广义Hadamard乘积

本文讨论了整函数f(Z)和g(z)的阶与型及其特殊的广义Hadamard乘积的阶与型之间的关系.并推广了文献[2]的结果.     

二阶椭圆方程的混合有限元分析

本文给出二阶椭圆方程的一种新的混合框架,并给出两种混合有限元法.     

SOME OSCILLATION THEOREMS OF HIGHER ORDER NON－HOMOGENEOUS LINEAR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TRANSCENDENTAL MEROMORPIC COEFFICIENTS

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张弛振子中加周期序列标度常数的映象阶数不依赖性

在最简单的张弛振子中,通过实验研究了当描述振子的映象阶数不同时加周期序列标度常数的变化。实验表明:当映象阶数为3阶时,沿临界线或沿超临界区某条线的加周期序列标度常数都分别为β～2.0和7～3.0;当映象阶数理论上为无穷阶,实践上高于3阶时,在误差范围内,β和γ的值与3阶时相同。这就证实加周期序列标度常数只反映法瑞树的性质,与映象的性质无关。     

REDCAT: a residual dipolar coupling analysis tool

Recent advancements in the utilization of residual dipolar couplings (RDCs) as a means of structure validation and elucidation have demonstrated the need for, not only a more user friendly, but also a more powerful RDC analysis tool. In this paper, we introduce a software package named REsidual Dipolar Coupling Analysis Tool (REDCAT) designed to address the above issues. REDCAT is a user-friendly program with its graphical-user-interface developed in Tcl/Tk, which is highly portable. Furthermore, the computational engine behind this GUI is written in C/C++ and its computational performance is therefore excellent. The modular implementation of REDCAT's algorithms, with separation of the computational engine from the graphical engine allows for flexible and easy command line interaction. This feature can be utilized for the design of automated data analysis sessions. Furthermore, this software package is portable to Linux clusters for high throughput applications. In addition to basic utilities to solve for order tensors and back calculate couplings from a given order tensor and proposed structure, a number of improved algorithms have been incorporated. These include the proper sampling of the Null-space (when the system of linear equations is under-determined), more sophisticated filters for invalid order-tensor identification, error analysis for the identification of the problematic measurements and simulation of the effects of dynamic averaging processes.     

Simple random order methods to share costs

A simple random order method (SROM) is an extension of Webers random order values (ROVs), which allows the convex weights on orderings of agents to depend on the set of agents with strictly positive demands. Thus, a SROM permits different coalitions of agents adopting exogenously different ROVs to take into account the differences in, for example, bargaining abilities, rights or status of the agents in a cost sharing problem. Within the family of additive methods satisfying the dummy axiom, we characterize SROMs by Measurement Invariance in the discrete cost sharing model where demands are indivisible, and Ordinality in the continuous model where demands are divisible, respectively.I am indebted to Yves Sprumont for initiating and providing the starting point of this paper, and for his great help in this work. I thank Hervé Moulin, Ahmet Alkan, Anirban Kar, an associate editor, and a referee whose comments greatly improved the paper. I gratefully acknowledge the support from Sabanci University Research Fund.     

On fuzzy syntopogenous structures and preorder

In this paper, we combine fuzzy topological structure on X with algebraic structure on X, and investigate their corresponding structures and their properties. First, we study the preorder relation generated by an L-fuzzy syntopogenous structure. Conversely, we research the L-fuzzy syntopogenous structure defined by a preorder relation. Second, we define increasing (decreasing) L-fuzzy syntopogenous spaces with preorder and study some properties of them. Finally, we give an important example of increasing L-fuzzy syntopogenous space, i.e. (R_θ, S_R, )     

The Cartesian Closedness of the Category CDL and Function Spaces on Topological CDL''''s

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First and second order transition in frustrated XY systems

The nature of the phase transition for the XY stacked triangular antiferromagnet (STA) is a controversial subject at present. The field theoretical renormalization group (RG) in three dimensions predicts a first order transition. This prediction disagrees with Monte-Carlo (MC) simulations which favor a new universality class or a tricritical transition. We simulate by the Monte-Carlo method two models derived from the STA by imposing the constraint of local rigidity which should have the same critical behavior as the original model. A strong first order transition is found. Following Zumbach we analyze the second order transition observed in MC studies as due to a fixed point in the complex plane. We review the experimental results in order to clarify the critical behavior observed. Received: 18 February 1998 / Revised: 24 April 1998 / Accepted: 30 April 1998     

Relationships for moments of order statistics from the right-truncated generalized half logistic distribution

In this paper, we establish several recurrence relations satisfied by the single and the product moments for order statistics from the right-truncated generalized half logistic distribution. These relationships may be used in a simple recursive manner in order to compute the single and the product moments of all order statistics for all sample sizes and for any choice of the truncation parameter P. These generalize the corresponding results for the generalized half logistic distribution derived recently by Balakrishnan and Sandhu (1995, J. Statist. Comput. Simulation, 52, 385–398).Earlier went by the name R. A. Sandhu.