Soft set theory has a rich potential application in several fields. A soft group is a parameterized family of subgroups and a fuzzy soft group is a parameterized family of fuzzy subgroups. The concept of fuzzy soft gr...Soft set theory has a rich potential application in several fields. A soft group is a parameterized family of subgroups and a fuzzy soft group is a parameterized family of fuzzy subgroups. The concept of fuzzy soft group is the generalization of soft group. Abdulkadir Aygunoglu and Halis Aygun introduced the notion of fuzzy soft groups in 2009[1]. In this paper, the concept of lattice ordered fuzzy soft groups and its duality has been introduced. Then distributive and modular lattice ordered fuzzy soft groups are analysed. The objective of this paper is to study the lattice theory over the collection of fuzzy soft group in a parametric manner. Some pertinent properties have been analysed and hence established duality principle.展开更多
Lattice implication algebras is an algebraic structure which is established by combining lattice and implication algebras. In this paper,the relationship between lattice implication algebras and MV algebra was discuss...Lattice implication algebras is an algebraic structure which is established by combining lattice and implication algebras. In this paper,the relationship between lattice implication algebras and MV algebra was discussed,and then proved that both of the categorys of the two algebras are categorical equivalence. Finally,the infinitely distributivity in lattice implication algebras were proved.展开更多
This article provides an overview of some recent results and ideas relatedto the study of finite groups depending on the restrictions on some systems of theirsections.In particular,we discuss some properties of the la...This article provides an overview of some recent results and ideas relatedto the study of finite groups depending on the restrictions on some systems of theirsections.In particular,we discuss some properties of the lattice of all subgroups ofa finite group related with conditions of permutability and generalized subnormality for subgroups.The paper contains more than 30 open problems which were posed,atdifferent times,by some mathematicians working in the discussed direction.展开更多
Using the lattice-Boltzmann computational approach in conjunction with the Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) model, several turbulent flows and the transport and deposition of particles in different passages we...Using the lattice-Boltzmann computational approach in conjunction with the Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) model, several turbulent flows and the transport and deposition of particles in different passages were studied. The new lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) solved the RANS equations coupled with the standard and renormalization group k-E turbulence models. In particular, the LBM formulation was augmented by the addition of two transport equations for the probability distribution function of populations of k and 8. The discrete random walk model was used to generate the instanta- neous turbulence fluctuations. For turbulent channel flows, the analytical fits to the root mean-square velocity fluctuations obtained by the direct numerical simulation of the turbulent flow were used in the analysis. Attention was given to the proper evaluation of the wall normal turbulent velocity fluctuations particularly near the wall. The simulation results were compared with the available numerical simulation and experimental data. The new LBM-RANS model is shown to provide a reasonably accurate description of turbulent flows and particle transport and deposition at modest computational cost.展开更多
To date, a number of two-dimensional (2D) topological insulators (TIs) have been realized in Group 14 elemental honeycomb lattices, but all are inversionsymmetric. Here, based on first-principles calculations, we ...To date, a number of two-dimensional (2D) topological insulators (TIs) have been realized in Group 14 elemental honeycomb lattices, but all are inversionsymmetric. Here, based on first-principles calculations, we predict a new family of 2D inversion-asymmetric TIs with sizeable bulk gaps from 105 meV to 284 meV, in X2-GeSn (X = H, F, Cl, Br, I) monolayers, making them in principle suitable for room-temperature applications. The nontrivial topological characteristics of inverted band orders are identified in pristine X2-GeSn with X = (F, Cl, Br, I), whereas H2-GeSn undergoes a nontrivial band inversion at 8% lattice expansion. Topologically protected edge states are identified in X2-GeSn with X = (F, Cl, Br, I), as well as in strained H2-GeSn. More importantly, the edges of these systems, which exhibit single-Dirac-cone characteristics located exactly in the middle of their bulk band gaps, are ideal for dissipationless transport. Thus, Group 14 elemental honeycomb lattices provide a fascinating playground for the manipulation of quantum states.展开更多
文摘Soft set theory has a rich potential application in several fields. A soft group is a parameterized family of subgroups and a fuzzy soft group is a parameterized family of fuzzy subgroups. The concept of fuzzy soft group is the generalization of soft group. Abdulkadir Aygunoglu and Halis Aygun introduced the notion of fuzzy soft groups in 2009[1]. In this paper, the concept of lattice ordered fuzzy soft groups and its duality has been introduced. Then distributive and modular lattice ordered fuzzy soft groups are analysed. The objective of this paper is to study the lattice theory over the collection of fuzzy soft group in a parametric manner. Some pertinent properties have been analysed and hence established duality principle.
文摘Lattice implication algebras is an algebraic structure which is established by combining lattice and implication algebras. In this paper,the relationship between lattice implication algebras and MV algebra was discussed,and then proved that both of the categorys of the two algebras are categorical equivalence. Finally,the infinitely distributivity in lattice implication algebras were proved.
文摘This article provides an overview of some recent results and ideas relatedto the study of finite groups depending on the restrictions on some systems of theirsections.In particular,we discuss some properties of the lattice of all subgroups ofa finite group related with conditions of permutability and generalized subnormality for subgroups.The paper contains more than 30 open problems which were posed,atdifferent times,by some mathematicians working in the discussed direction.
文摘Using the lattice-Boltzmann computational approach in conjunction with the Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) model, several turbulent flows and the transport and deposition of particles in different passages were studied. The new lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) solved the RANS equations coupled with the standard and renormalization group k-E turbulence models. In particular, the LBM formulation was augmented by the addition of two transport equations for the probability distribution function of populations of k and 8. The discrete random walk model was used to generate the instanta- neous turbulence fluctuations. For turbulent channel flows, the analytical fits to the root mean-square velocity fluctuations obtained by the direct numerical simulation of the turbulent flow were used in the analysis. Attention was given to the proper evaluation of the wall normal turbulent velocity fluctuations particularly near the wall. The simulation results were compared with the available numerical simulation and experimental data. The new LBM-RANS model is shown to provide a reasonably accurate description of turbulent flows and particle transport and deposition at modest computational cost.
文摘To date, a number of two-dimensional (2D) topological insulators (TIs) have been realized in Group 14 elemental honeycomb lattices, but all are inversionsymmetric. Here, based on first-principles calculations, we predict a new family of 2D inversion-asymmetric TIs with sizeable bulk gaps from 105 meV to 284 meV, in X2-GeSn (X = H, F, Cl, Br, I) monolayers, making them in principle suitable for room-temperature applications. The nontrivial topological characteristics of inverted band orders are identified in pristine X2-GeSn with X = (F, Cl, Br, I), whereas H2-GeSn undergoes a nontrivial band inversion at 8% lattice expansion. Topologically protected edge states are identified in X2-GeSn with X = (F, Cl, Br, I), as well as in strained H2-GeSn. More importantly, the edges of these systems, which exhibit single-Dirac-cone characteristics located exactly in the middle of their bulk band gaps, are ideal for dissipationless transport. Thus, Group 14 elemental honeycomb lattices provide a fascinating playground for the manipulation of quantum states.