New Approaches of Theoretical Astrophysics for Application to Some Astronomical Objects: I. An Application of Non-Classical Equation Mathematical Physics to the Magneto-Hydrodynamic Equilibrium (in Case of Mixed Magnetic Field) of Magnetic Stars

In this paper, we consider the application of the equation of non-classical mathematical physics to magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium (in the case of a mixed magnetic field) for magnetic stars. First, we give the necessary concepts about the equation of non-classical mathematical physics and the possibility of their applicability to astrophysical problems. The conditions of magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium are determinate, and self-consistence provides the means to derive the corresponding partial differential equations describing this equilibrium in a magnetosphere magnetic star. Namely, this process is to the non-classical equations of mathematical physics in cases of types. Keldysh-Tricomi, a common case equation of non-classical type, is at first introduced by the author. Using the two main physical efficiencies of MHD. A mathematical model of a poloidal-toroidal mixed magnetic field for magnetic stars is constructed, and this model is classified with respect to degenerating case equations. According to Hopf’s theorem, Maxwell’s equation and the magnetic force balance equation constructed equilibrium conditions of the poloidal-toroidal of the magnetic field for a magnetic star. At the same time, the taken example, which is the self-consistency of this model by observation dates, is investigated. At first, in an application, the method of straight lines for recurrent formulas of calculation of magnetic flux and stream functions is used. The physical means, the corresponding singular point of the sonic line, cutoff, and resonance phenomena are considered. In this case, a general solution equation is found, which is interpreted by this phenomenon as a cutoff, resonance. Finally, this obtained solution gives the conditions of magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium on the magnetosphere of magnetic stars. Methodology and obtained equations are new approaches that are at first considered.

POSITIVE EQUILIBRIUM SOLUTIONS OF SEMILINEAR PARABOLIC EQUATIONS

The author studies semilinear parabolic equations with initial and periodic boundary value conditions. In the presence of non-well-ordered sub- and super-solutions： ＂subsolution ≮ supersolution＇, the existence and stability/instability of equilibrium solutions are obtained.

NON-CUBIC EQUATION OF STATE FOR PHASE EQUILIBRIUM CALCULATIONS

A new non-cubic equation of state is proposed for calculation of the thermodynamic properties ofnonpolar and polar fluids and their mixtures,including,saturated vapor pressure,saturated liquid volume,saturated vapor volume,heats of vaporization and vapor-liquid equilibria.The new equation is derived from thegeneralized van der Waals partition function in which the repulsive terms are expressed with the Carnahan andStarling equation for hard spheres,and the attractive terms are made up of the dispersive energy and theChemical association energy. The rules of dependence of parameters α and σ and on temperature are considered broadly so that the newequation yields good agreement with experimental saturated properties of 20 nonpolar and 27 polar fluids in therange of reduced temperatures of 0.5 to 1.0 The new equation with parameters group-contributed generally givessatisfactory predictions on saturated properties. Correlations of vapor-liquid equilibrium data for alcohol-containing systems by using van

PHASE EQUILIBRIUM OF COMPLEX MIXTURES WITH EQUATIONS OF STATE: AN UPDATE5

Here we review a new class of mixing rules (hat have extended range of mixtures and conditions that can now be described by equation of state models. One characteristic of these mixing rules is that they simultaneously satisfy the boundary conditions of producing a second virial coefficient that is quadratic in mole fraction, and a free energy of mixing like that of an activity coefficient model at high density, though the mixing rule is itself independent of density. We show that using this mixing rule, various asymmetric, highly nonideal mixtures can be accurately described. One serendipitous result is that the parameters in this mixing rule model are almost independent of temperature, which allows accurate extrapolations of phase behavior to be made over large ranges of temperature and pressure.

METHOD OF EQUILIBRIUM DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION FOR ANALYSIS OF STRENGTH OF LARGE DEFLECTION DRILL STRING

To counter the strength problem of drill string in well of large curvature and small diameter, well axis was taken as datum mis. Based on description of deflection of well an's and on analysis of three dimensional forces of a small section of drill string, equilibrium differential equations of large deflection drill string were established. The internal forces were found by Longe-Kutta method. The stresses were found by using them and the strength prerequisite was established. Stresses of drill string in lateral horizontal well H767 were computed. The results are in agreement with those of finite element model and soft-rope rigidified model. But the method is simpler for computation than finite element model and is more perfect than soft-rope rigidified model. Curvature of the well is too large and there is stress concentration so that the fraction accident of drill string occurs.

