Symplectic system based analytical solution for bending of rectangular orthotropic plates on Winkler elastic foundation

This paper analyses the bending of rectangular orthotropic plates on a Winkler elastic foundation.Appropriate definition of symplectic inner product and symplectic space formed by generalized displacements establish dual variables and dual equations in the symplectic space.The operator matrix of the equation set is proven to be a Hamilton operator matrix.Separation of variables and eigenfunction expansion creates a basis for analyzing the bending of rectangular orthotropic plates on Winkler elastic foundation and obtaining solutions for plates having any boundary condition.There is discussion of symplectic eigenvalue problems of orthotropic plates under two typical boundary conditions,with opposite sides simply supported and opposite sides clamped.Transcendental equations of eigenvalues and symplectic eigenvectors in analytical form given.Analytical solutions using two examples are presented to show the use of the new methods described in this paper.To verify the accuracy and convergence,a fully simply supported plate that is fully and simply supported under uniformly distributed load is used to compare the classical Navier method,the Levy method and the new method.Results show that the new technique has good accuracy and better convergence speed than other methods,especially in relation to internal forces.A fully clamped rectangular plate on Winkler foundation is solved to validate application of the new methods,with solutions compared to those produced by the Galerkin method.

SYMPLECTIC DUALITY SYSTEM ON PLANE MAGNETOELECTROELASTIC SOLIDS

By means of the generalized variable principle of magnetoelectroelastic solids, the plane magnetoelectroelastic solids problem was derived to Hamiltonian system. In symplectic geometry space, which consists of original variables, displacements, electric potential and magnetic potential, and their duality variables, lengthways stress, electric displacement and magnetic induction, the effective methods of separation of variables and symplectic eigenfunction expansion were applied to solve the problem. Then all the eigen-solutions and the eigen-solutions in Jordan form on eigenvalue zero can be given, and their specific physical significations were shown clearly. At last, the special solutions were presented with uniform loader, constant electric displacement and constant magnetic induction on two sides of the rectangle domain.

ON THE SYMPLECTIC INVARIANTS OF A SUBSPACE OF A VECTOR SPACE~*

Let F be any commutative field. Let v be an integer≥1 and be a fixed 2v × 2v nonsingular alternate matrix over F. Define Sp(F)={T: 2v×2v matrix over F|TKT~T=K}. It is well-known that Sp(F) is a group with respect to the matrix multiplication and is called the symplectic group of degree 2v over F

PARADOX SOLUTION ON ELASTIC WEDGE DISSIMILAR MATERIALS

According to the Hellinger-Reissner variational principle and introducing proper transformation of variables , the problem on elastic wedge dissimilar materials can be led to Hamiltonian system, so the solution of the problem can be got by employing the separation of variables method and symplectic eigenfunction expansion under symplectic space, which consists of original variables and their dual variables . The eigenvalue - 1 is a special one of all symplectic eigenvalue for Hamiltonian system in polar coordinate . In general, the eigenvalue - 1 is a single eigenvalue, and the classical solution of an elastic wedge dissimilar materials subjected to a unit concentrated couple at the vertex is got directly by solving the eigenfunction vector for eigenvalue - 1. But the eigenvalue - 1 becomes a double eigenvalue when the vertex angles and modulus of the materials satisfy certain definite relationships and the classical solution for the stress distribution becomes infinite at this moment, that is, the paradox should occur. Here the Jordan form eigenfunction vector for eigenvalue - 1 exists, and solution of the paradox on elastic wedge dissimilar materials subjected to a unit concentrated couple at the vertex is obtained directly by solving this special Jordan form eigenfunction. The result shows again that the solutions of the special paradox on elastic wedge in the classical theory of elasticity are just Jordan form solutions in symplectic space under Hamiltonian system .

Construction of compressed sensing matrices based on affine symplectic space over finite fields

The compressed sensing matrices based on affine symplectic space are constructed. Meanwhile, a comparison is made with the compressed sensing matrices constructed by DeVore based on polynomials over finite fields. Moreover, we merge our binary matrices with other low coherence matrices such as Hadamard matrices and discrete fourier transform(DFT) matrices using the embedding operation. In the numerical simulations, our matrices and modified matrices are superior to Gaussian matrices and DeVore’s matrices in the performance of recovering original signals.

Symplectic Structures of Two Kinds of Nonsymmetric Differential Operators

Non-self-adjoint quasi-differential expression M and its formal adjoint M＋may generate nonsymmetric ordinary differential operators. Although minimal operators T0, T＋0 generated by M, M＋are not symmetric, they form an adjoint pair. In this paper, author studies regularly solvable operators with respect to the adjoint pair T0, T＋0 in two kinds of conditions and give their geometry description in the corresponding ways.

Conjugacy Classes of Torsion in 4×4 Integral Symplectic Group

A complete list of representatives of conjugacy classes of torsion in 4×4 integral symplectic group is given in this paper. There are 55 distinct such classes and each torsion element has order of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12.

Automorphism Groups of Some Finite p-Groups

The automorphism group of G is determined, where G is a nonabelian p-group given by a central extension as 1→Zpm→G→Zp×…×Zp→1 such that its derived subgroup has order p.

STRESS SINGULARITY ANALYSIS OF MULTI-MATERIAL WEDGES UNDER ANTIPLANE DEFORMATION

With the help of the coordinate transformation technique, the symplectic dual solv- ing system is developed for multi-material wedges under antiplane deformation. A virtue of present method is that the compatibility conditions at interfaces of a multi-material wedge are expressed directly by the dual variables, therefore the governing equation of eigenvalue can be derived easily even with the increase of the material number. Then, stress singularity on multi-material wedges under antiplane deformation is investigated, and some solutions can be presented to show the validity of the method. Simultaneously, an interesting phenomenon is found and proved strictly that one of the singularities of a special five-material wedge is independent of the crack direction.