混合型战争微分方程模型研究

本文讨论微分方程在混合型战争进程中的应用.针对一个战争模型,求出关于每个部队战斗因素变化率的适当公式,然后分析相应微分方程（组）的解x（t）,y（t）,z（t）,……从而确定谁将＂赢得＂战斗.

Blow-Up Rate for a Semilinear Parabolic System

This paper deals with the blow-up rate of positive solution for a semilinearparabolic system coupled in the equations and boundary condition. The upper and lower bounds ofblow-up rates are obtained.

Stark Effect Dependence on Hydrogenic Impurities in GaAs Parabolic Quantum-Well Wires

The ground-state and lowest excited-state binding energies of a hydrogenic impurity in GaAs parabolic quantum-well wires （Q WWs） subjected to external electric and magnetic fields are investigated using the finite-difference method within the quasi-one-dimensional effective potential model. We define an effective radius Pen of a cylindrical QWW, which can describe the strength of the lateral confinement. For the ground state, the position of the largest probability density of electron in x-y plane is located at a point, while for the lowest excited state, is located on a circularity whose radius is Pen. The point and circularity are pushed along the left haft of the center axis of the quantum-well wire by the electric field dire ted along the right half. When an impurity is located at the point or within the circularity, the ground-state or lowest excited-state binding energies are the largest; when the impurity is apart from the point or circularity, the ground-state or lowest excited-state binding energies start to decrease.

Effect of Porosity on the Wind Loads on a Hyperbolic Paraboloid Canopy Roof

A discussion is made of the wind force coefficients for designing the main wind force resisting systems of H.P. （Hyperbolic-Paraboid）-shaped porous canopy roofs on the basis of a wind tunnel experiment. Roof models with a number of small circular holes were made of nylon resin using laser lithography. The porosity was changed from 0 （solid） to 0.4. Besides the porosity, the geometric parameters of the models were the rise to span ratio and slope of the roof. The overall aerodynamic forces and moments acting on a model were measured by a six-component force balance in a turbulent boundary layer. The results indicate that the porosity significantly reduces the wind loads. The design wind force coefficients for porous canopy roofs can be provided by those for solid roofs with the same configuration multiplied by a reduction factor. The proposed wind force coefficients are verified by a comparison of the load effect predicted by the proposed wind force coefficients with the maximum load effect obtained from dynamic analyses using the time history of wind force and moment coefficients. The axial forces induced in the columns supporting the roof are regarded as the load effect for discussing the design wind loads.

Estimates on Blow-up Rate of Nonlinear Parabolic Systems with Nonlinear Boundary Conditions

In this paper, the estimate on blow-up rate of the following nonlinear parabolic system is considered：{ut=uxx＋u^l 11v^l 12,vt=vxx＋u^l21v^l22,（x,t）∈（0,1）×（0,T）,ux（0,t）=0,vx（0,t）=0,t∈（0,T）,ux（1,t）=（u^p11v^p12）（1,t）,vx（1,t）=（u^p21v^p22）（1,t）,t∈（0,T）,u（x,0）=u0（x）,v（x,0）=v0（x）,x∈（0,1）We will prove that there exist two positive constants such that：c≤max x∈[0,1]u（x,t）（T-t）^r（l1-1）≤C,0〈t〈T,c≤max x∈[0,1] v（x,t）（T-t）^1/（t1-1）≤C,0〈t〈T.where l1=l21α/α2＋l22,r=α1/α2〉1,α1≤α2〈0.

Curvature estimates for the level sets of spatial quasiconcave solutions to a class of parabolic equations

We prove a constant rank theorem for the second fundamental form of the spatial convex level surfaces of solutions to equations ut = F(▽2u,▽u,u,t) under a structural condition,and give a geometric lower bound of the principal curvature of the spatial level surfaces.

Linear and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Spherical Quantum Dots:Effects of Hydrogenic Impurity and Conduction Band Non-Parabolicity

Simultaneous effects of an on-center hydrogenic impurity and band edge non-parabolicity on intersubband optical absorption coefficients and refractive index changes of a typical GaAs/AlxGa1-xAs spherical quantum dot are theoretically investigated, using the Luttinger-Kohn effective mass equation. So, electronic structure and optical properties of the system are studied by means of the matrix diagonalization technique and compact density matrix approach, respectively. Finally, effects of an impurity, band edge non-parabolicity, incident light intensity and the dot size on the linear, the third-order nonlinear and the total optical absorption coemcients and refractive index changes are investigated. Our results indicate that, the magnitudes of these optical quantities increase and their peaks shift to higher energies as the influences of the impurity and the band edge non-parabolicity are considered. Moreover, incident light intensity and the dot size have considerable effects on the optical absorption coefficients and refractive index changes.

Design and analysis of bidirectional deployable parabolic cylindrical antenna

A bidirectional deployable parabolic cylindrical reflector for an L-band synthetic aperture radar is presented in this study, in which a self-deployed antenna with low weight was designed. The antenna consists of four curved surfaces formed from thin sheets of composite materials connected by hinges along the edges, and the reflective surface is provided by the front surface. The edge profiles of connecting lines were obtained through geometric analysis. A scaled model, including design and manufac- ture, was demonstrated to validate the process from the folded state to the fully deployed state. The non-contact synchronous vision measuring method was used to test the basic frequency of the scaled model, and the test results gave the verification of the analyses. Compared with the existing unidirectional deployable antenna, this new type of bidirectional deployable antenna can be applied to larger-size antennas and has better performance because the glass-woven tape connections were substituted with more reliable hinges. Static, modal, harmonic response, and transient response analyses of the full-sized reflector structure were mod- eled with the commercial finite element （FE） package ABAQUS. The modeling techniques were developed to predict the struc- tural dynamic behavior of the reflector and the results showed that the first natural frequency was 0.865 Hz, and the reflector structure had good stiffness in three directions. This proposed structure has very high stiffness-to-mass ratio because of its hollow solid construction. A preliminary simulation of radiation properties of the parabolic cylindrical antenna, fed by an off-set linear feed horn array, was conducted to obtain the radiation pattern of the feed and the reflector.

Comparison between fully resolved and time-averaged simulations of particle cloud dispersion produced by a violent expiratory event

In this work we compare the DNS results(Fabregat et al.2021,Fabregat et al.2021)for a mild cough already reported in the literarure with those obtained with a compressible URANS equations with a k-ϵturbulence model.In both cases,the dispersed phase has been modelled as spherical Lagrangian particles using the one-way coupling assumption.Overall,the URANS model is capable of reproducing the observed tendency of light particles under 64µm in diameter to rise due to the action of the drag exerted by the buoyant puff generated by the cough.Both DNS and URANS found that particles above 64µm will tend to describe parabolic trajectories under the action of gravitational forces.Grid independence analysis allows to qualify the impact of increasing mesh resolution on the particle cloud statistics as flow evolves.Results suggest that the k-ϵmodel overpredicts the horizontal displacement of the particles smaller than 64µm while the opposite occurs for the particles larger than 64µm.

OPTIMAL CONTROL OF GROWTH RATE FOR A CLASS OF POPULATION SYSTEMS

In this paper,we discuss the optimal control of growth rate for a class of population systems governed by nonlinear degenerate parabolic equations.Given an ap-propriate cost functional,we prove the existence of the optimal growth rate and give some necessary conditions for optimal growth rate.