Problem and Countermeasure of Rural Domestic Sewage Treatment

With the development of rural economy, pollutions of rural sewage are in- creasingly serious. This paper introduces the characteristics of rural domestic sewage and the rural sewage treatment situation, and according to the problems of funds, management, process selection, policy and weak awareness of environmental protection in the rural domestic sewage treatment, puts forward relevant countermea- sures to ensure long-term operation of sewage treatment system, and achieve the purpose of improving rural water environment and protect the ecological environment in rural areas.

Anti-Plane Elasticity Problem and Mode Ⅲ Crack Problem of Cubic Quasicrystal

The fracture theory of cubic quasicrystal was developed. The exact analytic solution of a Mode Ⅲ Griffith crack in the material was obtained by using the Fourier transform and dual integral equations theory, and so the displacement and stress fields, the stress intensity factor and strain energy release rate were determined. The results show that the stress intensity factor is independent of material constants, and the strain energy release rate is dependent on all material constants. These provide important information for studying the deformation and fracture of the new solid material.

New Formulation for Arbitrary Cracks Problem and Its Stress Intensity Factor of Plane Elasticity

Aim The general arbitrary cracked problem in an elastic plane was discussed. Methods For the purpose of acquiring the solution of the problem, a new formulation on the problem was proposed. Compared with the classical plane elastic crack model, only the known conditions were revised in the new formulation, which are greatly convenient to solve the problem, and no other new condition was given. Results and Conclusion The general exact analytic solution is given here based on the formulation though the problem is very complicated. Furthermore, the stress intensity factors K Ⅰ, K Ⅱ of the problem are also given.

A FICTITIOUS DOMAIN METHOD FOR DIRICHLET PROBLEM AND ITS APPLICATIONS TO GENER ALIZED STOKES PROBLEM

This paper discusses a fictitious domain method for the linear Dirichlet problem and its applications to the generalized Stokes problem. This method treats Dirichlet boundary condit ion via a Lagrange multiplier technique and is well suited to the no-slip bound ary condition in viscous flow problems. In order to improve the accuracy of solu tions, meshes are refined according to the a posteriori error estimate. The mini -element discretization is applied to solve the generalized Stokes problem. Fin ally, some numerical results to validate this method are presented for partial d ifferential equations with Dirichlet boundary condition.

Fractional Action-Like Variational Problem and Its Noether Symmetries for a Nonholonomic System

For an in-depth study on the symmetric properties for nonholonomic non-conservative mechanical systems,the fractional action-like Noether symmetries and conserved quantities for nonholonomic mechanical systems are studied,based on the fractional action-like approach for dynamics modeling proposed by El-Nabulsi.Firstly,the fractional action-like variational problem is established,and the fractional action-like Lagrange equations of holonomic system and the fractional action-like differential equations of motion with multiplier for nonholonomic system are given;secondly,according to the invariance of fractional action-like Hamilton action under infinitesimal transformations of group,the definitions and criteria of fractional action-like Noether symmetric transformations and quasi-symmetric transformations are put forward;finally,the fractional action-like Noether theorems for both holonomic system and nonholonomic system are established,and the relationship between the fractional action-like Noether symmetry and the conserved quantity is given.

A Survey on the Vehicle Routing Problem and Its Variants

In this paper, we have conducted a literature review on the recent developments and publications involving the vehicle routing problem and its variants, namely vehicle routing problem with time windows (VRPTW) and the capacitated vehicle routing problem (CVRP) and also their variants. The VRP is classified as an NP-hard problem. Hence, the use of exact optimization methods may be difficult to solve these problems in acceptable CPU times, when the problem involves real-world data sets that are very large. The vehicle routing problem comes under combinatorial problem. Hence, to get solutions in determining routes which are realistic and very close to the optimal solution, we use heuristics and meta-heuristics. In this paper we discuss the various exact methods and the heuristics and meta-heuristics used to solve the VRP and its variants.

INITIAL-BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM AND CAUCHY PROBLEM FOR A QUASILINEAR EVOLUTION EQUATION

In the present paper,the local existence of classical solutions to the periodic boundary problem and the Cauchy problem of a quasilinear evolution equation are studied under the assumptions that do not require the monotonicity of σi(s) (i= 1,…, n). The nonexistence of global solutions to the initial-boundary value problem of the equation is also discussed, a blowup theorem is proved and a concrete example is given.

