约束Hamilton系统的积分因子和守恒量及其在场论中的应用

在约束Hamilton系统的研究中,场论系统一直是重要且难度大的一部分.近年来,场论系统已经成为一个热门的研究领域.论文基于积分因子方法给出了构造场论系统守恒量的一般性方法.首先,构造了约束Hamilton系统的广义Hamilton正则方程;其次,给出了场论系统积分因子的定义和守恒定理;然后,建立了场论系统的广义Killing方程,从而导出系统的积分因子和守恒量;最后,给出了几个场论中的例子以说明这种方法的可行性和有效性.显然,与Noether对称性理论和Lie对称性理论相比较,这种方法具有步骤清晰,计算简便,限制条件少等优点.

Relativistic Spin Operators

A systematic theory on the appropriate spin operators for the relativistic states is developed. For a massive relativistic particle with arbitrary nonzero spin, the spin operator should be replaced with the relativistic one, which is called in this paper as moving spin. Further the concept of moving spin is discussed in the quantum field theory. A new operator, field quanta spin is defined and in terms of the generators of Poincaré group the moving spin of field system is constructed. It is shown that, in virtue of the two operators, problems in quantum field concerned spin can be neatly settled.

Construction of improved rigid blocks failure mechanism for ultimate bearing capacity calculation based on slip-line field theory

Based on the slip-line field theory, a two-dimensional slip failure mechanism with mesh-like rigid block system was constructed to analyze the ultimate bearing capacity problems of rough foundation within the framework of the upper bound limit analysis theorem. In the velocity discontinuities in transition area, the velocity changes in radial and tangent directions are allowed. The objective functions of the stability problems of geotechnical structures are obtained by equating the work rate of external force to internal dissipation along the velocity discontinuities, and then the objective functions are transformed as an upper-bound mathematic optimization model. The upper bound solutions for the objective functions are obtained by use of the nonlinear sequential quadratic programming and interior point method. From the numerical results and comparative analysis, it can be seen that the method presented in this work gives better calculation results than existing upper bound methods and can be used to establish the more accurate plastic collapse load for the ultimate bearing capacity of rough foundation.

Mean-Field Studies of a Mixed Spin-3/2 and Spin-2 and a Mixed Spin-3/2 and Spin-5/2 Ising System with Different Anisotropies

The magnetic properties of a mixed spin-3/2 and spin-2 and a mixed spin-3/2 and spin-5/2 Ising ferromag- netic system with different anisotropies are studied by means of mean-field theory （MFT）. The dependence of the phase diagram on single-ion anisotropy strengths is studied too. In the mixed spin-3/2 and spin-2 Ising model, besides the second-order phase transition, the first order-disorder phase transition and the tricritical line are found. In the mixed spin-3/2 and spin-5/2 Ising model, there is no first-order transition and trieritical line.

A Reliability Analysis of Calculated Results for Odd-Even and Odd-Odd Nuclei in Relativistic Mean-Field Theory

We calculate the binding energies of Ni, Cu, Xe, Cs, Pt, Au, Np, Pu isotope chains using two interaction parameter sets NL-3 and NL-Z, and compared the relative errors of the even-even nuclei with those of odd-even nuclei and odd-odd nuclei. We find that the errors of binding energy of odd-even and odd-odd nuclei are not bigger than the one of even-even nuclei. The result shows that comparing with even-even nuclei, there is no systematic error and approximation in the calculations of the binding energy of odd-even and odd-odd nuclei with relativistic mean-field theory. In addition, the result is explained theoretically.

STRENGTH AND WAVE VELOCITY TEST ON ARTIFICIALLY FROZEN SOILS

Theoretical analysis conducted of uniaxial compressive strength and tensile strength of artificially frozen soil and P waves and S waves and of the relationship between the two. Experiments are made on frozen sand and frozen clay respectively at the temperature of - 7℃, - 12℃and - 17℃. Of the data obtained, regression analysis and gray-system correlation are conducted. As indicated by the results, the frozen soil tensile strength is closely correIated with the P wave velocity and the compressive with the S wave, hence the former is well described by the latter.

Properties of A=7-9 Drip-Line Nuclei in RMF Theory

The relativistic mean-field （RMF） theory is used to calculate the properties of A =7-9 drip-line nuclei ^7Li, ^7;9Be, ^8;9B, and ^9C. Systematic deviations between experimental and theoretical binding energies are found. Possible reasons of these systematic deviations are discussed in terms of pairing energy. The root-mean-square （rms） radii of matter distributions for these nuclei agree with the experimental data quite well. The one-proton halo structure in ^8B is reproduced well, and the two-proton halo in ^9C is predicted. The calculations show that the RMF theory is valid in studying the properties of light drip-line nuclei.

How Sense of Place Works： Mapping Epistemological Symbols of Memory and Projection

Everyone experiences disambiguous feelings of location, of where the concrete world exists. Artists of every dicipline attempt to recreate this connection to real or ＂imagined communities＂ for their public. How do they do this？ How do they bring about a deep and controled feeling in others for a particular location or imagined place？ By analyzing recollection and setting through objects, iconography, signifiers, and theoretical construct, attended by visual examples, a system of determinate mapping evolves

Solution Space Coupling in the Random K-Satisfiability Problem

The random K-satisfiability （K-SAT） problem is very diffcult when the clause density is close to the satisfiability threshold. In this paper we study this problem from the perspective of solution space coupling. We divide a given difficult random K-SAT formula into two easy sub-formulas and let the two corresponding solution spaces to interact with each other through a coupling field x. We investigate the statistical mechanical property of this coupled system by mean field theory and computer simulations. The coupled system has an ergodicity-breaking （clustering） transition at certain critical value Xd of the coupling field. At this transition point, the mean overlap value between the solutions of the two solution spaces is very close to 1. The mean energy density of the coupled system at its clustering transition point is less than the mean energy density of the original K-SAT problem at the temperature-induced clustering transition point. The implications of this work for designing new heuristic K-SAT solvers are discussed.

Mean field limit of a dynamical model of polymer systems

This paper provides a mathematically rigorous foundation for self-consistent mean field theory of the polymeric physics. We study a new model for dynamics of mono-polymer systems. Every polymer is regarded as a string of points which are moving randomly as Brownian motions and under elastic forces. Every two points on the same string or on two different strings also interact under a pairwise potential V. The dynamics of the system is described by a system of N coupled stochastic partial differential equations （SPDEs）. We show that the mean field limit as N -＋ c~ of the system is a self-consistent McKean-Vlasov type equation, under suitable assumptions on the initial and boundary conditions and regularity of V. We also prove that both the SPDE system of the polymers and the mean field limit equation are well-posed.

Evolution Properties of Atomic Fidelity in the Combined Multi-Atom-Cavity Field System

The atom fidelity is investigated in a system consisting of Mtwo-level atoms and M single-mode fields by use of complete quantum theory and numerical evaluation method. The influences of various system parameters on the evolution of atomic fidelity are studied. The results show that the atomic fidelity evolves in a Rabi oscillation manner. The oscillation frequency is mainly modulated by the coupling strength between atoms and light field, the atomic transition probabilities and the average photon numbers. Other factors hardly impact on the atomic fidelity. The present results may provide a useful approach to the maintenance of the atomic fidelity in the atom cavity field systems.