集值映射多目标半定规划问题的epsilon-弱有效性

对于集值映射多目标半定规划问题, 在近似锥-次类凸的框架下, 建立了含矩阵和向量的择一性定理, 给出了问题的epsilon-弱有效解的epsilon-Lagrange乘子定理及标量化定理和epsilon-弱鞍点定理．     

解析Sobolev型空间上的算子与算子代数

介绍Hardy-Sobolev空间和Fock空间及其算子与算子代数研究方面所做的工作,包括对这两类空间上几类特殊算子有界性、紧性、Fredholm性、指标理论、谱和本性谱、范数和本性范数、Schatten-p类的讨论,以及由它们所生成的C~*-代数的研究.     

应用一般力学中的广义变分原理来研究Четаев条件

从一般力学的二类变量的广义变分原理的角度 ,说明了一类变量的Hamilton原理的约束方程中的qε+ β具有双重含义 :第一种含义是不能仅仅通过积分约束方程求得它的解 ,即约束是非完整的 ;第二种含义是qε + β的导数必为 qε + β,即满足关系式 qε + β=ddtqε+ β.虽然上述双重含义是并存在的 ,但是 ,在某种情况下第一种含义表现得比较明显 ,在另一种情况下第二种含义表现得比较明显 .在此基础上 ,推导出Четаев条件的几种等价的表达形式 ;说明了qε+ β 的双重含义在全部代入法和Lagrange乘子法中的体现 .     

基于拉格朗日乘子法和群论的具有任意位移边界条件的旋转周期对称结构有限元分析

对任意位移边界条件下的旋转周期对称结构，由拉格朗日乘子法建立有限元方程。在对称适应的坐标系下，由结构刚度矩阵的块循环性质，利用群变换给出一种新的求解方法。数值验证给出令人满意的结果。     

Multi-scale and multi-order singularity approach to non-equilibrium mechanics: Coupling of atomic-micro-macro damage

Offered in this work is the development of a macro/meso/micro model that covers the lineal scale of 10⁻¹¹ to 10⁰ by application of the volume energy density function. Boundary constraints and defect geometries are shown to play a role at the smaller scale in the same way as those at the macroscopic scale. Different orders of stress (or energy density) singularities are used to describe the defect geometry and prevailing constraint via the boundary conditions in a way similar to singularity adopted in classical fracture mechanics. Two classes of singularities have been identified in addition to classical one without violating the finiteness conditions of the local displacement and energy density. Still the connection of results from the different scales is no small task and is made possible by application of a scale multiplier. It is determined by considering the interactive effects of the parameters at the different scales from the atomic to the macroscopic. Unlike the classical boundary value problem approach, application of the scale multiplier has led to closed-form asymptotic multiscale solutions that otherwise would not have been made possible. The procedure is demonstrated for the anti-plane shear of a macro-micro-atomic model that accounts for imperfection at the different scales Published in Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 42, No. 1, pp. 3–22, January 2006.     

Stabilization of transmission coupled wave and Euler–Bernoulli equations on Riemannian manifolds by nonlinear feedbacks

We consider the transmission system of coupling wave equations with Euler–Bernoulli equations on Riemannian manifolds. By introducing nonlinear boundary feedback controls, we establish the exponential and rational energy decay rate for the problem. Our proofs rely on the geometric multiplier method.     

On regularization of a certain class of distributions

We construct a regularization of a distribution of the form , where f is a tempered distribution and a function is infinitely differentiable outside a semialgebraic set N and has power singularities together with any its derivative.     

Accurate estimation of solvation free energy using polynomial fitting techniques

This report details an approach to improve the accuracy of free energy difference estimates using thermodynamic integration data (slope of the free energy with respect to the switching variable λ) and its application to calculating solvation free energy. The central idea is to utilize polynomial fitting schemes to approximate the thermodynamic integration data to improve the accuracy of the free energy difference estimates. Previously, we introduced the use of polynomial regression technique to fit thermodynamic integration data (Shyu and Ytreberg, J Comput Chem, 2009, 30, 2297). In this report we introduce polynomial and spline interpolation techniques. Two systems with analytically solvable relative free energies are used to test the accuracy of the interpolation approach. We also use both interpolation and regression methods to determine a small molecule solvation free energy. Our simulations show that, using such polynomial techniques and nonequidistant λ values, the solvation free energy can be estimated with high accuracy without using soft‐core scaling and separate simulations for Lennard‐Jones and partial charges. The results from our study suggest that these polynomial techniques, especially with use of nonequidistant λ values, improve the accuracy for ΔF estimates without demanding additional simulations. We also provide general guidelines for use of polynomial fitting to estimate free energy. To allow researchers to immediately utilize these methods, free software and documentation is provided via http://www.phys.uidaho.edu/ytreberg/software . © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Comput Chem, 2010     

On perfect hashing of numbers with sparse digit representation via multiplication by a constant

Consider the set of vectors over a field having non-zero coefficients only in a fixed sparse set and multiplication defined by convolution, or the set of integers having non-zero digits (in some base b) in a fixed sparse set. We show the existence of an optimal (or almost-optimal, in the latter case) ‘magic’ multiplier constant that provides a perfect hash function which transfers the information from the given sparse coefficients into consecutive digits. Studying the convolution case we also obtain a result of non-degeneracy for Schur functions as polynomials in the elementary symmetric functions in positive characteristic.