Energy density response prediction of structures with uncertainty using interval analysis method

Prediction of vibration energy responses of structures with uncertainties is of interest in many fields. The energy density control equation for one-dimensional structure is provided firstly. Interval analysis method is applied to the control equation to obtain the range of energy density responses of structures with interval parameters. A cantilever beam with interval-valued damping coefficient is exemplified to carry out a simulation. The result shows that the mean value of energy density from the interval analysis method is the same as that from a probabilistic method which validates the interval analysis method. Besides, the response range from the interval analysis method is wider and includes that from the probabilistic method which indicates the interval analysis method is a more conservative method and is safer in realistic engineering structures.

Dynamic analysis and experimental study of vibro-acoustic system with uncertainties at middle frequencies

To take into account the influence of uncetainties on the dynamic response of the vibro-acousitc structure, a hybrid modeling technique combining the finite element method（FE）and the statistic energy analysis（SEA） is proposed to analyze vibro-acoustics responses with uncertainties at middle frequencies. The mid-frequency dynamic response of the framework-plate structure with uncertainties is studied based on the hybrid FE-SEA method and the Monte Carlo（MC）simulation is performed so as to provide a benchmark comparison with the hybrid method. The energy response of the framework-plate structure matches well with the MC simulation results, which validates the effectiveness of the hybrid FE-SEA method considering both the complexity of the vibro-acoustic structure and the uncertainties in mid-frequency vibro-acousitc analysis. Based on the hybrid method, a vibroacoustic model of a construction machinery cab with random properties is established, and the excitations of the model are measured by experiments. The responses of the sound pressure level of the cab and the vibration power spectrum density of the front windscreen are calculated and compared with those of the experiment. At middle frequencies, the results have a good consistency with the tests and the prediction error is less than 3. 5dB.

EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS OF THE WEAK SOLUTION TO THE INCOMPRESSIBLE NAVIER-STOKES-LANDAU-LIFSHITZ MODEL IN 2-DIMENSION

In this paper, we prove the existence and uniqueness of the weak solution to the incompressible Navier-Stokes-Landau-Lifshitz equations in two-dimension with finite energy.The main techniques is the Faedo-Galerkin approximation and weak compactness theory.

Analysis of structural behavior during collision event accounting for bow and side structure interaction

The main goal of this study was to investigate the effects of selected ship collision parameter values on the characteristics of the absorbed energy in several ship collision scenarios. Non-linear simulations were performed using a finite element method （FEM） to obtain virtual experiment data. In the present research, the size of the side damage from a collision phenomenon were measured and used to verify the numerical configuration together with the calculation results using an empirical equation. Parameters in the external dynamics of a ship collision such as the location of the contact point and velocity of the striking ship were taken into consideration. The internal energy and deformation size on the side structure were discussed further in a comparative study. The effects of the selected parameters on several structural behaviors, namely energy, force, and damage extent were also observed and evaluated in this section. Stiffener on side hull was found to contribute significantly into resistance capability of the target ship against penetration of the striking bow. Remarkable force during penetration was observed to occur when inner shell was crushed as certain velocity was applied in the striking bow.

FEM COUPLING FIELD ITERATION AND ITS CONVERGENCE FOR A GMM ACTURATOR

The coupling iteration (CI) of the finite element method(FEM) is used to simulate the magnetic and mechanical characteristics for a GMM actuator. The convergent ability under different prestress and different load types is investigated. Then the calculated deformations are compared with the experimental values. The results convince that the CI of FEM is suitable for the simulation of energy coupling and transformation mechanism of the GMM. At last, the output deformation properties are studied under different input currents, showing that there is a good compromise between good linearity and large strain under the prestress 6 MPa.

Quasi-Homeomorphisms and Measures of Finite Energy Integrals of Generalized Dirichlet Forms

We introduce the quasi-homeomorphisms of generalized Dirichlet forms and prove that any quasi-regular generalized Dirichlet form is quasi-homeomorphic to a semi-regular generalized Dirichlet form. Moreover. we apply this quasi-homeomorphism method to study the measures of finite energy integrals of generalized Dirichlet forms. We show that any 1-coexcessive function which is dominated by a function in is associated with a measure of finite energy integral. Consequently, we prove that a Borel set B is-exceptional if and only if μ(B)=0 for any measure μ of finite energy integral.

On Harmonic Maps with Finite Energy

§ 1. IntroductionIn [1], R. Schoen and S. T. Yan used harmonic map to study the topology of a non-compact complete stable hypersurface in a manifold of non-negative curvature. Essentially the method is to prove first the nonexistence of some kind of nonconstant harmonic map and then to draw the relative conclusions concerning the topology. Such nonexistence theorems have been obtained in [3] and [4] in cases where the concerned manifolds are compact. The aim of this paper is to study the non-compact complete case. Our main results can be stated as follows.

GLOBAL FINITE ENERGY WEAK SOLUTION TO THE VISCOUS QUANTUM NAVIERSTOKES-LANDAU-LIFSHITZ-MAXWELL MODEL IN 2-DIMENSION

In this paper,we prove the global existence of the weak solution to the viscous quantum Navier-Stokes-Landau-Lifshitz-Maxwell equations in two-dimension for large data.The main techniques are the Faedo-Galerkin approximation and weak compactness theory.

Some Dichotomy Results for the Quenching Problem

It is shown that any solution to the semilinear problem{u（x,0=）u0（x）〈1,x∈[-1,1] u（±1,t）=0,t∈（0,T）, ut=uxx＋δ（1-u）^-p（x,t）∈（-1,1） ×（0,T）either touches 1 in finite time or converges smoothly to a steady state as t -~ ~e. Some extensions of this result to higher dimensions are also discussed.

Infinite Clusters in Locally Dependent Percolation on Z^d

Techniques of Burton-Keane,developed earlier for independent percolation on Zd,are adapted to the setting of locally dependent percolation on Zd for d 2.The main result of this paper is a uniqueness theorem,that there exists almost surely a unique infinite out-cluster in locally dependent percolation on Zd,under the finite energy condition.