Noncommutative Differential Calculus and Its Application on Discrete Spaces

We present the noncommutative differential calculus on the function space of the infinite set and construct a homotopy operator to prove the analogue of the Poincare lemma for the difference complex. Then the horizontal and vertical complexes are introduced with the total differential map and vertical exterior derivative. As the application of the differential calculus, we derive the schemes with the conservation of symplecticity and energy for Hamiltonian system and a two-dimensional integral models with infinite sequence of conserved currents. Then an Euler-Lagrange cohomology with symplectic structure-preserving is given in the discrete classical mechanics.

Noncommutative Differential Calculus and Its Application on the Lattice

By introducing the noncommutative differential calculus on the function space of the infinite/finite set and construct a homotopy operator, one prove the analogue of the Poincare lemma for the difference complex. As an application of the differential calculus, a two dimensional integral model can be derived from the noncommutative differential calculus.

Paraconsistent Differential Calculus(Part I):First-Order Paraconsistent Derivative

A type of Inconsistent Mathematics structured on Paraconsistent Logic (PL) and that has, as the main purpose, the study of common mathematical objects such as sets, numbers and functions, where some contradictions are allowed, is called Paraconsistent Mathematics. The PL is a non-Classical logic and its main property is to present tolerance for contradiction in its fundamentals without the invalidation of the conclusions. In this paper (part 1), we use the PL in its annotated form, denominated Paraconsistent Annotated Logic with annotation of two values—PAL2v for present a first-order Paraconsistent Derivative. The PAL2v has, in its representation, an associated lattice FOUR based on Hasse Diagram. This PAL2v-Lattice allows development of a Para-consistent Differential Calculus based on fundamentals and equations obtained by geometric interpretations. In this first article it is presented some examples applying derivatives of first-order with the concepts of Paraconsistent Mathematics. In the second part of this work we will show the Paraconsistent Derivative of second-order with application examples.

Paraconsistent Differential Calculus(Part II):Second-Order Paraconsistent Derivative

The Paraconsistent Logic (PL) is a non-classical logic and its main property is to present tolerance for contradiction in its fundamentals without the invalidation of the conclusions. In this paper, we use the PL in its annotated form, denominated Paraconsistent Annotated Logic with annotation of two values-PAL2v. This type of paraconsistent logic has an associated lattice that allows the development of a Paraconsistent Differential Calculus based on fundamentals and equations obtained by geometric interpretations. In this paper (Part II), it is presented a continuation of the first article (Part I) where the Paraconsistent Differential Calculus is given emphasis on the second-order Paraconsistent Derivative. We present some examples applying Paraconsistent Derivatives at functions of first and second-order with the concepts of Paraconsistent Mathematics.

An Introduction to Paraconsistent Integral Differential Calculus:With Application Examples

In this paper we show that it is possible to integrate functions with concepts and fundamentals of Paraconsistent Logic (PL). The PL is a non-classical Logic that tolerates the contradiction without trivializing its results. In several works the PL in his annotated form, called Paraconsistent logic annotated with annotation of two values (PAL2v), has presented good results in analysis of information signals. Geometric interpretations based on PAL2v-Lattice associate were obtained forms of Differential Calculus to a Paraconsistent Derivative of first and second-order functions. Now, in this paper we extend the calculations for a form of Paraconsistent Integral Calculus that can be viewed through the analysis in the PAL2v-Lattice. Despite improvements that can develop calculations in complex functions, it is verified that the use of Paraconsistent Mathematics in differential and Integral Calculus opens a promising path in researches developed for solving linear and nonlinear systems. Therefore the Paraconsistent Integral Differential Calculus can be an important tool in systems by modeling and solving problems related to Physical Sciences.

Discrete Differential Calculus on Simplicial Complexes and Constrained Homology

Let V be a finite set.Let K be a simplicial complex with its vertices in V.In this paper,the author discusses some differential calculus on V.He constructs some constrained homology groups of K by using the differential calculus on V.Moreover,he defines an independence hyper graph to be the complement of a simplicial complex in the complete hypergraph on V.Let L be an independence hypergraph with its vertices in V.He constructs some constrained cohomology groups of L by using the differential calculus on V.

