Seshadri constants and Okounkov bodies revisited

In recent years, the interaction between the local positivity of divisors and Okounkov bodies has attracted considerable attention, and there have been attempts to find a satisfactory theory of positivity of divisors in terms of convex geometry of Okounkov bodies. Many interesting results in this direction have been established by Choi–Hyun–Park–Won [4] and Küronya–Lozovanu [17], [18], [19] separately. The first aim of this paper is to give uniform proofs of these results. Our approach provides not only a simple new outlook on the theory but also proofs for positive characteristic in the most important cases. Furthermore, we extend the theorems on Seshadri constants to graded linear series setting. Finally, we introduce the integrated volume function to investigate the relation between Seshadri constants and filtered Okounkov bodies introduced by Boucksom–Chen [3].     

Using a pseudo-functionally graded interlayer in order to improve the static and dynamic behavior of wind turbine blade T-bolt root joints

The large wind turbines blades with multi-ton composite structures are mostly connected to the peach-bearings flanges using T-bolt joints which induce shear and bearing stress fields around the cross bolts. The significant differences between the modulus of elasticity of metallic bolts and composite surrounding materials cause stress concentration around interfaced zones and, also, limit the load capacity of the joints. In the present research, a pseudo functionally graded material (PFGM) as an interlayer is used around the cross bolts to examine the reduction of the stress concentration. Some radial variation of the mechanical properties would be considered for this interlayer. The finite element method is used to analyze the structures. Loadings are applied to the center of the cross bolts analogous to the real cases. Both the static and dynamic loadings are studied. For the finite element of the functionally graded material interlayer, a multilayer alternative material with constant properties in each layer is used. The results show that using an isotropic single layer with an average modulus of elasticity and specific thickness decreases the stress concentration of the composite part up to 47%. The various property models for the interlayer also show that an appropriated model can decrease the stress concentration up to 55%. Dynamic transient analyses would be implemented over the joint structure and improved considering to the practical cases. Using the PFGM interlayer decreases the constant and variable parts of the stresses up to 55% and also causes significant increasing of the joint fatigue life.     

关于G－分次环与G－集的Smash积的几个结果

设Ｇ为任意群，本文借助于环的矩阵表示给出了Ｇ-分次环与任意可迁Ｇ-集的ｓｍａｓｈ积是素环或单环的刻画．     

An anti-plane propagating crack in a functionally graded piezoelectric strip bonded to a homogeneous piezoelectric strip

Summary A finite crack propagating at constant speed in a functionally graded piezoelectric strip (FGPS) bonded to a homogeneous piezoelectric strip is considered. It is assumed that the electroelastic material properties of the FGPS vary exponentially across the thickness of the strip, and that the bimaterial strip is under combined anti-plane mechanical shear and in-plane electrical loads. The analysis is conducted for the electrically unified crack boundary condition, which includes both the traditional permeable and the impermeable ones. By using the Fourier transform, the problem is reduced to the solution of Fredholm integral equations of the second kind. Numerical results for the stress intensity factor and the crack sliding displacement are presented to show the influences of the crack propagation speed, electric loads, FGPS gradation, crack length, electromechanical coupling coefficient, properties of the bonded homogeneous piezoelectric strip and crack location.     

分次环的分次根

给出了建立分次环根的一般方法．作为其应用，建立了分次环的分次Brown—McCoy根，并给出了Brown—McCoy半单分次环的结构定理．     

分次反单本原根

本文给出分次情形的反单本原根SJGG,当群G满足|G|<∞,证明了SJG=SJref=SJG,其中SJref和SJG分别表示反射反单本原根和限制反单本原根.而且讨论了SJG的分次补根.     

On the Derivations of Filiform Leibniz Algebras

The algebras of derivations of naturally graded Leibniz algebras are described. The existence of characteristically nilpotent Leibniz algebras in any dimension greater than 4 is proved.__________Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, vol. 77, no. 5, 2005, pp. 733–742.Original Russian Text Copyright ©2005 by B. A. Omirov.     

Lie Atoms and Their Deformations

A Lie atom is essentially a pair of Lie algebras and its deformation theory is that of a deformation with respect to the first algebra, endowed with a trivialization with respect to the second. Such deformations occur commonly in algebraic geometry, for instance as deformations of subvarieties of a fixed ambient variety. Here we study some basic notions related to Lie atoms, focussing especially on their deformation theory, in particular the universal deformation. We introduce Jacobi–Bernoulli cohomology, which yields the deformation ring, and show that, under suitable hypotheses, infinitesimal deformations are classified by certain Kodaira–Spencer data. Received: May 2006 Revision: January 2007 Accepted: March 2007     

Effects of lattice dispersion and elastic anisotropy on the thermal properties of bcc metals

Two new parameters which take into account the effects of elastic anisotropy and phonon dispersion on lattice specific heat in the case of sodium and potassium have been evaluated. A new graded mesh method which uses a 162-direction approximation in (1/16) part of the Brillouin Zone (BZ) has been considered to evaluate the two parameters.     

Propagation of partially coherent Gaussian laser beams in graded-index fibres

Using statistical approach the author has solved the equations for the mutual coherence function of partially coherent Gaussian laser beams in graded-index fibres. The expressions for the complex degree of coherence and the intensity distribution have also been shown that the self-focusing length inside the fibre depends upon the degree of coherence. The result have been discussed for both conical and cylindrical guides.