A Tentative Probe into the Solution of the Listening Problems

Many students often raise questions, "Why it is so difficult to improve the listening comprehension?" This cannot be solved easily, because listening is a kind of complex and perceptual knowledge process. Listening does not only mean the ability to hear, it is also the ability to capture the information that the language carries through hearing organs and the ability of head. As far as I am concerned, such a problem is related to the complexity of various factors: listening itself covers, the language knowledge proficiency listeners possess, and also it is closely connected with the traditional foreign language style.

THE SOLUTION OF RECTANGULAR PLATES WITH LARGE DEFLECTION BY SPLINE FUNCTIONS

In this paper, Von Karman's set of nonlinear equations for rectangular plates with large deflection is divided into several sets of linear equations by perturbation method, the dimensionless center deflection being taken as a perturbation parameter. These sets of linear equations are solved by the spline finite-point (SFP) method and by the spline finite element (SFE) method. The solutions for rectangular plates having any length-to-width ratios under a uniformly distributed load and with various boundary conditions are presented, and the analytical formulas for displacements and deflections are given in the paper. The computer programs are worked out by ourselves. Comparison of the results with those in other papers indicates that the results of this paper are satisfactorily better.

EXISTENCE,UNIQUENESS AND APPROXIMATION OF THE SOLUTION OF AN ODE WITH (INFINITELY MANY) STATE-DEPENDENT IMPULSES VIA FIXED MESH GALERKIN FORMULATION

A fixed mesh variational formulation is used to establish existence and uniqueness of the solution of ordinary differential equations with (in finitely many) state-dependent in pulses on the right-hand side. This approach gives a natural numerical scheme to approximate the solution.The convergence of the approximation is proved and its asymptatic order obtained.

THE SOLUTION OF RANDOM EIGENVALUE PROBLEM WITH SMALL STOCHASTIC PROCESSES

This paper considers an eigenvalue problem containing small stochastic processes. For every fixed is, we can use the Prufer substitution to prove the existence of the random solutions lambda(n) and u(n) in the meaning of large probability. These solutions can be expanded in epsilon regularly, and their correction terms can be obtained by solving some random linear differential equations.

THE SOLUTION OF A CRACK EMANATING FROM AN ARBITRARY HOLE BY BOUNDARY COLLOCATION METHOD

In this paper a group of stress functions has been proposed for the calculation of a crack emanating from a hole with different shape (including circular, elliptical, rectangular, or rhombic hole) by boundary collocation method. The calculation results show that they coincide very well with the existing solutions by other methods for a circular or elliptical hole with a crack in an infinite plate. At the smae time, a series of results for different holes in a finite plate has also been obtained in this paper. The proposed functions and calculation procedure can be used for a plate of a crack emanating from an arbitrary hole.

Is Price Regulation the Solution for Taxi,Uber and Didi?

Online car-hailing services （or e-hailing） have become an increasingly popular way for Chinese people to meet their travel needs in recent years. But these services used to operate in a ＂gray area＂ of the law. China＇s Ministry of Transport recently released the country＇s first nationwide regulations on e-hailing services, thus legitimizing the booming industry.

On the application of wavelet transform to the solution of integral equations for acoustic radiation and scattering

The application of wavelets is explored to solve acoustic radiation and scattering problems. A new wavelet approach is presented for solving two-dimensional and axisymmetric acoustic problems. It is different from the previous methods in which Galerkin formulation or wavelet matrix transform approach is used. The boundary quantities are expended in terms of a basis of the periodic, orthogonal wavelets on the interval. Using wavelet transform leads a highly sparse matrix system. It can avoid an additional integration in Galerkin formulation, which may be very computationally expensive. The techniques of the singular integrals in two-dimensional and axisymmetric wavelet formulation are proposed. The new method can solve the boundary value problems with Dirichlet, Neumann and mixed conditions and treat axisymmetric bodies with arbitrary boundary conditions. It can be suitable for the solution at large wave numbers. A series of numerical examples are given. The comparisons of the results from new approach with those from boundary element method and analytical solutions demonstrate that the new techique has a fast convergence and high accuracy.

The Dynamic Behavior of a Class of Kirchhoff Equations with High Order Strong Damping

In this paper, we study the long time behavior of a class of Kirchhoff equations with high order strong dissipative terms. On the basis of the proper hypothesis of rigid term and nonlinear term of Kirchhoff equation, firstly, we evaluate the equation via prior estimate in the space E0 and Ek, and verify the existence and uniqueness of the solution of the equation by using Galerkin’s method. Then, we obtain the bounded absorptive set B0k on the basis of the prior estimate. Moreover, by using the Rellich-Kondrachov Compact Embedding theorem, we prove that the solution semigroup S(t) of the equation has the family of the global attractor Ak in space Ek. Finally, we prove that the solution semigroup S(t) is Frechet differentiable on Ek via linearizing the equation. Furthermore, we can obtain the finite Hausdorff dimension and Fractal dimension of the family of the global attractor Ak.

