In this paper the main sources causing the scatter of the experimental results of the material parameters are discussed. They can be divided into two parts: one is the experimental errors which are introduced because ...In this paper the main sources causing the scatter of the experimental results of the material parameters are discussed. They can be divided into two parts: one is the experimental errors which are introduced because of the inaccuracy of experimental equipment, the experimental techniques, etc., and the form of the scatter caused by this source is called external distribution. The other is due to the irregularity and inhomogeneity of the material structure and the randomness of deformation process. The scatter caused by this source is inherent and then this form of the scatter is called internal distribution. Obviously the experimental distribution of material parameters combines these two distributions in some way; therefore, it is a sum distribution of the external distribution and the internal distribution. In view of this , a general method used to analyse the influence of the experimental errors on the experimental results is presented, and three criteria used to value this influence are defined. An example in which the fracture toughness KIC is analysed shows that this method is reasonable, convenient and effective.展开更多
Recently the Journal of Mountain Science published three papers（Lumbres et al.2014;Jung et al.2015;Lumbres et al.2016）that compared selected taper models for bias and precision when estimating upper stem diameters f...Recently the Journal of Mountain Science published three papers（Lumbres et al.2014;Jung et al.2015;Lumbres et al.2016）that compared selected taper models for bias and precision when estimating upper stem diameters for various tree species.展开更多
In this paper, nonconforming quasi-Wilson finite element approximation to a class of nonlinear sine-Gordan equations is discussed. Based on the known higher accuracy results of bilinear element and different technique...In this paper, nonconforming quasi-Wilson finite element approximation to a class of nonlinear sine-Gordan equations is discussed. Based on the known higher accuracy results of bilinear element and different techniques from the existing literature, it is proved that the inner product △↓（u - Ih^1u）, △↓vh） and the consistency error can be estimated as order O（h^2） in broken H^1 - norm/L^2 - norm when u ∈ H^3（Ω）/H^4（Ω）, where Ih^1u is the bilinear interpolation of u, Vh belongs to the quasi-Wilson finite element space. At the same time, the superclose result with order O（h^2） for semi-discrete scheme under generalized rectangular meshes is derived. Furthermore, a fully-discrete scheme is proposed and the corresponding error estimate of order O（h^2 ＋ τ^2） is obtained for the rectangular partition when u ∈ H^4（Ω）, which is as same as that of the bilinear element with ADI scheme and one order higher than that of the usual analysis on nonconforming finite elements.展开更多
This paper deals with the existence of a positive solution for two classes of critical quasilinear system. We prove these results by a variant of mountain pass lemma, combining two convergence theorems and two estimat...This paper deals with the existence of a positive solution for two classes of critical quasilinear system. We prove these results by a variant of mountain pass lemma, combining two convergence theorems and two estimate results. Here we avoid the usual compactness arguments（e.g., Palais-Smale condition or Cerami condition） and reveal the potential of some energy level estimates for the existence of nontrivial solutions.展开更多
文摘In this paper the main sources causing the scatter of the experimental results of the material parameters are discussed. They can be divided into two parts: one is the experimental errors which are introduced because of the inaccuracy of experimental equipment, the experimental techniques, etc., and the form of the scatter caused by this source is called external distribution. The other is due to the irregularity and inhomogeneity of the material structure and the randomness of deformation process. The scatter caused by this source is inherent and then this form of the scatter is called internal distribution. Obviously the experimental distribution of material parameters combines these two distributions in some way; therefore, it is a sum distribution of the external distribution and the internal distribution. In view of this , a general method used to analyse the influence of the experimental errors on the experimental results is presented, and three criteria used to value this influence are defined. An example in which the fracture toughness KIC is analysed shows that this method is reasonable, convenient and effective.
文摘Recently the Journal of Mountain Science published three papers（Lumbres et al.2014;Jung et al.2015;Lumbres et al.2016）that compared selected taper models for bias and precision when estimating upper stem diameters for various tree species.
文摘In this paper, nonconforming quasi-Wilson finite element approximation to a class of nonlinear sine-Gordan equations is discussed. Based on the known higher accuracy results of bilinear element and different techniques from the existing literature, it is proved that the inner product △↓（u - Ih^1u）, △↓vh） and the consistency error can be estimated as order O（h^2） in broken H^1 - norm/L^2 - norm when u ∈ H^3（Ω）/H^4（Ω）, where Ih^1u is the bilinear interpolation of u, Vh belongs to the quasi-Wilson finite element space. At the same time, the superclose result with order O（h^2） for semi-discrete scheme under generalized rectangular meshes is derived. Furthermore, a fully-discrete scheme is proposed and the corresponding error estimate of order O（h^2 ＋ τ^2） is obtained for the rectangular partition when u ∈ H^4（Ω）, which is as same as that of the bilinear element with ADI scheme and one order higher than that of the usual analysis on nonconforming finite elements.
文摘This paper deals with the existence of a positive solution for two classes of critical quasilinear system. We prove these results by a variant of mountain pass lemma, combining two convergence theorems and two estimate results. Here we avoid the usual compactness arguments（e.g., Palais-Smale condition or Cerami condition） and reveal the potential of some energy level estimates for the existence of nontrivial solutions.
