Asymptotic expansions of integrals of two Bessel functions via the generalized hypergeometric and Meijer functions

Asymptotic expansions of certain finite and infinite integrals involving products of two Bessel functions of the first kind are obtained by using the generalized hypergeometric and Meijer functions. The Bessel functions involved are of arbitrary (generally different) orders, but of the same argument containing a parameter which tends to infinity. These types of integrals arise in various contexts, including wave scattering and crystallography, and are of general mathematical interest being related to the Riemann—Liouville and Hankel integrals. The results complete the asymptotic expansions derived previously by two different methods — a straightforward approach and the Mellin-transform technique. These asymptotic expansions supply practical algorithms for computing the integrals. The leading terms explicitly provide valuable analytical insight into the high-frequency behavior of the solutions to the wave-scattering problems.     

Invex-convexlike functions and duality

We define a class of invex-convexlike functions, which contains all convex, pseudoconvex, invex, and convexlike functions, and prove that the Kuhn-Tucker sufficient optimality condition and the Wolfe duality hold for problems involving such functions. Applications in control theory are given.The author is grateful to Professor W. Stadler and the referees for many valuable remarks and suggestions, which have enabled him to improve considerably the paper.     

Boundaries for algebras of holomorphic functions

Let A_u(B_G) be the Banach algebra of all complex valued functions defined on the closed unit ball B_G of a complex Banach space G which are uniformly continuous on B_G and holomorphic in the interior of B_G, endowed with the sup norm. A characterization of the boundaries for A_u(B_G) is given in case G belongs to a class of Banach spaces that includes the pre-dual of a Lorentz sequence space studied by Gowers in Israel J. Math. 69 (1990) 129-151. The non-existence of the Shilov boundary for A_u(B_G) is also proved.     

一类二层凸规划的对偶二层规划

本文讨论上层目标函数以下层子系统目标函数的最优值作为反馈的一类二层凸规划的对偶规划问题 ,在构成函数满足凸连续可微等条件的假设下 ,建立了二层凸规划的 Lagrange对偶二层规划 ,并证明了基本对偶定理 .     

Stability of a system of Volterra integro-differential equations

Using new and known forms of Lyapunov functionals, this paper proposes new stability criteria for a system of Volterra integro-differential equations.     

Linearized and rational approximation method for solving non‐linear Burgers' equation

A new numerical method called linearized and rational approximation method is presented to solve non‐linear evolution equations. The utility of the method is demonstrated for the case of differentiation of functions involving steep gradients. The solution of Burgers' equation is presented to illustrate the effectiveness of the technique for the solution of non‐linear evolution equations exhibiting nearly discontinuous solutions. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A purely algebraic characterization of the hyperreal numbers

The hyperreal numbers of nonstandard analysis are characterized in purely algebraic terms as homomorphic images of a suitable class of rings of functions.

     

大耦合孔同轴输出腔的3维解析分析

 在高功率微波器件中，通常采用大耦合孔的同轴微波输出腔，该腔为3维结构。采用场等效原理将腔体、耦合孔及其输出负载(行波边界)进行分区,每个区域中的场由界面上的磁流密度决定。采用格林函数积分法可得每个区域中的3维场,再由各个区域的场匹配方程求得腔体的谐振频率、特性阻抗、有载品质因数、模式分布等参数。为腔体的计算和设计提供一种计算模型。     

微分多项式的值分布

文[2-6]讨论了亚纯函数或代数体函数的微分多项式ω‘(z)-αω^n(z)及ω（z)ω^n(z)的例外值问题。本文利用代数体函数的Nevanlinna值分布理论方法，研究了代数体函数的微分多项式P（ω^(k)(z))-aΠk=1^s(ω(z)-ak)^pk,及a(w^(k)(z)^tw^n(t)的Picard值问题，推广了他们的结果。     

Sobolev bounds on functions with scattered zeros, with applications to radial basis function surface fitting

In this paper we discuss Sobolev bounds on functions that vanish at scattered points in a bounded, Lipschitz domain that satisfies a uniform interior cone condition. The Sobolev spaces involved may have fractional as well as integer order. We then apply these results to obtain estimates for continuous and discrete least squares surface fits via radial basis functions (RBFs). These estimates include situations in which the target function does not belong to the native space of the RBF.