Wave equation tomographic velocity inversion method based on the Born/Rytov approximation

This paper discusses Born/Rytov approximation tomographic velocity inversion methods constrained by the Fresnel zone. Calculations of the sensitivity kernel function and traveltime residuals are critical in tomographic velocity inversion. Based on the Bom/Rytov approximation of the frequency-domain wave equation, we derive the traveltime sensitivity kemels of the wave equation on the band-limited wave field and simultaneously obtain the traveltime residuals based on the Rytov approximation. In contrast to single-ray tomography, the modified velocity inversion method improves the inversion stability. Tests of the near- surface velocity model and field data prove that the proposed method has higher accuracy and Computational efficiency than ray theory tomography and full waveform inversion methods.

The Multiplier Algebra of a Ternary Algebra

In this article, we have given the definition of the relative double multiplier (quasi-multiplier) on a ternary algebra,and studied the isomorphic problem of the multiplier algebra M(A,e) of a ternary algerbra A.

Characterization of surface EMG signals using improved approximate entropy

An improved approximate entropy (ApEn) is presented and applied to characterize surface electromyography (sEMG) signals. In most previous experiments using nonlinear dynamic analysis, this certain processing was often confronted with the problem of insufficient data points and noisy circumstances, which led to unsatisfactory results. Compared with fractal dimension as well as the standard ApEn, the improved ApEn can extract information underlying sEMG signals more efficiently and accu- rately. The method introduced here can also be applied to other medium-sized and noisy physiological signals.

Weighted approximation of functions with singularities by Bernstein operators

As an important type of polynomial approximation, approximation of functions by Bernstein operators is an important topic in approximation theory and computational theory. This paper gives global and pointwise estimates for weighted approximation of functions with singularities by Bernstein operators. The main results are the Jackson＇s estimates of functions f∈ （Wwλ）2 andre Cw, which extends the result of （Della Vecchia et al., 2004）.

Classification and Approximate Solutions to Perturbed Nonlinear Diffusion-Convection Equations

This paper studies the perturbed nonlinear diffusion-convection equation with source term via the approximate generalized conditional symmetry （A GCS）. Complete classification of those perturbed equations which admit certain types of AGCSs is derived. Some approximate invariant solutions to the resulting equations can also be obtained.

An Explicit Backlund Transformation of Burgers Equation with Applications

In this paper, an explicit Bgcklund transformation （BT） of the Burgers equation is obtained by using the further extended tanh method [Phys. Lett. A 307 （2003） 269; Chaos, Solitons ＆ Fractals 17 （2003） 669]. Based on the BT and some newly obtained seed solutions, infinite sequences of exact solutions for the Burgers equation are generated. Further more, this BT of the Burgers equation is applied to solve the variant Boussinesq equations and the approximate equations of long water wave.

An approximation to the P-wave reflection coefficient for amplitude variation with long-offset seismic data

In recent years, long-offset exploration has been widely used, especially on marine seismic surveys. Conventional AVO analysis is insufficient for long-offset seismic data. To widen the application range of AVO analysis, we present a new P-wave reflection coefficient approximation applicable to long-offset data. Our result is similar to the well known Shuey formula which can be treated as an approximation to our results for short-offset seismic data.

Free vibration of piezoelectric annular plate

General solutions for coupled three dimensional equations of piezoelectric media were used in this work to obtain some analytical solutions for free vibration of piezoelectric annular plates. These solutions not only satisfy the governing equations at every point in the concerned region but also satisfy the prescribed boundary conditions at every point on the boundaries. Therefore, they are three-dimensional exact. Numerical results are finally tabulated.

Analysis on Far-Field of Slab Waveguide and Its Gaussian Approximation

This paper researches end diffraction of slab waveguide and then matching efficiency between the far-field and its Gaussian approximate field is analyzed leads to a new definition of divergence half-angle. Finally, why the far-field can be approximated by a Gaussian function is presented according to characteristic of beam propagation factor.

A new clustering algorithm for large datasets

The Circle algorithm was proposed for large datasets.The idea of the algorithm is to find a set of vertices that are close to each other and far from other vertices.This algorithm makes use of the connection between clustering aggregation and the problem of correlation clustering.The best deterministic approximation algorithm was provided for the variation of the correlation of clustering problem,and showed how sampling can be used to scale the algorithms for large datasets.An extensive empirical evaluation was given for the usefulness of the problem and the solutions.The results show that this method achieves more than 50% reduction in the running time without sacrificing the quality of the clustering.

