The electonic transition rates in low-energy ion-surface interaction were studied by emplaying tilted-foil and grazing incidence geometries, and the linear and circular polarizations of light emitted were observed, re...The electonic transition rates in low-energy ion-surface interaction were studied by emplaying tilted-foil and grazing incidence geometries, and the linear and circular polarizations of light emitted were observed, respectively. The theoretical understanding of the dynamics is still expected.展开更多
In this paper, we first consider a delay difference equation of neutral type of the form: Δ(y_n+py_(n-k))+q_ny_(n-)=0 for n∈Z^+(0) (1*) and give a different condition from that of Yu and Wang (Funkcial Ekvac, 1994,...In this paper, we first consider a delay difference equation of neutral type of the form: Δ(y_n+py_(n-k))+q_ny_(n-)=0 for n∈Z^+(0) (1*) and give a different condition from that of Yu and Wang (Funkcial Ekvac, 1994, 37(2): 241 248) to guarantee that every non-oscillatory solution of (1~*) with p=1 tends to zero as n→∞ Moreover, we consider a delay reaction-diffusion difference equation of neutral type of the form: Δ_1(u_(n,m)+pu_(n-k,m)+q_(n,m)u_(n-m)=a^2Δ_2~2u_(n+1,m-1) for (n,m)∈Z^+(0)×Ω. (2*) study various casks of p in the neutral term and obtain that if p≥-1 then every non-oscillatory solution of (2~*) tends uniformly in m∈Ω to zero as n→∞: if p=-1 then every solution of (2~*) oscillates and if p<-1 then every non-oscillatory solution of (2~*) goes uniformly in m∈Ω to infinity or minus infinity as n→∞ under some hypotheses.展开更多
文摘The electonic transition rates in low-energy ion-surface interaction were studied by emplaying tilted-foil and grazing incidence geometries, and the linear and circular polarizations of light emitted were observed, respectively. The theoretical understanding of the dynamics is still expected.
基金Research supported by Youth Science Foundation of Naval Aeronautical Engineering AcademyNational Natural Science Foundation of China (# 69974032).
文摘In this paper, we first consider a delay difference equation of neutral type of the form: Δ(y_n+py_(n-k))+q_ny_(n-)=0 for n∈Z^+(0) (1*) and give a different condition from that of Yu and Wang (Funkcial Ekvac, 1994, 37(2): 241 248) to guarantee that every non-oscillatory solution of (1~*) with p=1 tends to zero as n→∞ Moreover, we consider a delay reaction-diffusion difference equation of neutral type of the form: Δ_1(u_(n,m)+pu_(n-k,m)+q_(n,m)u_(n-m)=a^2Δ_2~2u_(n+1,m-1) for (n,m)∈Z^+(0)×Ω. (2*) study various casks of p in the neutral term and obtain that if p≥-1 then every non-oscillatory solution of (2~*) tends uniformly in m∈Ω to zero as n→∞: if p=-1 then every solution of (2~*) oscillates and if p<-1 then every non-oscillatory solution of (2~*) goes uniformly in m∈Ω to infinity or minus infinity as n→∞ under some hypotheses.