Differential Calculus on Compact Quantum Group U_θ(2) and its Applications

In this paper, via constructing special matrices, we will show that there exists a differential calculus on Uθ（2）, where θ is an irrational number. Then using the above results, we shall discuss the properties of infinitesimal generators of corepresentations of Uθ（2）. And in the final, we shall discuss its irreducible corepresentations and give the Peter-Weyl theorem explicitly for compact quantum group Uθ（2）.

The Absence of “Perfect Induction”in the Science

The present paper is finalized to show that the Science, even if considered in its two different Phenomenological Approaches at present known, is unable to assert that: “Thinks are like that”. This is because both the two Scientific Approaches previously mentioned have not the property of “the perfect induction”. Consequently, although they can even reach an experimental confirmation of the theoretical results, and thus a “valid description” of the various phenomena of the surrounding world, such a description has not an “absolute value”. In fact, it always and only has an “operative validity”, that is, it exclusively and solely refers to an “experimental point of view”. This means that such an “operative validity” cannot represent the basis for a logical process characterized by a “perfect induction”. In addition, the Traditional Scientific Approach is also characterized by “Insoluble” Problems, “Intractable Problems”, Problems with “drifts”, which could generally be termed as “side effects”. On the other hand, the same com-possible Scientific Approach based on the Emerging Quality of Self-Organizing Systems, also presents its “Emerging Exits”. Consequently, none of the two mentioned scientific Approaches has the “gift” of “the perfect induction”. However, there are significant differences between the two. Differences that may “suggest” the most appropriate choice among them for an “operative point of view”. This conclusion will be com-proved by considering, with particular reference, both the “side effects”, which are related to the Traditional Approach and, on the other hand, the “Emerging Exits”, which specifically pertain to the new Scientific Approach based on the Emerging Quality of Self-Organizing Systems.

The Accelerated Expansion of the Universe in the Light of the Maximum Ordinality Principle

The main aim of the paper is to present (and at the same time offer) a differ-ent perspective for the analysis of the accelerated expansion of the Universe. A perspective that can surely be considered as being “in parallel” to the tradition-al ones, such as those based, for example, on the hypotheses of “Dark Matter” and “Dark Energy”, or better as a “com-possible” perspective, because it is not understood as being “exclusive”. In fact, it is an approach that, when con-firmed by experimental results, always keeps its validity from an “operative” point of view. This is because, in analogy to the traditional perspectives, on the basis of Popper’s Falsification Principle the corresponding “Generative” Logic on which it is based has not the property of the perfect induction. The basic difference then only consists in the fact that the Evolution of the Universe is now modeled by considering the Universe as a Self-Organizing System, which is thus analyzed in the light of the Maximum Ordinality Principle.

Canonical Differential Calculi for Finitely Generated Abelian Groups and Their Fermionic Representations

Canonical differential calculi are defined for finitely generated Abelian groups with involutions existing consistently. Two such the canonical calculi are presented. Fermionic representations for canonical calculi are defined based on quantized calculi. Fermionic representations for aforementioned two canonical calculi are searched out.

Differential-difference Complex and the Poincar′e Lemma

Dierential geometry play a fundamental role in discussing partial dierential equations（PDEs） in mathematical physics. Recently discrete dierential geometry is an active mathematical terrain, which aims at the development and application of discrete equivalents of the geometric notions and methods of dierential geometry. In this paper, a discrete theory of exterior dierential calculus and the analogue of the Poincar′e lemma for dierential-dierence complex are proposed. They provide an intrinsic idea for developing the theory to discuss the integrability of dierence equations.

Interior and Exterior Differential Systems for Lie Algebroids

A theorem of Maurer-Cartan type for Lie algebroids is presented. Suppose that any vector subbundle of a Lie algebroid is called interior differential system (IDS) for that Lie algebroid. A theorem of Frobenius type is obtained. Extending the classical notion of exterior diffential system (EDS) to Lie algebroids, a theorem of Cartan type is obtained.

