalty problem with a quadratic objective and linear constraints. A Frank-Wolfe-type algorithm is proposed for the penalty problem that terminates at a stationary point or a global solution. Novel aspects of the approach include: (i) A linear complementarity formulation of the step function that counts misclassifications, (ii) Exact penalty formulation without boundedness, nondegeneracy or constraint qualification assumptions, (iii) An exact solution extraction from the sequence of minimizers of the penalty function for a finite value of the penalty parameter for the general LPEC and an explicitly exact solution for the LPEC with uncoupled constraints, and (iv) A parametric quadratic programming formulation of the LPEC associated with the misclassification minimization problem.This material is based on research supported by Air Force Office of Scientific Research Grant F49620-94-1-0036 and National Science Foundation Grants CCR-9101801 and CDA-9024618.