Fix n electrons on the disk ｜z｜≤R. They generate a static electric field. Let a be an electron located in the disk ｜z｜≤R sin π/n. It shows that the closed disk with center a and radius R contains at least one s...Fix n electrons on the disk ｜z｜≤R. They generate a static electric field. Let a be an electron located in the disk ｜z｜≤R sin π/n. It shows that the closed disk with center a and radius R contains at least one static equilibrium point.展开更多
A geometrical theorem for the static equilibrium of a common-point-force system has been proven by means of virtual-work principle: The equilibrium point of a common-point force system has a minimal weighted distance ...A geometrical theorem for the static equilibrium of a common-point-force system has been proven by means of virtual-work principle: The equilibrium point of a common-point force system has a minimal weighted distance summation to every fixed point arbitrarily given on each force line with a weighing factor proportional to corresponding force value. Especially the mechanical simulating technique for its inverse problem has been realized by means of pulley block. The conclusions for the inverse problem derived from mechanic method are in accordance with that given by the pure mathematical method, and the self-consistence of the theorem and its inverse problem has been demonstrated. Some application examples in engineering, economy and mathematics have been discussed, especially the possible application in the research of molecular structure, has also been predicted.展开更多
文摘Fix n electrons on the disk ｜z｜≤R. They generate a static electric field. Let a be an electron located in the disk ｜z｜≤R sin π/n. It shows that the closed disk with center a and radius R contains at least one static equilibrium point.
文摘A geometrical theorem for the static equilibrium of a common-point-force system has been proven by means of virtual-work principle: The equilibrium point of a common-point force system has a minimal weighted distance summation to every fixed point arbitrarily given on each force line with a weighing factor proportional to corresponding force value. Especially the mechanical simulating technique for its inverse problem has been realized by means of pulley block. The conclusions for the inverse problem derived from mechanic method are in accordance with that given by the pure mathematical method, and the self-consistence of the theorem and its inverse problem has been demonstrated. Some application examples in engineering, economy and mathematics have been discussed, especially the possible application in the research of molecular structure, has also been predicted.
