In this paper, we consider the iterated equationλ1f(x) + λ2f2(x)=F(x)where f2(x)= f(f(x)), F (x) denotes known function and f(x) denotes the unknown function. There are given conditions for the existence, uniqueness...In this paper, we consider the iterated equationλ1f(x) + λ2f2(x)=F(x)where f2(x)= f(f(x)), F (x) denotes known function and f(x) denotes the unknown function. There are given conditions for the existence, uniqueness and stability of C'-solutions ofthe iterated equation (*) and also there is a proved theorem for the continuous dependence of Cr-solutions of iterated equation (*) on the given function.展开更多
A facile ammonium-dichromate solution immersion method was introduced to synthesize the copperwettable Cr3C2 coating on and inside the carbon-carbon （C/C） preform. The formation mechanism and the microstructures of ...A facile ammonium-dichromate solution immersion method was introduced to synthesize the copperwettable Cr3C2 coating on and inside the carbon-carbon （C/C） preform. The formation mechanism and the microstructures of the Cr3C2 coatings were studied. The contact angle between molten copper and the C/C decreased from 140°to 60°, demonstrating the significant improvement in the wettability. The Cr3C2- coated C/C-Cu composite with only 4.2% porosity and 3.69 gcm^-3 density was manufactured through copper infiltration. As a result, the thermal and electrical conductivity of the modified C/C-Cu increased significantly due to the infiltrated copper. Also the mechanical properties of the composites including both the flexural and compressive strengths were enhanced by over 100%. The modified C/C-Cu composite exhibited lower friction coefficients and wear rates for different load levels than those of the commercial C/Cu composite. These results demonstrate the potential of the modified C/C-Cu material for use in electrical contacts.展开更多
文摘In this paper, we consider the iterated equationλ1f(x) + λ2f2(x)=F(x)where f2(x)= f(f(x)), F (x) denotes known function and f(x) denotes the unknown function. There are given conditions for the existence, uniqueness and stability of C'-solutions ofthe iterated equation (*) and also there is a proved theorem for the continuous dependence of Cr-solutions of iterated equation (*) on the given function.
基金the financial support from of the National Basic Research Program of China (Nos. 2012CB619600 and 2011CB012803)
文摘A facile ammonium-dichromate solution immersion method was introduced to synthesize the copperwettable Cr3C2 coating on and inside the carbon-carbon （C/C） preform. The formation mechanism and the microstructures of the Cr3C2 coatings were studied. The contact angle between molten copper and the C/C decreased from 140°to 60°, demonstrating the significant improvement in the wettability. The Cr3C2- coated C/C-Cu composite with only 4.2% porosity and 3.69 gcm^-3 density was manufactured through copper infiltration. As a result, the thermal and electrical conductivity of the modified C/C-Cu increased significantly due to the infiltrated copper. Also the mechanical properties of the composites including both the flexural and compressive strengths were enhanced by over 100%. The modified C/C-Cu composite exhibited lower friction coefficients and wear rates for different load levels than those of the commercial C/Cu composite. These results demonstrate the potential of the modified C/C-Cu material for use in electrical contacts.