On Double Revised Nodes of S N Bernstein Interpolation Process of the Third Type

In this work, the well-known problem put forward by S N Bernstein in 1930 is studied in a deep step. An operator is constructed by revising double interpolation nodes. It is proved that the operator converges to arbitrary continuous functions uniformly and the convergence order is the best.

Optimal and suboptimal white noise smoothers for nonlinear stochastic systems

A new approach of smoothing the white noise for nonlinear stochastic system was proposed. Through presenting the Gaussian approximation about the white noise posterior smoothing probability density fimction, an optimal and unifying white noise smoothing framework was firstly derived on the basis of the existing state smoother. The proposed framework was only formal in the sense that it rarely could be directly used in practice since the model nonlinearity resulted in the intractability and infeasibility of analytically computing the smoothing gain. For this reason, a suboptimal and practical white noise smoother, which is called the unscented white noise smoother （UWNS）, was further developed by applying unscented transformation to numerically approximate the smoothing gain. Simulation results show the superior performance of the proposed UWNS approach as compared to the existing extended white noise smoother （EWNS） based on the first-order linearization.

Some nonlinear parameters of PP intervals of pulse main peaks

The PP intervals of pulse main peaks from healthy and unhealthy people(arrhythmia) have different nonlinear char-acteristics. In this paper,the extraction of PP intervals of pulse main peaks is achieved by picking up P peaks of pulse wave with wavelet transform. Furthermore,several nonlinear parameters(correlative dimensions,maximum Lyapunov exponents,com-plexity and approximate entropy) of the PP intervals of pulse main peaks extracted from normal and unhealthy pulse signals are calculated,with the results showing that these nonlinear parameters calculated from the main wave interval signals are helpful for analyzing human's health state and diagnosing heart diseases.

Partial Differential Equations as Three-Dimensional Inverse Problem of Moments

We considerer partial differential equations of second order, for example the Klein-Gordon equation, the Poisson equation, on a region E = （a1, b1 ） × （a2, b2 ） x （a3, b3 ）. We will see that with a common procedure in all cases, we can write the equation in partial derivatives as an Fredholm integral equation of first kind and will solve this latter with the techniques of inverse problem moments. We will find an approximated solution and bounds for the error of the estimated solution using the techniques on problem of moments.

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Control of air pollution sources based on method of consecutive functional approximation

In this article the approach was used to coherent assessment based on the intensity of air pollution sources impact on the impurity concentration at a few fixed points to monitor air quality. The numerical analogue of Duhamers theorem was used to describe processes of propagation of impurity in the atmosphere. Such approach allows you to count on essential increase of calculation accuracy based on mathematical models of reasonable complexity. The inverse problem of pollutants propagation in the atmosphere based on the measurements of the impurity concentration in stationary or mobile control points was solved by the sequential function approximation The solution was presented in the form of a digital filter.

Generalized Sampling Series Approximation of Random Signals from Local Averages

Signals are often of random character since they cannot bear any information if they are predictable for any time t, they are usually modelled as stationary random processes .On the other hand, because of the inertia of the measurement apparatus, measured sampled values obtained in practice may not be the precise value of the signal X(t) at time tk (k∈Z), but only local averages of X(t) near tk. In this paper, it is presented that a wide (or weak ) sense stationary stochastic process can be approximated by generalized sampling series with local average samples.

Optimization for ASP flooding based on adaptive rationalized Haar function approximation

This paper presents an adaptive rationalized Haar function approximation method to obtain the optimal injection strategy for alkali-surfactant-polymer(ASP) flooding. In this process, the non-uniform control vector parameterization is introduced to convert original problem into a multistage optimization problem, in which a new normalized time variable is adopted on the combination of the subinterval length. Then the rationalized Haar function approximation method, in which an auxiliary function is introduced to dispose path constraints, is used to transform the multistage problem into a nonlinear programming. Furthermore, an adaptive strategy proposed on the basis of errors is adopted to regulate the order of Haar function vectors. Finally, the nonlinear programming for ASP flooding is solved by sequential quadratic programming. To illustrate the performance of proposed method,the experimental comparison method and control vector parameterization(CVP) method are introduced to optimize the original problem directly. By contrastive analysis of results, the accuracy and efficiency of proposed method are confirmed.

An Approximate M-estimation for the Parameters of Mixed Regression Model

In this paper, to keep scale inveriance, we propose an approximate M-estrmation for the mixed regression model and show consistency of the estimation under weaker conditions than that in [1].