Ebulliometric Method Based on Error Analysis Equation

Ebulliometric method based on the error analysis equation is presented for systems with the large phase equilibrium constant. Application is given for the determination and calculation of binary vapor-liquid equilibrium data for the ethanol+n-hexane system. It is also given the comparison results between the ebulliometric method based on the error analysis equation and the quasi-static method.

Accuracy Analysis on Bundle Adjustment of Remote Sensing Images Based on Dual Quaternion

A bundle adjustment method of remote sensing images based on dual quaternion is presented,which conducted the uniform disposal corresponding location and attitude of sequence images by the dual quaternion.The constraint relationship of image itself and sequence images is constructed to compensate the systematic errors.The feasibility of this method used in bundle adjustment is theoretically tested by the analysis of the structural characteristics of error equation and normal equation based on dual quaternion.Different distributions of control points and stepwise regression analysis are introduced into the experiment for RC30 image.The results show that the adjustment accuracy can achieve 0.2min plane and 1min elevation.As a result,this method provides a new technique for geometric location problem of remote sensing images.

Analysis of Error for a Rotating Strap-down Inertial Navigation System with Fibro Gyro

The error equation of a rotating inertial navigation system was introduced. The effect of the system's main error source (constant drift of gyro and zero bias of accelerometer) under rotating conditions for the system was analyzed. Validity of theoretical analysis was shown via simulation, and that provides a theoretical foundation for a rotating strap-down inertial navigation system during actual experimentation and application.

SELF-TUNING MEASUREMENT FUSION KALMAN FILTER WITH CORRELATED MEASUREMENT NOISES

For the multisensor system with correlated measurement noises and unknown noise statistics, based on the solution of the matrix equations for correlation function, the on-line estimators of the noise variances and cross-covariances is obtained. Further, a self-tuning weighted measurement fusion Kalman filter is presented, based on the Riccati equation. By the Dynamic Error System Analysis (DESA) method, it rigorously proved that the presented self-tuning weighted measurement fusion Kalman filter converges to the optimal weighted measurement fusion steady-state Kalman filter in a realization or with probability one, so that it has asymptotic global optimality. A simulation example for a target tracking system with 3-sensor shows that the presented self-tuning measurement fusion Kalman fuser converges to the optimal steady-state measurement fusion Kalman fuser.

The Orbital Error Analysis and Study of Space Vehicle Active Phase

In this paper we solve the three-dimensional coordinate that the satellite is relative to the geocentric coordinate under certain conditions, making use of the satellite orbit standard trajectory differential equations. By means of the method of tri-parametric equation fitting, we confirm the three-dimensional trajectory function of target flying object to geocentric coordinate in double satellites observation conditions, and analyze theoretical errors.

RESIDUAL A POSTERIORI ERROR ESTIMATE OF A NEW TWO-LEVEL METHOD FOR STEADY NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS

Residual-based a posteriori error estimate for conforming finite element solutions of incompressible Navier-Stokes equations, which is computed with a new two-level method that is different from Volker John, is derived. A posteriori error estimate contains additional terms in comparison to the estimate for the solution obtained by the standard finite element method. The importance of the additional terms in the error estimates is investigated by studying their asymptotic behavior. For optimal scaled meshes, these bounds are not of higher order than the convergence of discrete solution. The two-level method aims to solve the nonlinear problem on a coarse grid with less computational work, then to solve the linear problem on a fine grid, which is superior to the usual finite element method solving a similar nonlinear problem on the fine grid.

Some recent advances on vertex centered finite volume element methods for elliptic equations

In this paper, we report our recent advances on vertex centered finite volume element methods （FVEMs） for second order partial differential equations （PDEs）. We begin with a brief review on linear and quadratic finite volume schemes. Then we present our recent advances on finite volume schemes of arbitrary order. For each scheme, we first explain its construction and then perform its error analysis under both HI and L2 norms along with study of superconvergence properties.