A NEW SOLUTION TO STRUCTURAL FUZZY FINITE ELEMENT EQUILIBRIUM EQUATIONS (SFFEEE)

A speedy accurate solution to structural fuzzy finite element equilibrium equations (SFFEEE), by combining the definition of the solution of interval equations with the mechanical meaning of the structural finite element equilibrium equations (SFEEE), was put forward. The fuzzification of the SFFEEE, which is discussed in this paper, originates from that of material property, structural boundary conditions and external loading. The computing quantity of this solution is almost equal to that of the general finite element method (GFEM).

Equilibrium equations for 3D critical buckling of helical springs

In most cases, the research on the buckling of a helical spring is based on the column, the spring is equivalent to the column, and the torsion around the axial line is ignored. A three-dimensional （3D） helical spring model is considered in this paper. The equilibrium equations are established by introducing two coordinate systems, the Frenet and the principal axis coordinate systems, to describe the spatial deformation of the center line and the torsion of the cross section of the spring, respectively. By using a small deformation assumption, the variables of the deflection can be expanded into Taylor＇s series, and the terms of high orders are ignored. Hence, the equations can be simplified to the functions of the twist angle and the arc length, which can be solved by a numerical method. The reaction loads of the spring caused by the axial load subjected to the center point are also discussed, giving the boundary conditions for the＇solution to the equilibrium equations. The present work is useful to the research on the behavior of the post-buckling of the compressed helical spring.

NEW SCALAR-TYPE EQUILIBRIUM EQUATIONS OF THE GENERAL SPACE FORCE SYSTEM

Using the principle of analytical geometry, several properties of the space straight lille are proved. Based on these properties, the equilibrium of general space force system is considered and its four new scalar-type equilibrium equations are derived which are equivalent to the vector-type necessary and sufficient conditions far equilibrium.

Modeling p VT Properties and Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium of Ionic Liquids Using Cubic-plus-association Equation of State

Combining Peng-Robinson （PR） equation of state （EoS） with an association model derived from shield-sticky method （SSM） by Liu et al., a new cubic-plus-association （CPA） EoS is proposed to describe the ther-modynamic properties of pure ionic liquids （ILs） and their mixtures. The new molecular parameters for 25 ILs are obtained by fitting the experimental density data over a wide temperature and pressure range, and the overall aver-age deviation is 0.22%. The model parameter b for homologous ILs shows a good linear relationship with their mo-lecular mass, so the number of model parameters is reduced effectively. Using one temperature-independent binary adjustable parameter kij, satisfactory correlations of vapor-liquid equilibria （VLE） for binary mixtures of ILs ＋ non-associating solvents and ＋ associating solvents are obtained with the overall average deviation of vapor pressure 2.91% and 7.01%, respectively. In addition, VLE results for ILs ＋ non-associating mixtures from CPA, lattice-fluid （LF） and square-well chain fluids with variable range （SWCF-VR） EoSs are compared.

Existence of Multiple Equilibrium Points in Global Attractor for the Strongly Damped Wave Equations

The aim of this paper is to study the long-term behavior of strongly damped wave equations with a Lyapunov function. Using the theory established by estimating the Z2 index of some sets and the idea of invariant sets of semi-flow,the properties of the global attractor for strongly damped wave equation are discussed. The existence of multiple equilibrium points in global attractor for strongly damped wave equations with critical growth of nonlinearity is obtained. And under some additional condition, the infinite dimension of the attractor is proven.

Asymptotic Solutions of the Kinetic Boltzmann Equation and Multicomponent Non-Equilibrium Gas Dynamics

In the article correct method for the kinetic Boltzmann equation asymptotic solution is formulated, the Hilbert’s and Enskog’s methods are discussed. The equations system of multicomponent non- equilibrium gas dynamics is derived, that corresponds to the first order in the approximate (asym- ptotic) method for solution of the system of kinetic Boltzmann equations.

CALCULATIONS OF THE PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND CRITICAL CURVES WITH THE EQUATION OF STATE FOR BINARY MIXTURES

A rational equation of state of the perturbation type with a repulsion and attraction term has been applied to reproduce critical curves of six different binary systems up to high temperatures and pressures. A square well potential for intermolecular interaction is used. With pairwise combination rules for these potentials three adjustable parameters are needed. The experimental critical point and phase equilibrium data are compared with the values predicted using the equation of state. Good agreement is obtained for the analysis of the critical pressure composition data and molar volumes.

