Different types of dominance hierarchies reflect different social relationships in primates. In this study, we clarified the hierarchy and social relationships in a one-male unit of captive Rhinopithecus bieti observe...Different types of dominance hierarchies reflect different social relationships in primates. In this study, we clarified the hierarchy and social relationships in a one-male unit of captive Rhinopithecus bieti observed between August 1998 and March 1999. Mean frequency of agonistic behaviour among adult females was 0.13 interactions per hour. Adult females exhibited a linear hierarchy with a reversal of 10.9%, indicating an unstable relationship; therefore, R. bieti appears to be a relaxed/tolerant species. The lack of a relationship between the agonistic ratio of the adult male towards adult females and their ranks indicated that males did not show increased aggression towards low-ranking females. Differentiated female affiliative relationships were loosely formed in terms of the male, and to some extent influenced by female estrus, implying that relationships between the male and females is influenced by estrus and not rank alone. A positive correlation between the agonistic ratio of adult females and their ranks showed that the degree to which one female negatively impacted others decreased with reduction in rank. Similarly, a positive correlation between the agonistic ratio of females and differences in rank suggests that a female had fewer negative effects on closely ranked individuals than distantly ranked ones. These data indicate that rank may influence relationships between females. A steeper slope of regression between the agonistic ratio and inter-female rank differences indicated that the extent of the power difference in high-ranking females exerting negative effects on low-ranking ones was larger during the mating season than the birth season, suggesting that rank may influence the mating success of females.展开更多
Normal practice of financial management in the defense system is crucial for the performance of assigned tasks. Payment transactions in cash, in addition to non-cash payment system are very important if we take into a...Normal practice of financial management in the defense system is crucial for the performance of assigned tasks. Payment transactions in cash, in addition to non-cash payment system are very important if we take into account the specificity of the defense system. With limited financial resources optimization level of bookkeeping cash limit should provide continuous funding of units and institutions of the defense system. The aim of this paper is to show that using the method of analytic hierarchy process （AHP） we can help optimize the allocation of cash financial funds within the defense system.展开更多
Both necessary and sufficient maximum principles for optimal control of stochastic systemwith random jumps consisting of forward and backward state variables are proved.The control variableis allowed to enter both dif...Both necessary and sufficient maximum principles for optimal control of stochastic systemwith random jumps consisting of forward and backward state variables are proved.The control variableis allowed to enter both diffusion and jump coefficients.The result is applied to a mean-varianceportfolio selection mixed with a recursive utility functional optimization problem.Explicit expressionof the optimal portfolio selection strategy is obtained in the state feedback form.展开更多
基金Foundation items： This work was supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China （31160422, 30960084） the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation （2013M542379）, the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University （NCET-12- 1079）, and the Key Subject of Wildlife Conservation and Utilization in Yunnan Province. Acknowledgements： Special thanks to Prof. R.-J. ZOU at Kunming Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences for support Mr. Y.-Z. LU （animal keeper） for his assistance during data-collection and to three anonymous reviewers for valuable suggestions.
文摘Different types of dominance hierarchies reflect different social relationships in primates. In this study, we clarified the hierarchy and social relationships in a one-male unit of captive Rhinopithecus bieti observed between August 1998 and March 1999. Mean frequency of agonistic behaviour among adult females was 0.13 interactions per hour. Adult females exhibited a linear hierarchy with a reversal of 10.9%, indicating an unstable relationship; therefore, R. bieti appears to be a relaxed/tolerant species. The lack of a relationship between the agonistic ratio of the adult male towards adult females and their ranks indicated that males did not show increased aggression towards low-ranking females. Differentiated female affiliative relationships were loosely formed in terms of the male, and to some extent influenced by female estrus, implying that relationships between the male and females is influenced by estrus and not rank alone. A positive correlation between the agonistic ratio of adult females and their ranks showed that the degree to which one female negatively impacted others decreased with reduction in rank. Similarly, a positive correlation between the agonistic ratio of females and differences in rank suggests that a female had fewer negative effects on closely ranked individuals than distantly ranked ones. These data indicate that rank may influence relationships between females. A steeper slope of regression between the agonistic ratio and inter-female rank differences indicated that the extent of the power difference in high-ranking females exerting negative effects on low-ranking ones was larger during the mating season than the birth season, suggesting that rank may influence the mating success of females.
文摘Normal practice of financial management in the defense system is crucial for the performance of assigned tasks. Payment transactions in cash, in addition to non-cash payment system are very important if we take into account the specificity of the defense system. With limited financial resources optimization level of bookkeeping cash limit should provide continuous funding of units and institutions of the defense system. The aim of this paper is to show that using the method of analytic hierarchy process （AHP） we can help optimize the allocation of cash financial funds within the defense system.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) under Grant No.2007CB814904the National Natural Science Foundations of China under Grant Nos.10921101 and 10701050the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province under Grant Nos.JQ200801 and 2008BS01024
文摘Both necessary and sufficient maximum principles for optimal control of stochastic systemwith random jumps consisting of forward and backward state variables are proved.The control variableis allowed to enter both diffusion and jump coefficients.The result is applied to a mean-varianceportfolio selection mixed with a recursive utility functional optimization problem.Explicit expressionof the optimal portfolio selection strategy is obtained in the state feedback form.
