三项指数和四次均值的精确计算公式(2)

本文进一步深入研究了三项指数和四次均值的计算问题.运用指数和的相关性质并结合求解同余方程组的方法与技巧,利用两种不同的方法获得了两个精确的均值计算公式,揭示了三项指数和的计算与同余方程组解的个数之间的本质联系,推广了已有的结果.     

二项指数和四次混合均值的计算

本文研究了二项指数和四次均值的计算问题.利用初等数论及代数数论的方法获得了一个精确的计算公式以及一个转换公式,推广了已有的结果,揭示了均值计算与同余方程组的本质联系.     

BMO‐ and VMO‐spaces of slice hyperholomorphic functions

In this paper we continue the study of important Banach spaces of slice hyperholomorphic functions on the quaternionic unit ball by investigating the BMO‐ and VMO‐spaces of slice hyperholomorphic functions. We discuss in particular conformal invariance and a refined characterization of these spaces in terms of Carleson measures. Finally we show the relations with the Bloch and Dirichlet space and the duality relation with the Hardy space . The importance of these spaces in the classical theory is well known. It is therefore worthwhile to study their slice hyperholomorphic counterparts, in particular because slice hyperholomorphic functions were found to have several applications in operator theory and Schur analysis.     

Square function estimates on layer potentials for higher‐order elliptic equations

In this paper we establish square‐function estimates on the double and single layer potentials for divergence form elliptic operators, of arbitrary even order 2m , with variable t‐independent coefficients in the upper half‐space. This generalizes known results for variable‐coefficient second‐order operators, and also for constant‐coefficient higher‐order operators.     

Analysis of the mean squared derivative cost function

In this paper, we investigate the mean squared derivative cost functions that arise in various applications such as in motor control, biometrics and optimal transport theory. We provide qualitative properties, explicit analytical formulas and computational algorithms for the cost functions. We also perform numerical simulations to illustrate the analytical results. In addition, as a by‐product of our analysis, we obtain an explicit formula for the inverse of a Wronskian matrix that is of independent interest in linear algebra and differential equations theory. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Direct Numerical Simulation of Turbulence in a Stably Stratified Fluid and Wave-Shear Interaction

Turbulence decay in a strongly stratified medium is simulated by a direct pseudo-spectral code solving the three-dimensional equations of motion under the Boussinesq approximation. The results are compared to non-stratified simulations results. We focus on the production of mean shear energy observed in the stratified case. We then simulate the decay of stratified turbulence when affected by an initial horizontal mean flow and show that this mean flow is the major component remaining at large t. Next, we give some analytical elements on wave-shear interaction by using a simple refraction calculation with WKB hypothesis. This calculation is illustrated by simulating the interaction between one monochromatic internal wave and a vertical shear profile. We conclude that the existence of singularities in the mean shear production term in the presence of internal gravity waves may be one of the possible mechanisms involved within stratified turbulent shear flows.     

圆平板挤压膜实验及其参数识别

完成了简谐激励下水中平行圆板的挤压膜振动实验．用最小二乘法识别出非线性粘性挤压膜力模型中的４个系数．不同挤压膜厚、不同频率和不同振幅情况的数值模拟结果与实验值吻合较好．研究结果表明，所用模型可较好地描述粘性挤压膜运动，识别出的系数在一定范围内给出良好精度的数值模拟．     

Steady-State Source Flow in Heterogeneous Porous Media

The flow of fluids in heterogeneous porous media is modelled by regarding the hydraulic conductivity as a stationary random space function. The flow variables, the pressure head and velocity field are random functions as well and we are interested primarily in calculating their mean values. The latter had been intensively studied in the past for flows uniform in the average. It has been shown that the average Darcy's law, which relates the mean pressure head gradient to the mean velocity, is given by a local linear relationship. As a result, the mean head and velocity satisfy the local flow equations in a fictitious homogeneous medium of effective conductivity. However, recent analysis has shown that for nonuniform flows the effective Darcy's law is determined by a nonlocal relationship of a convolution type. Hence, the average flow equations for the mean head are expressed as a linear integro-differential operator. Due to the linearity of the problem, it is useful to derive the mean head distribution for a flow by a source of unit discharge. This distribution represents a fundamental solution of the average flow equations and is called the mean Green function G _d (x). The mean head G _d(x) is derived here at first order in the logconductivity variance for an arbitrary correlation function (x) and for any dimensionality d of the flow. It is obtained as a product of the solution G _d ⁽⁰⁾(x) for source flow in unbounded domain of the mean conductivity K _A and the correction _d (x) which depends on the medium heterogeneous structure. The correction _d is evaluated for a few cases of interest.Simple one-quadrature expressions of _d are derived for isotropic two- and three-dimensional media. The quadratures can be calculated analytically after specifying (x) and closed form expressions are derived for exponential and Gaussian correlations. The flow toward a source in a three-dimensional heterogeneous medium of axisymmetric anisotropy is studied in detail by deriving ₃ as function of the distance from the source x and of the azimuthal angle . Its dependence on x, on the particular (x) and on the anisotropy ratio is illustrated in the plane of isotropy (=0) and along the anisotropy axis ( = /2).The head factor k ^* is defined as a ratio of the head in the homogeneous medium to the mean head, k ^*=G _d ⁽⁰⁾/G _d= _d ^–1. It is shown that for isotropic conductivity and for any dimensionality of the flow the medium behaves as a one-dimensional and as an effective one close and far from the source, respectively, that is, lim _x0 k ^*(x) = K _H/K _A and lim _x k ^*(x) = K ^efu/K _A, where K _A and K _H are the arithmetic and harmonic conductivity means and K ^efu is the effective conductivity for uniform flow. For axisymmetric heterogeneity the far-distance limit depends on the direction. Thus, in the coordinate system of (x) principal directions the limit values of k ^* are obtained as . These values differ from the corresponding components of the effective conductivities tensor for uniform flow for = 0 and /2, respectively. The results of the study are applied to solving the problem of the dipole well flow. The dependence of the mean head drop between the injection and production chambers on the anisotropy of the conductivity and the distance between the chambers is analyzed.     

Friction factors of finite and infinite square arrays of roughened pins

Friction factors of square arrays of roughened pins in smooth channels have been measured for a range of pin pitch to diameter ratios and roughness heights and for different sizes of array. The influence of the smooth channel has been removed in two ways; by extrapolating the results for a fixed pitch-to-diameter ratio to an infinite number of pins and by calculation from the finite array results. The resultant friction factors are compared with each other and with data obtained by testing single pins in smooth circular channels and transforming by various methods to the fully rough situation.