Prolongation Structure of Semi-discrete Nonlinear Evolution Equations

Based on noncommutative differential calculus, we present a theory of prolongation structure for semidiscrete non/inear evolution equations. As an illustrative example, a semi-discrete model of the non/inear SchrSdinger equation is discussed in terms of this theory and the corresponding Lax pairs are also given.

The Discrete Horizontal Complex on Lattice Space

We define discrete total differential forms on lattice space by. changing coefficients of discrete differential forms from functions only of n to functions also of dependent variables un and their partial differences. And the discrete exterior derivative extends to be discrete total differential map which is also nilpotent. Then a discrete horizontal complex can be derived and be proved to be exact by constructing homotopy operators.

State Feedback Control for a Class of Fractional Order Nonlinear Systems

Using the Lyapunov function method, this paper investigates the design of state feedback stabilization controllers for fractional order nonlinear systems in triangular form, and presents a number of new results. First, some new properties of Caputo fractional derivative are presented, and a sufficient condition of asymptotical stability for fractional order nonlinear systems is obtained based on the new properties. Then, by introducing appropriate transformations of coordinates, the problem of controller design is converted into the problem of finding some parameters, which can be certainly obtained by solving the Lyapunov equation and relevant matrix inequalities. Finally, based on the Lyapunov function method, state feedback stabilization controllers making the closed-loop system asymptotically stable are explicitly constructed. A simulation example is given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed design procedure. © 2014 Chinese Association of Automation.

An Iterative Learning Approach to Identify Fractional Order KiBaM Model

This paper discusses the parameter and differentiation order identification of continuous fractional order KiBaM models in ARX (autoregressive model with exogenous inputs) and OE (output error model) forms. The least squares method is applied to the identification of nonlinear and linear parameters, in which the Grünwald-Letnikov definition and short memory principle are applied to compute the fractional order derivatives. An adaptive P-type order learning law is proposed to estimate the differentiation order iteratively and accurately. Particularly, a unique estimation result and a fast convergence speed can be arrived by using the small gain strategy, which is unidirectional and has certain advantages than some state-of-art methods. The proposed strategy can be successfully applied to the nonlinear systems with quasi-linear characteristics. The numerical simulations are shown to validate the concepts. © 2017 Chinese Association of Automation.

NONLINEAR VIBRATION AND THERMAL-BUCKLING OF A HEATED ANNULAR PLATE WITH A RIGID MASS

On the basis of Hamilton's principle and dynamic version of von Karman's equations, the nonlinear vibration and thermal-buckling of a uniformly heated isotropic annular plate with a completely clamped outer edge and a fixed rigid mass along the inner edge are studied. By parametric perturbation and numerical differentiation, the nonlinear response of the plate-mass system and the critical temperature in the mid-plane at which the plate is in buckled state are obtained. Some meaningful characteristic curves and data tables are given.

Yes, Science is Confronted by a Great Revolution

An equation is derived to explain the General Theory of Relativity and the effects of GTR: the rotations of planets' perihilion, deflects of star light by a gravitational mass, and the existence of gravitational waves. Differentiation was used in the derivation but without the dependence of mass, space and time on velocity. The general postulates that are the bases of the new approach to electrodynamics were stated.

APPLICATIONS OF MALLIAVIN CALCULUS TO STOCHASTIS DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH TIME-DEPENDENT COEFFICIENTS

In this paper, we apply Malliavin calculus to discuss when the solutions of stochastic differen-tial equations (SDE's) with time-dependent coefficients have smooth density. Under Hormander'scondition,we conclude that the solutions of the SDE's have smooth density. As a consequence,we get the hypoellipticity for inhomogeneous differential operators.

Conformable Fractional Nikiforov–Uvarov Method

We introduce conformable fractional Nikiforov–Uvarov(NU) method by means of conformable fractional derivative which is the most natural definition in non-integer calculus. Since, NU method gives exact eigenstate solutions of Schr¨odinger equation(SE) for certain potentials in quantum mechanics, this method is carried into the domain of fractional calculus to obtain the solutions of fractional SE. In order to demonstrate the applicability of the conformable fractional NU method, we solve fractional SE for harmonic oscillator potential, Woods–Saxon potential, and Hulthen potential.