Scale-Invariant Branch Distribution from a Soluble Stochastic Model

We consider a general model of branch competition that automatically leads to a critical branching configuration. This model is inspired by the 4– expansion of the dielectric breakdown model, but the mechanism of arriving at the critical point may be of relevance to other branching systems as well, such as fractures. The exact solution of this model clarifies the direct renormalization procedure used for the dielectric breakdown model, and demonstrates nonperturbatively the existence of additional irrelevant operators with complex scaling dimensions leading to discrete scale invariance. The anomalous exponents are shown to depend upon the details of branch interaction; we contrast with the branched growth model in which these exponents are universal to lowest order in 1–, and show that the branched growth model includes an inherent branch interaction different from that found in the dielectric breakdown model. We consider stationary and non-stationary regimes, corresponding to different growth geometries in the dielectric-breakdown model.     

Multi-Fractal Formalism for Quasi-Self-Similar Functions

The study of multi-fractal functions has proved important in several domains of physics. Some physical phenomena such as fully developed turbulence or diffusion limited aggregates seem to exhibit some sort of self-similarity. The validity of the multi-fractal formalism has been proved to be valid for self-similar functions. But, multi-fractals encountered in physics or image processing are not exactly self-similar. For this reason, we extend the validity of the multi-fractal formalism for a class of some non-self-similar functions. Our functions are written as the superposition of similar structures at different scales, reminiscent of some possible modelization of turbulence or cascade models. Their expressions look also like wavelet decompositions. For the computation of their spectrum of singularities, it is unknown how to construct Gibbs measures. However, it suffices to use measures constructed according the Frostman's method. Besides, we compute the box dimension of the graphs.     

Hausdorff Dimension of Sets of Generic Points for Gibbs Measures

For a translation invariant Gibbs measure on the configuration space X of a lattice finite spin system, we consider the set X of generic points. Using a Breiman type convergence theorem on the set X of generic points of an arbitrary translation invariant probability measure on X, we evaluate the Hausdorff dimension of the set X with respect to any metric out of a wide class of scale metrics on X (including Billingsley metrics generated by Gibbs measures).     

The Renormalization Group and Its Finite Lattice Approximations

We investigate finite lattice approximations to the Wilson renormalization group in models of unconstrained spins. We discuss first the properties of the renormalization group transformation (RGT) that control the accuracy of this type of approximation and explain different methods and techniques to practically identify them. We also discuss how to determine the anomalous dimension of the field. We apply our considerations to a linear sigma model in two dimensions in the domain of attraction of the Ising fixed point using a Bell–Wilson RGT. We are able to identify optimal RGTs which allow accurate computations of quantities such as critical exponents, fixed-point couplings and eigenvectors with modest statistics. We finally discuss the advantages and limitations of this type of approach.     

Uniform dimension results of multi-parameter stable processes

The problem of uniform dimensions for multi-parameter processes, which may not possess the uniform stochastic Hölder condition, is investigated. The problem of uniform dimension for multi-parameter stable processes is solved. That is, ifZ is a stable (N,d, α)-process and αN ?d, then $\forall E \subseteq \mathbb{R}_ + ^N , \dim Z\left( E \right) = \alpha \cdot \dim E$ holds with probability 1, whereZ(E) = {x : ?t ∈E,Z _t =x} is the image set ofZ onE. The uniform upper bounds for multi-parameter processes with independent increments under general conditions are also given. Most conclusions about uniform dimension can be considered as special cases of our results.     

电解沉积的分形维数与ZnSO_4溶液浓度的关系

用电沉积方法得到了不同浓度硫酸锌电解液的分形凝聚图像;进行图像处理,得到了其分形维数与浓度的关系曲线;用粒子扩散限制凝聚模型解释了此关系     

综合函数与扩展原理

本文首先对合情扩展映射的公理化条件的完备性与独立性进行讨论,之后给出了扩展原理的一般形式及合情扩展映射的等价定义。最后,利用综合函数,特别是变维综合函数列,给出了扩展原理的一些具体形式     

NOETHERIAN GR-REGULAR RINGS ARE REGULAR

It is proved that for a left Noetherian z-graded ring A,if every finitely generated graded A-module has finite projective dimension(i.e-,A is gr-regular)then every finitely generated A-module has finite projective dimension(i.e.,A is regular).Some applications of this result to filtered rings and some classical cases are also given.     

有阻尼Sine－Gordon方程的全局吸引子的维数

本文通过引入新范数，得到有阻尼Ｓｉｎｅ－Ｇｏｒｄｏｎ方程的Ｄｉｒｉｃｈｌｅｔ问题的全局吸引子的维数的一个估计．结果表明：当“阻尼”与“扩散”同时增大或正弦项系数减小时，吸引子的维数减小．特别地，得到了零维吸引子存在的参数条件．     

Solitons and Fractal Kerr Response

Optical solitary waves that propagate in a Kerr medium exhibiting a power-law nonlocal response are studied analytically. The first-principles stability analysis based on quantum field theory shows that within the whole range of the exponent (the fractal dimension) the solitary wave can be stabilized.