We are concerned with determining the values of λ, for which there exist nodal solutions of the fourth-order boundary value problem y″″=λa（x）f（y）,0〈x〈1,y（0）=y（1）=y″（0）=y″（1）=0where λ is a positive...We are concerned with determining the values of λ, for which there exist nodal solutions of the fourth-order boundary value problem y″″=λa（x）f（y）,0〈x〈1,y（0）=y（1）=y″（0）=y″（1）=0where λ is a positive parameter, a ∈ C（[0, 1], （0, ∞）, f ∈C（R,R） satisfies f（u）u 〉 0 for all u ≠ 0. We give conditions on the ratio f（s）/s, at infinity and zero, that guarantee the existence of nodal solutions.The proof of our main results is based upon bifurcation techniques.展开更多
The behavior of shear modulus in solid-liquid mixing phase has been discussed and analyzed. The result was concluded that shear modulus went to zero as the melting mass ratio attained a critical value. The percolation...The behavior of shear modulus in solid-liquid mixing phase has been discussed and analyzed. The result was concluded that shear modulus went to zero as the melting mass ratio attained a critical value. The percolation theory model we pro-posed showed that this value was about 0.68742. The melting-induced destabilizing factor of material proposed by us can represent phenomenologically the change of shear modulus in melting process.展开更多
基金the NSFC (No.10671158)the NSF of Gansu Province (No.3ZS051-A25-016)+3 种基金NWNUKJCXGC-03-17the Spring-Sun Program (No.Z2004-1-62033)SRFDP (No.20060736001)the SRF for ROCS,SEM (2006[311])
文摘We are concerned with determining the values of λ, for which there exist nodal solutions of the fourth-order boundary value problem y″″=λa（x）f（y）,0〈x〈1,y（0）=y（1）=y″（0）=y″（1）=0where λ is a positive parameter, a ∈ C（[0, 1], （0, ∞）, f ∈C（R,R） satisfies f（u）u 〉 0 for all u ≠ 0. We give conditions on the ratio f（s）/s, at infinity and zero, that guarantee the existence of nodal solutions.The proof of our main results is based upon bifurcation techniques.
文摘The behavior of shear modulus in solid-liquid mixing phase has been discussed and analyzed. The result was concluded that shear modulus went to zero as the melting mass ratio attained a critical value. The percolation theory model we pro-posed showed that this value was about 0.68742. The melting-induced destabilizing factor of material proposed by us can represent phenomenologically the change of shear modulus in melting process.
