方形管管阵流固耦合方程中独立参数D的数值解

求解和阵流固耦合方程,必须先求出独立参数Ｄ。本文介绍了一种求解方形截面情况下参数Ｄ的差分方法,首先根据边界条件,得到了求解局部问题的差分模型,在此基础上求出局部函数χ（ｙ１,ｙ２）在流体域内各离散网格点上的值,绘出了局部压力场的等值线图,并由此计算参数Ｄ的值,然后发迹λ值,重复相同的运算,最后绘出Ｄ随λ变化曲线,并和一种渐近解作了比较。结果表明,该数值解法简明、准确。     

Flow prolongation of some tangent valued forms

We study the prolongation of semibasic projectable tangent valued k-forms on fibered manifolds with respect to a bundle functor F on local isomorphisms that is based on the flow prolongation of vector fields and uses an auxiliary linear r-th order connection on the base manifold, where r is the base order of F. We find a general condition under which the Frölicher-Nijenhuis bracket is preserved. Special attention is paid to the curvature of connections. The first order jet functor and the tangent functor are discussed in detail. Next we clarify how this prolongation procedure can be extended to arbitrary projectable tangent valued k-forms in the case F is a fiber product preserving bundle functor on the category of fibered manifolds with m-dimensional bases and local diffeomorphisms as base maps.     

Isotropic Subspaces of Polylinear Forms

The dimensions of maximal isotropic subspaces of symmetric and skew-symmetric forms of degree d in general position are found.     

Relative difference sets,graphs and inequivalence of functions between groups

For cryptographic purposes, we want to find functions with both low differential uniformity and dissimilarity to all linear functions and to know when such functions are essentially different. For vectorial Boolean functions, extended affine equivalence and the coarser Carlet–Charpin–Zinoviev (CCZ) equivalence are both used to distinguish between nonlinear functions. It remains hard to tell when CCZ equivalent functions are EA‐inequivalent. This paper presents a framework for solving this problem in full generality, for functions between arbitrary finite groups. This common framework is based on relative difference sets (RDSs). The CCZ and EA equivalence classes of perfect nonlinear (PN) functions are each derived, by quite different processes, from equivalence classes of splitting semiregular RDSs. By generalizing these processes, we obtain a much strengthened formula for all the graph equivalences which define the EA equivalence class of a given function, amongst those which define its CCZ equivalence class. © 2010 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Combin Designs 18: 260–273, 2010     

New construction of special Lagrangian submanifolds in <Emphasis Type="Italic">T</Emphasis>*R<Superscript><Emphasis Type="Italic">n</Emphasis></Superscript> equipped with the standard metric

A class of twisted special Lagrangian submanifolds in T＊R^n and a kind of austere submanifold from conormal bundle of minimal surface of R^3 are constructed.     

THE FUNDAMENTAL GROUP OFTHE AUTOMORPHISM GROUP OFA NONCOMMUTATIVE TORUSTHE FUNDAMENTAL GROUP OFTHE AUTOMORPHISM GROUP OFA NONCOMMUTATIVE TORU

1. IntroductionGiven a locally compact abelian group G and a multiplier p on G, one can associate tothem the twisted group C*-algebra C*(G, p), which is the universal object for unitary prepresentations of G. C* (Zm, p) is said to be a noncommutative torns of rank m and denotedby A.. The multiplier p determines a subgroup S. of G, called its symmetry group, andthe multiplier p is called totally skew if the symmetry group S. is trivial. And A. is calledcompletely irrational if p is totally…     

Inertia and damping effects on the damage-dependent burst size distribution of fiber bundles

Distributions of simultaneous fiber failures—bursts—in loaded fiber bundles are studied considering inertia and damping. Resulting burst size distributions have universal properties: all approach the power law D_ΔΔ^−2.5 for larger burst sizes Δ. Momentary burst size distributions evolve with increasing damage and do not follow power laws but are still universal. Finally, it is briefly outlined how to use distribution progression to assess damage state.     

Poisson fiber bundles and coupling Dirac structures

Poisson fiber bundles are studied. We give sufficient conditions for the existence of a Dirac structure on the total space of a Poisson fiber bundle endowed with a compatible connection. We also provide some examples.      

Energy bands: Chern numbers and symmetry

Energy bands formed by rotation–vibrational states of molecules in the presence of symmetry and their qualitative modifications under variation of some control parameters are studied within the semi-quantum model. Rotational variables are treated as classical whereas a finite set of vibrational states is considered as quantum. In the two-state approximation the system is described in terms of a fiber bundle with the base space being a two-dimensional sphere, the classical phase space for rotational variables. Generically this rank 2 complex vector bundle can be decomposed into two complex line bundles characterized by a topological invariant, the first Chern class. A general method of explicit calculation of Chern classes and of their possible modifications under variation of control parameters in the presence of symmetry is suggested. The construction of iso-Chern diagrams which split the space of control parameters into connected domains with fixed Chern numbers is suggested. A detailed analysis of the rovibrational model Hamiltonian for a D₃ invariant molecule possessing two vibrational states transforming according to the two-dimensional irreducible representation is done to illustrate non-trivial restrictions imposed by symmetry on possible values of Chern classes.