Positive solutions for (n−1,1) three-point boundary value problems with coefficient that changes sign

In this paper, we establish existence results for positive solutions for the (n−1,1) three-point boundary value problems consisting of the equation

     

ZnO晶体的偏振拉曼散射的深入研究

利用拉曼选择定则,设计了ZnO单晶的直角偏振几何配置。在室温下测量了ZnO单晶的各种振动模式的偏振拉曼散射光谱。与原先的文献相比较,初步讨论了各种振动模式的线宽和强度的变化原因。除ZnO晶体中包括非极性和极性拉曼基频振动,准横光学和准纵光学模式和振动属性被指认外,它们的高阶拉曼散射模式首先被确定。本研究结果为深入了解ZnO晶体和薄膜的宏观性质和微观结构提供了依据。     

Godunov–mixed methods for immiscible displacement

The immiscible displacement problem in reservoir engineering can be formulated as a system of partial differential equations which includes an elliptic pressure–velocity equation and a degenerate parabolic saturation equation. We apply a sequential numerical scheme to this problem where time splitting is used to solve the saturation equation. In this procedure one approximates advection by a higher-order Godunov method and diffusion by a mixed finite element method. Numerical results for this scheme applied to gas–oil centrifuge experiments are given.     

Two-to-one resonant multi-modal dynamics of horizontal/inclined cables. Part II: Internal resonance activation,reduced-order models and nonlinear normal modes

Resonant multi-modal dynamics due to planar 2:1 internal resonances in the non-linear, finite-amplitude, free vibrations of horizontal/inclined cables are parametrically investigated based on the second-order multiple scales solution in Part I [1] (in press). The already validated kinematically non-condensed cable model accounts for the effects of both non-linear dynamic extensibility and system asymmetry due to inclined sagged configurations. Actual activation of 2:1 resonances is discussed, enlightening on a remarkable qualitative difference of horizontal/inclined cables as regards non-linear orthogonality properties of normal modes. Based on the analysis of modal contribution and solution convergence of various resonant cables, hints are obtained on proper reduced-order model selections from the asymptotic solution accounting for higher-order effects of quadratic nonlinearities. The dependence of resonant dynamics on coupled vibration amplitudes, and the significant effects of cable sag, inclination and extensibility on system non-linear behavior are highlighted, along with meaningful contributions of longitudinal dynamics. The spatio-temporal variation of non-linear dynamic configurations and dynamic tensions associated with 2:1 resonant non-linear normal modes is illustrated. Overall, the analytical predictions are validated by finite difference-based numerical investigations of the original partial-differential equations of motion.     

齐次Morrey-Herz空间中高阶交换子的中心BMO估计

建立了具有粗糙核的Hardy—Littlewood极大算子高阶交换子及其相应的分数次极大算子高阶交换子在齐次Morrey-Herz空间上的中心BMO估计,并由此得到了由一类次线性算子所生成的高阶交换子在齐次Morrey—Herz空间上的相应结果.     

Oscillatory behaviour of closed isotropic models in second order gravity theory

Homogeneous and isotropic models are studied in the Jordan frame of the second order gravity theory. The late time evolution of the models is analysed with the methods of the dynamical systems. The normal form of the dynamical system has periodic solutions for a large set of initial conditions. This implies that an initially expanding closed isotropic universe may exhibit oscillatory behaviour.     

Nontrivial solutions for higher-order m-point boundary value problem with a sign-changing nonlinear term

This paper studies the existence of nontrivial solutions for a class of higher-order m-point singular boundary value problems based on the topological degree of a completely continuous field, the first eigenvalue and its corresponding eigenfunction of a special linear operator. The nonlinear term in the boundary value problems is sign-changing and may be unbounded from below.     

Effective responses of nonlinear elliptic cylindrical composites

The higher-order dielectric responses of composites composed of weakly nonlinear elliptic cylindrical inclusions randomly embedded in linear media are investigated. The general formulae for effective DC coefficients are newly derived by the average field method up to the ninth order and then applied to analyze the effects of inclusion shapes on the effective response. The results are directly transformed to the quasi-static AC response of the composites under the sinusoidal external electric field with fundamental and third harmonic frequencies. The more general relationships between the effective DC and AC coefficients are established up to the seventh order and third harmonic, which are applicable to all weakly nonlinear isotropic composites.     

Higher-order difference approximations of the Navier-Stokes equations

A discretization scheme is presented which, unlike the standard higher-order finite difference and spline methods, does not give rise to unphysical solution modes and boundary conditions. Practical application of this scheme is achieved via the DCMG algorithm recently developed by the same author, which turns out to be able to find a converged solution of the ψ-ζ Navier-Stokes equations in about the same time for highorder as for low-order discretization schemes. Examples are presented for the driven cavity problem to explore the accuracy of the new method. Finally, a local analysis is performed of the corner singularities which exist in driven cavity flow, and their effect on the overall accuracy of the solutions obtained by polynomial interpolation methods is investigated.     

Chaotic motion in a class of asymmetrical Kelvin type gyrostat satellite

This work is an investigation on the roots of chaotic attitudinal motion in a class of asymmetrical gyrostat satellites. The result shows that for a class of Kelvin type gyrostat satellite, there is an equivalent rigid spinning satellite with the same attitude dynamics. Finding some constants of motion and eliminating the cyclic coordinates, the rotational kinetic energy is changed to a quadratic form and using Jordan canonical form of the associated inertia tensor and transforming the coordinate system, the Hamiltonian has been changed to those of a rigid satellite. The Hamiltonian has been split into integrable and non-integrable parts. Using Deprit canonical transformation and Andoyer variables the integrable part has been reduced to a one-dimensional form. The reduced Hamiltonian shows that the regular dynamics of the satellite can be chaotic, under the influence of gravitational effects. To demonstrate various attitudinal dynamics of the satellite, a second-order Poincaré map is employed. This research shows firstly, that the attitudinal dynamics of Kelvin type gyrostat satellites and rigid satellites follow the same dynamical patterns, secondly, for non-linear analysis of dynamics of gyrostat satellite based on the perturbation methods, there is a preferable form for Hamiltonian of the system in the near-integrable fashion and thirdly the chaotic motion is originated from the gravitational field effects that can be suppressed by increasing the attitudinal energy of the satellite in comparison with the translational energy.