双色激光场中一维氢分子的经典动力学性质研究

应用经典理论方法,采用辛算法,数值求解双色激光场作用下的一维共线氢分子的哈密顿正则方程,得到氢分子在激光场作用下的经典轨迹,并计算H₂⁺,H₂²⁺,H,H⁺等产物的产生概率随时间的演化,分析了双色场的光强、倍频、相位的变化对氢分子动力学性质的影响并给出相关的物理解释.     

Structure-preserving properties of three differential schemes for oscillator system

A numerical method for the Hamiltonian system is required to preserve some structure-preserving properties. The current structure-preserving method satisfies the requirements that a symplectic method can preserve the symplectic structure of a finite dimension Hamiltonian system, and a multi-symplectic method can preserve the multi-symplectic structure of an infinite dimension Hamiltonian system. In this paper,the structure-preserving properties of three differential schemes for an oscillator system are investigated in detail. Both the theoretical results and the numerical results show that the results obtained by the standard forward Euler scheme lost all the three geometric properties of the oscillator system, i.e., periodicity, boundedness, and total energy,the symplectic scheme can preserve the first two geometric properties of the oscillator system, and the St¨ormer-Verlet scheme can preserve the three geometric properties of the oscillator system well. In addition, the relative errors for the Hamiltonian function of the symplectic scheme increase with the increase in the step length, suggesting that the symplectic scheme possesses good structure-preserving properties only if the step length is small enough.     

STRESS SINGULARITY ANALYSIS OF MULTI-MATERIAL WEDGES UNDER ANTIPLANE DEFORMATION

With the help of the coordinate transformation technique, the symplectic dual solving system is developed for multi-material wedges under antiplane deformation. A virtue of present method is that the compatibility conditions at interfaces of a multi-material wedge are expressed directly by the dual variables, therefore the governing equation of eigenvalue can be derived easily even with the increase of the material number. Then, stress singularity on multi-material wedges under antiplane deformation is investigated, and some solutions can be presented to show the validity of the method. Simultaneously, an interesting phenomenon is found and proved strictly that one of the singularities of a special five-material wedge is independent of the crack direction.     

Estimation of goal functional error arising from iterative solution of Euler equations

Estimation of the error arising in the cost (goal) functional due to stopping the iterative process is considered for a steady problem solved by temporal relaxation. The functional error is calculated using an iteration residual along with related adjoint parameters. Numerical tests demonstrate the applicability of this approach for the steady 2D Euler equations.     

Hamiltonian Systems on Time Scales

Linear and nonlinear Hamiltonian systems are studied on time scales . We unify symplectic flow properties of discrete and continuous Hamiltonian systems. A chain rule which unifies discrete and continuous settings is presented for our so-called alpha derivatives on generalized time scales. This chain rule allows transformation of linear Hamiltonian systems on time scales under simultaneous change of independent and dependent variables, thus extending the change of dependent variables recently obtained by Do lý and Hilscher. We also give the Legendre transformation for nonlinear Euler–Lagrange equations on time scales to Hamiltonian systems on time scales.     

Non-Parallel Acoustic Receptivity of a Blasius Boundary Layer Using an Adjoint Approach

Localized and non-localized acoustic receptivity for a Blasius boundary layer is investigated using the adjoint Parabolized Stability Equations. The scattering of an acoustic wave onto a hump, a rectangular roughness or a wall steady blowing and suction is described. Comparisons with local approaches, triple deck theory, direct numerical simulations and experiments are successfully shown. Non-parallel effects are discussed. For comparable parameters, the non-localized receptivity problem produces amplitudes one order of magnitude larger than for the case of localized receptivity. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

SYMPLECTIC SCHEMES OF VORTEX SYSTEM IN HALF PLAIN

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Difference Discrete Variational Principle in Discrete Mechanics and Symplectic Algorithm

We propose the difference discrete variational principle in discrete mechanics and symplectic algorithm with variable step-length of time in finite duration based upon a noncommutative differential calculus established in this paper. This approach keeps both symplecticity and energy conservation discretely. We show that there exists the discrete version of the Euler-Lagrange cohomology in these discrete systems. We also discuss the solution existence in finite time-length and its site density in continuous limit, and apply our approach to the pendulum with periodic perturbation. The numerical results are satisfactory.     

On n‐Fold Expansions for Ordinary Differential Operators

Given an m‐th order ordinary linear differential operator which is a polynomial of degree n in the eigenvalue parameter λ, we investigate n‐fold expansions in terms of eigen‐ and associated functions of the differential operator. There are no a‐priori restrictions on the positive integers n and m.