An Extension Landau-Lifshitz Model in Studying Soft Ferromagnetic Films

In this paper, we propose a model in studying soft ferromagnetic films, which is readily accessible experimentally. By using penalty approximation and compensated compactness, we prove that the dynamical equation in thin film has a local weak solution. Moreover, the corresponding linear equation is also dealt with in great detail.     

Existence of a solution for a Signorini contact problem for Maxwell-Norton materials

The aim of this article is to study the quasistatic evolutionof a Maxwell–Norton three-dimensional viscoelastic solidwith contact constraints. After introducing the appropiate functionalframework, we will discretize the problem in time using an implicitscheme whose resultant variational inequality is well posed.By using monotonicity arguments together with compensated compactnesstechniques, we will prove that the corresponding discrete solutionconverges to a solution of the continuous problem.     

A relaxation scheme for conservation laws with a discontinuous coefficient

We study a relaxation scheme of the Jin and Xin type for conservation laws with a flux function that depends discontinuously on the spatial location through a coefficient . If , we show that the relaxation scheme produces a sequence of approximate solutions that converge to a weak solution. The Murat-Tartar compensated compactness method is used to establish convergence. We present numerical experiments with the relaxation scheme, and comparisons are made with a front tracking scheme based on an exact Riemann solver.     

Stochastic scalar conservation laws

We introduce a notion of stochastic entropic solution à la Kruzkov, but with Ito's calculus replacing deterministic calculus. This results in a rich family of stochastic inequalities defining what we mean by a solution. A uniqueness theory is then developed following a stochastic generalization of L¹ contraction estimate. An existence theory is also developed by adapting compensated compactness arguments to stochastic setting. We use approximating models of vanishing viscosity solution type for the construction. While the uniqueness result applies to any spatial dimensions, the existence result, in the absence of special structural assumptions, is restricted to one spatial dimension only.     

高阶广义微扰KdV方程的弱解(英文)

By using the theory of compensated compactness,we prove that there exists a sequence {uδε} converges nearly everywhere to the solution of the initial-value problem of generalized KdV equation with high order perturbation terms,namely we prove the existence of the weak solution.     

一个非严格双曲型方程组粘性逼近解的收敛性

本文讨论非严格双曲型方程组的粘性逼近解的收敛性，当ｆ满足一定条件，初值为有界可测函数时，利用补偿紧致的理论及对前进熵波的分析，在没有对粘性解导数一致界估计的情况下，证明了粘性逼近解存在一个子序列在强拓扑意义下收敛．     

Convergence of the regularized short pulse equation to the short pulse one

We consider the regularized short‐pulse equation, which contains nonlinear dispersive effects. We prove that as the diffusion parameter tends to zero, the solutions of the dispersive equation converge to discontinuous weak solutions of the short‐pulse one. The proof relies on deriving suitable a priori estimates together with an application of the compensated compactness method in the setting.     

Existence of global solutions to isentropic gas dynamics equations with a source term

In this paper we prove existence of isentropic gas dynamic equations with a source term (1.2). To this end we construct a sequence of regular hyperbolic systems (1.1) to approximate the inhomogeneous system of isentropic gas dynamics (1.2). First,for each fixed approximation parameter δ and very general condition on P (ρ),we establish the existence of entropy solutions for the Cauchy problem (1.1) with bounded initial date (1.4). Second,letting=o(δ),we obtain a complete proof of the H-1loc compactness of weak entropy pairs of system (1.2) in the form η(ρ,u) =ρH(ρ,u) given in Chen-LeFloch (2003). Finally,for the conditions of P(ρ) given in Chen-LeFloch (2003),applied to the results in Theorems 1 and 2,we obtain the global existence of entropy solutions for the Cauchy problem (1.2) with bounded initial date (1.4).     

Theoretical Investigation of Exchange Bias in Compensated Cases

The exchange bias （EB） of the ferromagnetic （FM）/antiferromagnetic （AFM） bilayers in a compensated case is studied by use of the many-body Green＇s function method of quantum statistical theory. The so-called compensated case is that there is no net magnetization on the AFM side of the interface. Our conclusion is that the EB in this case is primarily from the asymmetry of the interracial exchange coupling strengths between the FM and the two sublattices of the AFM. The effects of the layer thickness, temperature and the interracial coupling strength oi2 the exchange bias HE are investigated. The dependence of HE on the FM layer thickness and temperature is qualitatively in agreement with experimental results. HE is nearly inversely proportional to FM thickness. When temperature varies, both HE and He decrease with temperature increasing. The anisotropy of the FM layer only slightly influence He, but does not influence HE.     

Development of an improved divergence‐free‐condition compensated coupled framework to solve flow problems with time‐varying geometries

In this article a coupled version of the improved divergence‐free‐condition compensated method will be proposed to simulate time‐varying geometries by direct forcing immersed boundary method. The proposed method can be seen as a quasi‐multi‐moment framework due to the fact that the momentum equations are discretized by both cell‐centered and cell‐face velocity. For simulating time‐varying geometries, a semi‐implicit iterative method is proposed for calculating the direct forcing terms. Treatments for suppressing spurious force oscillations, calculating drag/lift forces, and evaluating velocity and pressure for freshly cells will also be addressed. In order to show the applicability and accuracy, analytical as well as benchmark problems will be investigated by the present framework and compared with other numerical and experimental results.