New Approaches of Theoretical Astrophysics for Application to Some Astronomical Objects: I. An Application of Non-Classical Equation Mathematical Physics to the Magneto-Hydrodynamic Equilibrium (in Case of Mixed Magnetic Field) of Magnetic Stars

In this paper, we consider the application of the equation of non-classical mathematical physics to magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium (in the case of a mixed magnetic field) for magnetic stars. First, we give the necessary concepts about the equation of non-classical mathematical physics and the possibility of their applicability to astrophysical problems. The conditions of magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium are determinate, and self-consistence provides the means to derive the corresponding partial differential equations describing this equilibrium in a magnetosphere magnetic star. Namely, this process is to the non-classical equations of mathematical physics in cases of types. Keldysh-Tricomi, a common case equation of non-classical type, is at first introduced by the author. Using the two main physical efficiencies of MHD. A mathematical model of a poloidal-toroidal mixed magnetic field for magnetic stars is constructed, and this model is classified with respect to degenerating case equations. According to Hopf’s theorem, Maxwell’s equation and the magnetic force balance equation constructed equilibrium conditions of the poloidal-toroidal of the magnetic field for a magnetic star. At the same time, the taken example, which is the self-consistency of this model by observation dates, is investigated. At first, in an application, the method of straight lines for recurrent formulas of calculation of magnetic flux and stream functions is used. The physical means, the corresponding singular point of the sonic line, cutoff, and resonance phenomena are considered. In this case, a general solution equation is found, which is interpreted by this phenomenon as a cutoff, resonance. Finally, this obtained solution gives the conditions of magneto-hydrodynamic equilibrium on the magnetosphere of magnetic stars. Methodology and obtained equations are new approaches that are at first considered.

EQUATION OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND OTHER AREAS OF APPLICATION: A CLASSICAL INTEGRABLE SYSTEM AND THE INVOLUTIVE REPRESENTATION OF SOLUTIONS OF THE HIGHER ORDER KAUP-NEWELL EQUATION

Under the constrained condition induced by the eigenfunction expresson of the potential (u, v)T = (-[A2q, q], [A2p, p])T = f (q, p), the spatial part of the Lax pair of the Kaup-Newell equation is non linearized to be a completely integrable system (R2N, Adp AND dq, H = H-1) with the Hamiltonian H-1 = -[A3q, p]-1/2[A2p, p][A2q, q]. while the nonlinearization of the time part leads to its N-involutive system {H(m)}. The involutive solution of the compatible fsystem (H-1), (H(m)) is mapped by into the solution of the higher order Kaup-Newell equation.

Hidden Properties of Mathematical Physics Equations. Double Solutions. The Realization of Integrable Structures. Emergence of Physical Structures and Observable Formations

With the help of skew-symmetric differential forms the hidden properties of the mathematical physics equations are revealed. It is shown that the equations of mathematical physics can describe the emergence of various structures and formations such as waves, vortices, turbulent pulsations and others. Such properties of the mathematical physics equations, which are hidden (they appear only in the process of solving these equations), depend on the consistency of derivatives in partial differential equations and on the consistency of equations, if the equations of mathematical physics are a set of equations. This is due to the integrability of mathematical physics equations. It is shown that the equations of mathematical physics can have double solutions, namely, the solutions on the original coordinate space and the solutions on integrable structures that are realized discretely (due to any degrees of freedom). The transition from the solutions of the first type to one of the second type describes discrete transitions and the processes of origin of various structures and observable formations. Only mathematical physics equations, on what no additional conditions such as the integrability conditions are imposed, can possess such properties. The results of the present paper were obtained with the help of skew-symmetric differential forms.

MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL MODELING OF INTERFACIALPHENOMENA IN CONTINOUS CASTING MOULD WITH ARGONINJECTION THROUGH SUBMERGED ENTRV NOZZLE

The study on the fluid flow, meniscus oscillation, slag entrapment in continuous casting mould was conducted mathematically and experimentally. The results show that the injection of argon into submerged nozzle enhances the meniscus oscillation, thus increases the probability of slag entrapment, and the critical argon blowing flow rate, which will give rise to slag entrapment, is around 10l/min. The trajectory of bubble is affected by the bubble diameter and the molten steel flow, and the bubble diameter is dominant. The bubble with diameter 1.4mm floats fastest with 0.47m/s terminal velocity.

ACCELERATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

This article discusses the important role of mathematical and physical sciences in, and their influence on, the development of natural science and modern technology, as well as social science and the humanities. On the basis of the present situation in China, it calls for accelerating the development of the mathematical and physical sciences.

The Principle of Differentiation into Physical and Mathematical Theories

The article formulates the main principle of physics, which underlies this science. This principle has been called by the author of this article the Principle of differentiation into physical and mathematical theories. The article gives examples of the application of this principle in quantum mechanics and cosmology. A more detailed proof of the principle of equivalence of the electromagnetic field and the field of strong interaction to a free material particle is given. This principle, formulated in the article “Electrodynamics in Curvilinear Coordinates and the Equation of a Geodesic Line”, revealed the nature of the mass of elementary particles and became the basis for the formulation of the Principle of differentiation into physical and mathematical theories.

Three-Dimensional Analytical Formula for Oblique and Off-Axis Gaussian Beams Propagating through a Cat-Eye Optical Lens

Based on the Collins formula in a cylindrical coordinate system and the method of introducing a hard aperture function into a finite sum of complex Gaussian functions, an approximate three-dimensional analytical formula for oblique and off-axis Gaussian beams propagating through a cat-eye optical lens is derived. Numerical results show that a reasonable choice of the obliquity factor would result in a better focus beam with a higher central intensity at the return place than that without obliquity, whereas the previous conclusion based on geometry optics is that the highest central intensity could be obtained when there is no obliquity.

Thin Film Flow of a Second Grade Fluid over a Stretching/Shrinking Sheet with Variable Temperature-Dependent Viscosity

Effects of variable viscosity on the flow and heat transfer in a thin film on a horizontal porous stretching sheet are analyzed. The steady boundary layer equations for momentum and thermal energy are simplified by using similarity transformations. The resulted and coupled nonlinear differential equations are solved by Homotopy analysis method. The results are presented graphically to interpret various physical parameters appearing in the problem.

Slip Magnetohydrodynamic Viscous Flow over a Permeable Shrinking Sheet

The magnetohydrodynamic （MHD） flow under slip conditions over a shrinking sheet is solved analytically. The solution is given in a closed form equation and is an exact solution of the full governing Navier-Stokes equations. Interesting solution behavior ＆ observed with multiple solution branches for certain parameter domain. The effects of the mass transfer, slip, and magnetic parameters are discussed.

A Simple and Accurate Method for Calculating the Gaussian Beam Expansion Coefficients

The calculation of the diffraction field radiated from the ultrasonic transducer can be simplified by using the Gaussian beam expansion technique. The key problem of this technique is how to determine the coefficients of Gaussian functions. We present a simple and accurate optimization method to calculate the Gaussian beam expansion coefficients, Half of the coefficients are obtained by solving linear equations. The other half are derived from the Fourier series expansion. Wave field simulation results demonstrate the validity of the new method.

Stretching a Curved Surface in a Viscous Fluid

This work is concerned with the viscous flow due to a curved stretching sheet. The similarity solution of the problem is obtained numerically by a shooting method using the Runge-Kutta algorithm. The physical quantities of interest like the fluid velocity and skin friction coefficient are obtained and discussed under the influence of dimensionless curvature. It is evident from the results that dimensionless curvature causes an increase in boundary layer thickness and a decrease in the skin friction coefficient.

Mechanism Responsible for the Complete Suppression of Kármán Vortex in Flows Past a Wavy Square-Section Cylinder

The Kármán vortex shedding is totally suppressed in flows past a wavy square-section cylinder at a Reynolds number of 100 and the wave steepness of 0.025. Such a phenomenon is illuminated by the numerical simulations. In the present study, the mechanism responsible for it is mainly attributed to the vertical vorticity. The geometric disturbance on the rear surface leads to the appearance of spanwise flow near the base. The specific vertical vorticity is generated on the rear surface and convecting into the near wake. The wake flow is recirculated with the appearance of the pair of recirculating cells. The interaction between the upper and lower shear layers is weakened by such cells, so that the vortex rolls could not be formed and the near wake flow becomes stable.

