Relay selection region and system performance analysis for interfered cooperative ad-hoc networks

The performance of interfered cooperative ad-hoc networks is analyzed by stochastic geometry analysis and a selection region of relay is presented. First, assuming that the distribution of nodes in the random network follows the Poisson point process （PPP）, a closed-form expression of the outage probability is derived for the best relay selection （BRS） scheme. Secondly, the capacity of the network is presented for this scheme. Finally, a performance factor is defined to evaluate the performance gain obtained from the BRS. By using this factor, a relay selection region is found to guarantee the performance gain from the BRS. The analysis and simulation results show that the performance of the BRS not only depends on the densities of source nodes and relay nodes but also on the factors of networks such as the path loss factor and the decoding threshold. And the BRS has a greater advantage than direct transmission （DT） in hush environments such as the long transmission distances, much interference and the high decoding thresholds.

Stochastic Geometric Analysis of the Uplink Throughput in Cognitive Radio Cellular Networks

This paper investigates the uplink throughput of Cognitive Radio Cellular Networks(CRCNs).As oppose to traditional performance evaluation schemes which mainly adopt complex system level simulations,we use the theoretical framework of stochastic geometry to provide a tractable and accurate analysis of the uplink throughput in the CRCN.By modelling the positions of User Equipments(UEs)and Base Stations(BSs)as Poisson Point Processes(PPPs),we analyse and derive expressions for the link rate and the cell throughput in the Primary(PR)and Secondary(SR)networks.The expressions show that the throughput of the CRCN is mainly affected by the density ratios between the UEs and the BSs in both the PR and SR networks.Besides,a comparative analysis of the link rate between random and regular BS deployments is concluded,and the results confirm the accuracy of our analysis.Furthermore,we define the cognitive throughput gain and derive an expression which is dominated by the traffic load in the PR network.

A bearing fault feature extraction method based on cepstrum pre-whitening and a quantitative law of symplectic geometry mode decomposition

In order to extract the fault feature of the bearing effectively and prevent the impact components caused by bearing damage being interfered with by discrete frequency components and background noise,a method of fault feature extraction based on cepstrum pre-whitening(CPW)and a quantitative law of symplectic geometry mode decomposition(SGMD)is proposed.First,CPW is performed on the original signal to enhance the impact feature of bearing fault and remove the periodic frequency components from complex vibration signals.The pre-whitening signal contains only background noise and non-stationary shock caused by damage.Secondly,a quantitative law that the number of effective eigenvalues of the Hamilton matrix is twice the number of frequency components in the signal during SGMD is found,and the quantitative law is verified by simulation and theoretical derivation.Finally,the trajectory matrix of the pre-whitening signal is constructed and SGMD is performed.According to the quantitative law,the corresponding feature vector is selected to reconstruct the signal.The Hilbert envelope spectrum analysis is performed to extract fault features.Simulation analysis and application examples prove that the proposed method can clearly extract the fault feature of bearings.

Study on the Breakwater Caisson as Oscillating Water Column Facility

The Oscillating Water Column(OWC) wave energy convertor with the advantage of its simple geometrical construction and excellent stability is widely employed.Recently,perforated breakwaters have been often used as they can effectively reduce the wave reflection from and wave forces acting on the structures.Considering the similarity between the compartment of perforated caisson and the air chamber of OWC wave energy convertor,a new perforated caisson of breakwater is designed in this paper.The ordinary caisson is modified by installing facilities similar to the air chamber of OWC converter,but here they are utilized to dissipate the wave energy inside the caisson.Such an arrangement improves the stability of the caisson and reduces the construction cost by using the compartment of perforated caisson like using an air chamber.This innovation has both academic significance and important engineering value.For a new type of caisson,reliability analysis of the structure is necessary.Linear potential flow theory is applied to calculate the horizontal wave force acting on the caisson.The calculated results are compared with experimental data,showing the feasibility of the method.The Importance Sampling Procedure(ISP) is used to analyse the reliability of this caisson breakwater.