A CLASS OF COMPOUND VECTOR-VALUED PROBLEM AND FACTORIZATION OF MATRIX FUNCTION

In this article, we consider a class of compound vector-valued problem on upper-half plane C＋, which consists of vector Riemann problem along a closed contour in C＋ with matrix coefficient in H61der class and vector Hilbert problem on the real axis with essential bounded measurable matrix coefficient. Under appropriate assumption we obtain its solution by use of Corona theorem and factorization of matrix functions in decomposed Banach algebras.

Tabu Search Implementation on Traveling Salesman Problem and Its Variations: A Literature Survey

The Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP) and its allied problems like Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP) are one of the most widely studied problems in combinatorial optimization. It has long been known to be NP-hard and hence research on developing algorithms for the TSP has focused on approximate methods in addition to exact methods. Tabu search is one of the most widely applied metaheuristic for solving the TSP. In this paper, we review the tabu search literature on the TSP and its variations, point out trends in it, and bring out some interesting research gaps in this literature.

Fast Algorithm for the Travelling Salesman Problem and the Proof of P = NP

In the theory of computational complexity, the travelling salesman problem is a typical one in the NP class. With the aid of a brand-new approach named “maximum-deleting method”, a fast algorithm is constructed for it with a polynomial time of biquadrate, which greatly reduces the computational complexity. Since this problem is also NP-complete, as a corollary, P = NP is proved to be true. It indicates the crack of the well-known open problem named “P versus NP”.

The second Eshelby problem and its solvability

It is still a challenge to clarify the dependence of overall elastic properties of heterogeneous materials on the microstructures of non-elliposodal inhomogeneities （cracks, pores, foreign particles）. From the theory of elasticity, the formulation of the perturbance elastic fields, coming from a non-ellipsoidal inhomogeneity embedded in an infinitely extended material with remote constant loading, inevitably involve one or more integral equations. Up to now, due to the mathematical difficulty, there is almost no explicit analytical solution obtained except for the ellipsoidal inhomo- geneity. In this paper, we point out the impossibility to trans- form this inhomogeneity problem into a conventional Eshelby problem by the equivalent inclusion method even if the eigenstrain is chosen to be non-uniform. We also build up an equivalent model, called the second Eshelby problem, to investigate the perturbance stress. It is probably a better template to make use of the profound methods and results of conventional Eshelby problems of non-ellipsoidal inclusions.

PERIODIC BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM AND CAUCHY PROBLEM OF THE GENERALIZED CUBIC DOUBLE DISPERSION EQUATION

In this article, the existence, uniqueness and regularities of the global generalized solution and global classical solution for the periodic boundary value problem and the Cauchy problem of the general cubic double dispersion equationutt - uxx - auxxtt ＋ bux4 - duxxt = f（u）xxare proved, and the sufficient conditions of blow-up of the solutions for the Cauchy problems in finite time are given.

The Monty Hall Problem and beyond: Digital-Mathematical and Cognitive Analysis in Boole’s Algebra, Including an Extension and Generalization to Related Cases

The Monty Hall problem has received its fair share of attention in mathematics. Recently, an entire monograph has been devoted to its history. There has been a multiplicity of approaches to the problem. These approaches are not necessarily mutually exclusive. The design of the present paper is to add one more approach by analyzing the mathematical structure of the Monty Hall problem in digital terms. The structure of the problem is described as much as possible in the tradition and the spirit—and as much as possible by means of the algebraic conventions—of George Boole’s Investigation of the Laws of Thought (1854), the Magna Charta of the digital age, and of John Venn’s Symbolic Logic (second edition, 1894), which is squarely based on Boole’s Investigation and elucidates it in many ways. The focus is not only on the digital-mathematical structure itself but also on its relation to the presumed digital nature of cognition as expressed in rational thought and language. The digital approach is outlined in part 1. In part 2, the Monty Hall problem is analyzed digitally. To ensure the generality of the digital approach and demonstrate its reliability and productivity, the Monty Hall problem is extended and generalized in parts 3 and 4 to related cases in light of the axioms of probability theory. In the full mapping of the mathematical structure of the Monty Hall problem and any extensions thereof, a digital or non-quantitative skeleton is fleshed out by a quantitative component. The pertinent mathematical equations are developed and presented and illustrated by means of examples.