GLOBAL ATTRACTIVITY IN A CLASS OF HIGHER-ORDER NONLINEAR DIFFERENCE EQUATION

In this paper the global attractivity of the nonlinear difference equationis investigated, where a,b, A ∈ (0,∞), k is an positive integer and the initial conditions x- k, …, x-1 and x0 are arbitrary positive numbers. It is shown that the unique positive equilibrium of the equation is global attractive. As a corollary, the result gives a positive confirmation on the conjecture presented by Kocic and Ladas [1,p154].

New Mechanical Feature of Two-Solitary Wave to the KdV Equation

New breather solitary solution and two-solitary solutions depending on constant equilibrium solution to the Korteweg de Vries equation are obtained by using an extended homoclinic test approach.A new mechanical feature of a two-solitary wave,namely,dependence of propagation direction and shape on position of equilibrium point,is investigated.

A Modification of α in SRK Equation of State and Vapor-Liquid Equilibria Prediction

Based on results of saturated vapor pressures of pure substances calculated by SRK equation of state, the factor a in attractive pressure term was modified. Vapor-liquid equilibria of mixtures were calculated by original and modified SRK equation of state combined with MHV1 mixing rule and UNIFAC model, respectively. For 1447 saturated pressure points of 37 substance including alkanes; organics containing chlorine, fluorine, and oxygen; inorganic gases and water, the original SRK equation of state predicted pressure with an average deviation of 2.521% and modified one 1.673%. Binary vapor-liquid equilibria of alcohols containing mixtures and water containing mixtures also indicated that the SRK equation of state with the modified a had a better precision than that with the original one.

On global behavior of the system of rational difference equations x_(n+1)=p+y_(n-k)/x_n,y_(n+1)=q+x_(n-k)/y_n

In this paper,we investigate the boundedness character,the global attractivity and the periodic nature of the system of rational difference equations:x=p+y/x,y=q+x/y,n=0,1,2…,where p>0,q>0,k∈{1,2,…} and the initial values xi,yi∈(0,∞),i=-k,-k+1,…,0. Some new results are obtained.

Nonlinear delay difference equations for housing dynamics assuming heterogeneous backward-looking expectations

China＇s first interest rate hike during the last decade, aiming to cool down the seemingly overheated real estate market, had aroused more caution on housing market. This paper aims to analyze the housing price dynamics after an unanticipated economic shock, which was believed to have similar properties with the backward-looking expecta- tion models. The analysis of the housing price dynamics is based on the cobweb model with a simple user cost affected demand and a stock-flow supply assumption. Several nth- order delay rational difference equations are set up to illustrate the properties of housing dynamics phenomena, such as the equilibrium or oscillations, overshoot or undershoot and convergent or divergent, for a kind of heterogeneous backward-looking expectation models. The results show that demand elasticity is less than supply elasticity is not a necessary condition for the occurrence of oscillation. The housing price dynamics will vary substantially with the heterogeneous backward-looking expectation assumption and some other endogenous factors.

Extrapolation of High Pressure VLE Data and Simultaneous Representation of Excess Enthalpies by Using NRTL Equation

The non-random two liquids （NRTL） equation together with the Pitzer/Curl Virial equation of state are used to investigate the simultaneous representation of excess enthalpies （h^E） and vapour-liquid equilibria （VLE） and the VLE prediction from h^E data. The calculation strategy for properly determining NRTL parameters and the effect of their temperature dependence on the simultaneous correlation of h^E and VLE data and the VLE extrapolation are analysed in detail.

Modeling VLE and GLE of Systems Involving Polymers by Using SRK Equation of State

A simple extension of cubic equations of state(EOS)to polymer systems has been proposed.The So-ave-Redlich-Kwong(SRK)EOS was taken as a prototype to be used to describe the PVT behavior of polymer melts in a wide temperature and pressure range.Combined with a modified Huron-Vidal gE-mixing rule it was applied for modeling vapor-liquid equilibria of polymer-solvent solutions and the solubility of supercritical gases in polymer melts.Satisfactory results are obtained.

Global Behavior of Nonnegative Solutions to a Higher Order Difference Equation

This paper is concerned with the following nonlinear difference equation:x_(n+1)=sum from i=1 to l A_(s_i)x_(n-s_i)/B+C multiply from j=1 to k x_(n-t_j) +D_x_n,n=0,1,…(1.1).The more simple suffcient conditions of asymptotic stability are obtained by using a smart technique,which extends and includes partially corresponding results obtained in the references [6-9].The global behavior of the solutions is investigated.In addition,in order to support analytic results,some numerical simulations to the special equations are presented.