BIANALYTIC FUNCTIONS, BIHARMONIC FUNCTIONS AND ELASTIC PROBLEMS IN THE PLANE

Let the elastic body only be acted by gravity. By investigating the relations of bianalytic functions and biharmonic functions, the uniqueness and existence of the stress functions (Airy functions) are established in planar simple connected region. Moreover, the integral representation formula of the stress functions in the unit disk of the plane is obtained.

Blow-up of solution for a generalized Boussinesq equation

This paper studies the initial boundary value problem for a generalized Boussinese equation and proves the existence and uniqueness of the local generalized solution of the problem by using the Galerkin method. Moreover, it gives the sufficient conditions of blow-up of the solution in finite time by using the concavity method.

ASYMPTOTIC NON-STABILITY AND BLOW-UP AT BOUNDARY FOR SOLUTIONS OF A FILTRATION EQUATION

For a class of nonlinear filtration equation with nonlinear second-third boundary value condition, it is shown that a priori boundary of the solution can be estimated and controlled by initial data and integral on the boundary of the region. The priori estimate of the solutions was established by iterative method. By using this estimate the solutions may blow-up on the boundary of the region and thus it may have asymptotic non-stability.

On the Modern Clinical Application of Wendan Decoction

Wendan Decoction is one of the commonly used prescriptions in clinical practice.it has a wide range of applications.On the basis of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)syndrome differentiation,as long as it can be added or subdivided flexibly,it can be used to conquer various difficult and miscellaneous diseases seen in daily life.

SOME RECENT PROGRESS ON STOCHASTIC HEAT EQUATIONS

This article attempts to give a short survey of recent progress on a class of elementary stochastic partial differential equations (for example, stochastic heat equations) driven by Gaussian noise of various covariance structures. The focus is on the existence and uniqueness of the classical (square integrable) solution (mild solution, weak solution). It is also concerned with the Feynman-Kac formula for the solution;Feynman-Kac formula for the moments of the solution;and their applications to the asymptotic moment bounds of the solution. It also briefly touches the exact asymptotics of the moments of the solution.

LEVEL SET METHODS BASED ON DISTANCE FUNCTION

Some basic problems on the level set methods were discussed, such as the method used to preserve the distance junction , the existence and uniqueness of solution for the level set equations. The main contribution is to prove that in a neighborhood of the initial zero level set, the level set equations with the restriction of the distance function have a unique solution, which must be the signed distance function with respect to the evolving surface. Some skillful approaches were used: Noticing that any solution for the original equation was a distance function, the original level set equations were transformed into a simpler alternative form. Moreover, since the new system was not a classical one, the system was transformed into an ordinary one, for which the implicit function method was adopted.

MATRIX EQUATION AXB=E WITH PX=sXP CONSTRAINT

The matrix equation AXB = E with the constraint PX = sXP is considered, where P is a given Hermitian matrix satisfying P^2 = I and s = ±1. By an eigenvalue decomposition of P, the constrained problem can be equivalently transformed to a well-known unconstrained problem of matrix equation whose coefficient matrices contain the corresponding eigenvector, and hence the constrained problem can be solved in terms of the eigenvectors of P. A simple and eigenvector-free formula of the general solutions to the constrained problem by generalized inverses of the coefficient matrices A and B is presented. Moreover, a similar problem of the matrix equation with generalized constraint is discussed.

A General Fractional Pollution Model for Lakes

A model for the amount of pollution in lakes connected with some rivers is introduced.In this model,it is supposed the density of pollution in a lake has memory.The model leads to a system of fractional differential equations.This system is transformed into a system of Volterra integral equations with memory kernels.The existence and regularity of the solutions are investigated.A high-order numerical method is introduced and analyzed and compared with an explicit method based on the regularity of the solution.Validation examples are supported,and some models are simulated and discussed.

NOTE ON THE OSCILLATION OF THE SOLUTION FOR GENERALIZED LIENARD EQUATIONS

Article studies the oscillation of the solutions to a class of generalized lienard equations, getting a series of sufficient and necessary conditions. This article puts forward some new sufficient and necessary conditions, and corrects some conditions in article .

Global Well-Posedness and Asymptotic Behavior for the 2D Subcritical Dissipative Quasi-Geostrophic Equation in Critical Fourier-Besov-Morrey Spaces

In this paper,we study the subcritical dissipative quasi-geostrophic equa-tion.By using the Littlewood Paley theory,Fourier analysis and standard techniques we prove that there exists a unique global-in-time solution for small initial data belonging to the critical Fourier-Besov-Morrey spaces FN^(3-2a+(λ-2)/p)_(p,λ,q).Moreover,we show the asymptotic behavior of the global solution v.i.e.||v(t)||FN^(3-2a+(λ-2)/p)_(p,λ,q)decays to zero as time goes to infinity.