Geological Problem and Engineering Countermeasure for Heibei Highway Expansion Project

The Heibei highway in expansion project is located in Xiaoxing’anling permafrost areas.Its total length is 148 km,and has 17 island permafrost sections.Some sugared above area exists uneven subsidence,which affects road life and the stability of roadbed largely. The main reason for this is seasonal freezing and thawing of soil,resulting in the changes of foundation bearing capacity,and then the roadbed instability.In addition,many weak layers in the sugared area

EXTENDED SYSTEM, BIFURCATION PROBLEM AND HIGH ORDER SINGULARITIES

In this paper, we consider two extended systems. When using them for the two parameter bifurcation problems, the simple bifurcation point with regard to lambda on turn into the simple turning point with. regard to mu. Simple high orde bifurcation point is first studied without using the symmetry condition.

Some Remarks on the Convex Feasibility Problem and Best Approximation Problem

In this paper we investigate several solution algorithms for the convex fea- sibility problem(CFP)and the best approximation problem(BAP)respectively.The algorithms analyzed are already known before,but by adequately reformulating the CFP or the BAP we naturally deduce the general projection method for the CFP from well-known steepest decent method for unconstrained optimization and we also give a natural strategy of updating weight parameters.In the linear case we show the connec- tion of the two projection algorithms for the CFP and the BAP respectively.In addition, we establish the convergence of a method for the BAP under milder assumptions in the linear case.We also show by examples a Bauschke's conjecture is only partially correct.

A BIHARMONIC EIGENVALUE PROBLEM AND ITS APPLICATION

In this article, we focus on the eigenvalue problem of the following linear biharmonic equation in R^N：△^2u-αu＋λg（x）u=0 with u ∈H^2（R^N）,u≠0,N≥5Note that there are two parameters α and λ in it, which is different from the usual eigenvalue problems. Here, we consider λ as an eigenvalue and seek Ior a sulble range of parameter α, which ensures that problem （＊） has a maximal eigenvalue. As the loss of strong maximum principle for our problem, we can only get the existence of non-trivial solutions, not positive solutions, in this article. As an application, by using these results, we studied also the existence of non-trivial solutions for an asymptotically linear biharmonic equation in R^N.

ON THE FIGIEL TYPE PROBLEM AND EXTENSION OFε-ISOMETRY BETWEEN UNIT SPHERES

This paper studies two isometric problems between unit spheres of Banach spaces.In the first part,we introduce and study the Figiel type problem of isometric embeddings between unit spheres.However,the classical Figiel theorem on the whole space cannot be trivially generalized to this case,and this is pointed out by a counterexample.After establishing this,we find a natural necessary condition required by the existence of the Figiel operator.Furthermore,we prove that when X is a space with the T-property,this condition is also sufficient for an isometric embedding T:S_(X)→S_(Y) to admit the Figiel operator.This answers the Figiel type problem on unit spheres for a large class of spaces.In the second part,we consider the extension of bijectiveε-isometries between unit spheres of two Banach spaces.It is shown that every bijectiveε-isometry between unit spheres of a local GL-space and another Banach space can be extended to be a bijective 5ε-isometry between the corresponding unit balls.In particular,whenε=0,this recovers the MUP for local GL-spaces obtained in[40].

THE MONOPOLE PROBLEM AND THE PRIMORDEAL BLACK HOLE PROBLEM IN THE INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE

By considering the non-uniform phase transition,a theoretical lower bound of the probability of finding the rt Hooft-Polyakov monopole in the so-called Inflationary universe is given.

Strong convergence theorem for a generalized equilibrium problem and a k-strict pseudocontraction in Hilbert spaces

The main purpose of this paper is to study a new iterative algorithm for finding a common element of the set of solutions for a generalized equilibrium problem and the set of fixed points for a k-strict pseudocontractive mapping in the Hilbert space. The presented results extend and improve the corresponding results reported in the lit-erature.