Analysis of High Codimensional Bifurcation and Chaos for the Quad Bundle Conductor＇s Galloping

A two-degree-of-freedom model of iced, electrical quad bundle conductor is developed to comprehensively describe the different galloping behaviors observed. By applying centre manifold and invertible linear transformation, the co-dimension-2 bifurcation is analyzed. The relationships of parameters between this system and the original system are obtained to analyze and to control the galloping of the quad iced bundle conductor. The space trajectory, Lyapunov exponent and Lyapunov dimension are investigated via numerical simulation to present a rigorous proof of existence of chaos.

Analysis of Hysteretic Strongly Nonlinearity for Quad Iced Bundle Conductors

A new hysteretic nonlinear model of quad iced bundle conductors is constructed. The bifurcation equation is obtained by applying the undetermined fundamental frequency method of the complex normal form. The transition set and bifurcation diagrams for the singularity are presented. Then the corresponding relations between the unfolding parameters and the system parameters are given, and the sensitivity parameters and its range of values are obtained to analyze and to control the galloping of the quad iced bundle conductor.

Ground State Eigenfunction of Spheroidal Wave Functions

We study the spin-weighted spheroidal wave functions in the case of s = m = 0. Their eigenvalue problem is investigated by the perturbation method in supersymmetric quantum mechanics. In the first three terms of parameter a = a^2 w^2, the ground eigenvalue and eigenfunction are obtained. The obtained ground eigenfunction is elegantly in dosed forms. These results are new and very useful for the application of the spheroidal wave functions.

Local Heating Effect of Flow Past a Circular Cylinder

Heating effects of air flows past a two-dimensional circular cylinder at low Reynolds numbers and low Mach numbers are investigated by numerical simulation. The cylinder wall is heated partially rather than heated on the whole surface as with previous researches. The heating effects are completely different for various heating locations on the cylinder surface. Heating either windward or leeward side stabilizes the flow and reduces or completely suppresses vortex shedding from the cylinder at supercritical Reynolds numbers, which is consistent with previous results of heating on the whole surface of the cylinder. However, as the lateral sides of the cylinder （perpendicular to the stream-wise direction） are heated, an adverse effect is found for the first time in that the flow is destabilized and vortex shedding can be excited at subcritical Reynolds numbers. As the lateral sides of the cylinder are cooled, the flow is stabilized.

Relation between Characteristic Function of Density Operator and Tomogram

In terms of the intermediate coordinate-momentum representation （Chin. Phys. Lett. 18 （2001） 850） and using the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators, we put the tomography theory into operator version. We reveal the new relation between the tomogram and the characteristic function of the density operator. The new expansion of the density operator in terms of the intermediate coordinate-momentum representation is also obtained.

Fuzzy Modeling and Impulsive Control of a Memristor-Based Chaotic System

We mainly investigate the issues of fuzzy modeling and impulsive control of a memristor-based chaotic system and present a memristor-based chaotic system as the Takagi-Sugeno model-based fuzzy system. Then, based on the impulsive control theory of dynamical systems, a criterion ensuring impulsive stabilization of the memristorbased chaotic system is derived for the first time. An illustrative example is given to verify the effectiveness of the control scheme.

Structural Equation and Mei Conserved Quantity of Mei Symmetry for Appell Equations with Redundant Coordinates

Structural equations and Mei conserved quantity of Mei symmetry for Appell equations in a holonomic system with redundant coordinates are studied. Some aspects, including the differential equations of motion, the definition and the criterion of Mei symmetry, the form of structural equations and Mei conserved quantity of Mei symmetry of Appell equations for a holonomic system with redundant coordinates, are also investigated. Finally, an example is given to illustrate the application of the results.

Special Lie-Mei Symmetry and Conserved Quantities of Appell Equations Expressed by Appell Function

Special Lie-Mei symmetry and conserved quantities for Appell equations expressed by Appell functions in a holonomic mechanical system are investigated. On the basis of the Appell equation in a holonomic system, the definition and the criterion of special Lie-Mei symmetry of Appell equations expressed by Appell functions are given. The expressions of the determining equation of special Lie-Mei symmetry of Appell equations expressed by Appell functions, Hojman conserved quantity and Mei conserved quantity deduced from special Lie-Mei symmetry in a holonomic mechanical system are gained. An example is given to illustrate the application of the results.