Geometrical Langlands Ramifications and Differential Operators Classification by Coherent D-Modules in Field Theory

Spaces of equivalence modulo a relation of congruence are constructed on field solutions to establish a theory of the universe that includes the theory QFT （Quantum Field theory）, the SUSY （Super-symmetry theory） and HST （heterotic string theory） using the sheaves correspondence of differential operators of the field equations and sheaves of coherent D - Modules [1]. The above mentioned correspondence use a Zuckerman functor that is a factor of the universal functor of derived sheaves of Harish-Chandra to the Langlands geometrical program in mirror symmetry [2, 3]. The obtained development includes complexes of D - modules of infinite dimension, generalizing for this way, the BRST-cohomology in this context. With it, the class of the integrable systems is extended in mathematical physics and the possibility of obtaining a general theory of integral transforms for the space - time （integral operator cohomology [4]）, and with it the measurement of many of their observables [5]. Also tends a bridge to complete a classification of the differential operators for the different field equations using on the base of Verma modules that are classification spaces of SO（l, n ＋ 1）, where elements of the Lie algebra al（1, n ＋ 1）, are differential operators, of the equations in mathematical physics [1]. The cosmological problem that exists is to reduce the number of field equations that are resoluble under the same gauge field （Verma modules） and to extend the gauge solutions to other fields using the topological groups symmetries that define their interactions. This extension can be given by a global Langlands correspondence between the Hecke sheaves category on an adequate moduli stack and the holomorphic L G - bundles category with a special connection （Deligne connection）. The corresponding D - modules may be viewed as sheaves of conformal blocks （or co-invariants） （images under a version of the Penrose transform [1, 6]） naturally arising in the framework of conformal field theory.

Realization of the N（odd）-Dimensional Quantum Euclidean Space by Differential Operators

The quantum Euclidean space is a kind of noncommutative space that is obtained from ordinary Euclidean space by deformation with parameter q. When N is odd, the structure of this space is similar to . Motivated by realization of by differential operators in , we give such realization for and cases and generalize our results to (N odd) in this paper, that is, we show that the algebra of can be realized by differential operators acting on C∞ functions on undeformed space .

Electron Momentum Distributions for 4a1 Orbitals of CFxCl4-x in Low Momentum Region： a Possible Evidence of Molecular Geometry Distortion

Electron momentum distributions for 4a1 orbitals of serial freon molecules CFaC1, CF2Cl2, and CFCl3 （CFxC14-x, x=1-3） have been reanalyzed due to the severe discrepancies between theory and experiment in low momentum region. The tentative calculations using equilibrium geometries of molecular ions have exhibited a great improvement in agreement with the experimental data, which suggests that the molecular geometry distortion may be responsible for the observed high intensities at p〈0.5 a.u.. Further analyses show that the severe discrepancies at low momentum region mainly arise from the influence of molecular geometry distortion on C-Cl bonding electron density distributions.

On Common Eigenvector of Parametric Interaction Hamiltonian and Number-Difference Operator Derived by Virtue of Entangled State Representation

By virtue of the properties of bipartite entangled state representation we derive the common eigenvector of the parametric Hamiltonian and the two-mode number-difference operator. This eigenvector is superposition of some definite two-mode Foek states with the coefficients being proportional to hypergeometric functions. The Gauss contiguous relation of hypergeometrie functions is used to confirm the formal solution.

n分量~4模型薄膜的尺寸效应

我们用场论重整化群方法讨论了周期边界的n分量φ~4模型薄膜的单纯尺寸效应,发现仅当维数满足d_<+1<d<d_>时尺寸效应具有Fisher的标度形式,其他情况下它是不可标度的。同时也讨论了维数渡越现象及状态方程。

IDEAL STRUCTURE OF UNIFORM ROE ALGEBRAS OVER SIMPLE CORES

This paper characterizes ideal structure of the uniform Roe algebra B*(X) over simple cores X. A necessary and sufficient condition for a principal ideal of B*(X) to be spatial is given and an example of non-spatial ideal of B*(X) is constructed. By establishing an one-one correspondence between the ideals of B* (X) and the ω-filters on X, the maximal ideals of B*(X) are completely described by the corona of the Stone-Cech compactification of X.

Optimal linear attitude estimators via geometric analysis

Three optimal linear attitude estimators are proposed for single-point real-time estimation of spacecraft attitude using a geometric approach. The final optimal attitude is represented by modified Rodrigues parameters （MRPs）. After introducing incidental right-hand orthogonal coordinates for each pair of measured values, three error vectors are obtained by the use of dot or/and cross products. Corresponding optimality criteria are rigorously quadratic and unconstrained, which do not coincide with Wahba＇s constrained criterion. The singularity, which occurs when the principal angle is close to n, can be easily avoided by one proper rotation. Numerical simulations show that the proposed three optimal linear estimators can provide a precision comparable with those complying with the Wahba optimality definition, and have faster computational speed than the famous quatemion estimator （QUEST）.

Property A and Uniform Embeddability of Metric Spaces Under Decompositions of Finite Depth

Property A and uniform embeddability are notions of metric geometry which imply the coarse Baum-Connes conjecture and the Novikov conjecture.In this paper,the authors prove the permanence properties of property A and uniform embeddability of metric spaces under large scale decompositions of finite depth.

η-Invariant and Flat Vector Bundles

We present an alternate definition of the mod Z component of the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer η invariant associated to（not necessary unitary ）flat vector bundles,which identifies explicitly its realandimaginary parts.This is done by combining a deformation of flatconnections introduced in a previous paper with the analytic continuation procedure appearing in the original article of Atiyah Patodi and Singer.

An efficient numerical shape analysis for light weight membrane structures

The determination of initial equilibrium shapes is a common problem in research work and engineering applications related to membrane structures. Using a general structural analysis framework of the finite particle method （FPM）, this paper presents the first application of the FPM and a recently-developed membrane model to the shape analysis of light weight mem- branes. The FPM is rooted in vector mechanics and physical viewpoints. It discretizes the analyzed domain into a group of parti- cles linked by elements, and the motion of the free particles is directly described by Newton＇s second law while the constrained ones follow the prescribed paths. An efficient physical modeling procedure of handling geometric nonlinearity has been developed to evaluate the particle interaction forces. To achieve the equilibrium shape as fast as possible, an integral-form, explicit time integration scheme has been proposed for solving the equation of motion. The equilibrium shape can be obtained naturally without nonlinear iterative correction and global stiffness matrix integration. Two classical curved surfaces of tension membranes pro- duced under the uniform-stress condition are presented to verify the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed method.

Analytic Expression of Geometric Discord in Arbitrary Mixture of any Two Bi-qubit Product Pure States

Quantum correlations in a family of states comprising any mixture of a pair of arbitrary bi-qubit product pure states are studied by employing geometric discord [Phys. Rev. Lett. 105(2010) 190502] as the quantifier. First, the inherent symmetry in the family of states about local unitary transformations is revealed. Then, the analytic expression of geometric discords in the states is worked out. Some concrete discussions and analyses on the captured geometric discords are made so that their distinct features are exposed. It is found that, the more averagely the two bi-qubit product states are mixed, the bigger geometric discord the mixed state owns. Moreover, the monotonic relationships of geometric discord with different parameters are revealed.

Permanence of Metric Sparsification Property under Finite Decomposition Complexity

The notions of metric sparsification property and finite decomposition complexity are recently introduced in metric geometry to study the coarse Novikov conjecture and the stable Borel conjecture. In this paper, it is proved that a metric space X has finite decomposition complexity with respect to metric sparsification property if and only if X itself has metric sparsification property. As a consequence, the authors obtain an alternative proof of a very recent result by Guentner, Tessera and Yu that all countable linear groups have the metric sparsification property and hence the operator norm localization property.

Unraveling weak interactions in aniline-pyrrole dimer clusters

Weak intermolecular interactions in aniline-pyrrole dimer clusters have been studied by the dispersion-corrected density functional theory(DFT) calculations. Two distinct types of hydrogen bonds are demonstrated with optimized geometric structures and largest interaction energy moduli. Comprehensive spectroscopic analysis is also addressed revealing the orientation-dependent interactions by noting the altered red-shifts of the infrared and Raman activities. Then we employ natural bond orbital(NBO)analysis and atom in molecules(AIM) theory to have determined the origin and relative energetic contributions of the weak interactions in these systems. NBO and AIM calculations confirm the V-shaped dimer cluster is dominated by N.H···N and C.H···π hydrogen bonds, while the J-aggregated isomer is stabilized by N.H···π, n→π* and weak π···π* stacking interactions.The noncovalent interactions are also demonstrated via energy decomposition analysis associated with electrostatic and dispersion contributions.

Multiscale models of compact bone

This work is concerned about multiscale models of compact bone. We focus on the lacuna-canalicular system. The interstitial fluid and the ions in it are regarded as sol- vent and others are treated as solute. The system has the characteristic of solvation process as well as non-equilibrium dynamics. The differential geometry theory of sur- faces is adopted. We use this theory to separate the macroscopic domain of solvent from the microscopic domain of solute. We also use it to couple continuum and discrete descriptions. The energy functionals are constructed and then the variational principle is applied to the energy functionals so as to derive desirable governing equations. We consider both long-range polar interactions and short-range nonpolar interactions. The solution of governing equations leads to the minimization of the total energy.