2007 No. 3
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2007, (3): 1-10.
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This paper discussed a kind of singularly perturbed ODE with boundary value. The upper and lower solutions defined in Nagumo Theorem by means of Vasil’eva’s boundary layer function method were contructed. Actually, it is of great universality and easy to use. After the construction, the existence of the solution of this singularly perturbed problem and estimation of the remainder terms with differential estimation of inequalities was proved.
This paper discussed a kind of singularly perturbed ODE with boundary value. The upper and lower solutions defined in Nagumo Theorem by means of Vasil’eva’s boundary layer function method were contructed. Actually, it is of great universality and easy to use. After the construction, the existence of the solution of this singularly perturbed problem and estimation of the remainder terms with differential estimation of inequalities was proved.
2007, (3): 11-15.
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This paper introduced several properties of α-β generalized inverse, then used these properties to discuss the algebraic perturbation theory for the α-β generalized inverse in three kinds. The expression of the algebraic perturbation of α-β generalized inverse were presented.This paper introduced several properties of α-β generalized inverse, then used these properties to discuss the algebraic perturbation theory for the α-β generalized inverse in three kinds. The expression of the algebraic perturbation of α-β generalized inverse were presented.
This paper introduced several properties of α-β generalized inverse, then used these properties to discuss the algebraic perturbation theory for the α-β generalized inverse in three kinds. The expression of the algebraic perturbation of α-β generalized inverse were presented.This paper introduced several properties of α-β generalized inverse, then used these properties to discuss the algebraic perturbation theory for the α-β generalized inverse in three kinds. The expression of the algebraic perturbation of α-β generalized inverse were presented.
2007, (3): 16-22.
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Using symmetry group methods, this paper studied the invariant groups admitted by Gauss curvature equation on jet bundle R3. Invariant groups, infinitesimal generators of the corresponding invariant groups and some group-invariant solutions were found. Results about some surfaces which have constant Gauss curvature were given.
Using symmetry group methods, this paper studied the invariant groups admitted by Gauss curvature equation on jet bundle R3. Invariant groups, infinitesimal generators of the corresponding invariant groups and some group-invariant solutions were found. Results about some surfaces which have constant Gauss curvature were given.
2007, (3): 23-30.
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A nonlinear stability theorem was established for three-dimensional quasi-geostrophic motions in spherical geometry by establishing an optimal Poincaré inequality. The inequality was derived by variational principle. The result was shown better than the known results. Moreover, explicit upper bounds for the disturbance energy, the disturbance potential enstrophy, and the disturbance boundary energy on the rigid lids were also established.
A nonlinear stability theorem was established for three-dimensional quasi-geostrophic motions in spherical geometry by establishing an optimal Poincaré inequality. The inequality was derived by variational principle. The result was shown better than the known results. Moreover, explicit upper bounds for the disturbance energy, the disturbance potential enstrophy, and the disturbance boundary energy on the rigid lids were also established.
2007, (3): 31-38.
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This paper extended the method of perturbing cone-valued Lyapunov functions for a system of difference equations. Some properties of $(h_0,h)$-stability and $(h_0,h)$-asymptotical stability were discussed under much weaker assumptions.
This paper extended the method of perturbing cone-valued Lyapunov functions for a system of difference equations. Some properties of $(h_0,h)$-stability and $(h_0,h)$-asymptotical stability were discussed under much weaker assumptions.
2007, (3): 39-48.
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This paper considered the oscillatory behavior of solutions of a second-order impulsive ordinary differential equation by using impulsive differential inequalities established by Lakshmikantham et al. Sufficient conditions were obtained for all solutions of this type of equations to be oscillatory, illustrating that impulses play an important role in giving rise to the oscillation of equations. In particular, our work generalizes some known results. Finally, an example was presented to explain the key role of impulses in generating oscillatory.
This paper considered the oscillatory behavior of solutions of a second-order impulsive ordinary differential equation by using impulsive differential inequalities established by Lakshmikantham et al. Sufficient conditions were obtained for all solutions of this type of equations to be oscillatory, illustrating that impulses play an important role in giving rise to the oscillation of equations. In particular, our work generalizes some known results. Finally, an example was presented to explain the key role of impulses in generating oscillatory.
2007, (3): 49-57.
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The purpose of this paper was to prove some strong and weak convergence theorems of the modified implicit iteration sequence to a common fixed point for a finite family of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings in Banach spaces. The results presented here improve many recent works.
The purpose of this paper was to prove some strong and weak convergence theorems of the modified implicit iteration sequence to a common fixed point for a finite family of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings in Banach spaces. The results presented here improve many recent works.
2007, (3): 58-61.
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Let {φm} m=1M be not all zeros vectors of CN. This paper introduced an algorithm to construct a tight finite frame by adding N-d1vectors to{φm} m=1M, where d1 is determined by {φm} m=1M.
Let {φm} m=1M be not all zeros vectors of CN. This paper introduced an algorithm to construct a tight finite frame by adding N-d1vectors to{φm} m=1M, where d1 is determined by {φm} m=1M.
2007, (3): 62-66.
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Using surgical operations on graphs and induction method, this paper proved that the crossing number of the circular graph C(3m,m) is m.
Using surgical operations on graphs and induction method, this paper proved that the crossing number of the circular graph C(3m,m) is m.
2007, (3): 67-74.
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This paper showed the types of graphs with the largest spectral radius and the second largest spectral radius among all the graphs with k cut edges respectively.
This paper showed the types of graphs with the largest spectral radius and the second largest spectral radius among all the graphs with k cut edges respectively.
2007, (3): 75-81.
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This paper discussed the spectral radius of trees with fixed number of vertices and fixed maximal degree,\ and gave the upper bound and lower bound of the spectral radius of those trees respectively. Furthermore, the minimal spectral radius were obtained at trees $T’_\Delta, T_\Delta $ and $T_\Delta^*$.
This paper discussed the spectral radius of trees with fixed number of vertices and fixed maximal degree,\ and gave the upper bound and lower bound of the spectral radius of those trees respectively. Furthermore, the minimal spectral radius were obtained at trees $T’_\Delta, T_\Delta $ and $T_\Delta^*$.
2007, (3): 82-88.
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A new protocol of network data transmission (i.e. input and output data are packed before transmission) was adopted. Under this protocol, the design of the predictive controller and stability analysis of the networked system were studied. It was proved that the design of the observer and the state feedback controller of the augmented system satisfied separation principle. The responding controller was given in terms of LMIs. A numerical example was provided to show the effectiveness of the method
A new protocol of network data transmission (i.e. input and output data are packed before transmission) was adopted. Under this protocol, the design of the predictive controller and stability analysis of the networked system were studied. It was proved that the design of the observer and the state feedback controller of the augmented system satisfied separation principle. The responding controller was given in terms of LMIs. A numerical example was provided to show the effectiveness of the method
2007, (3): 89-92.
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2007, (3): 93-99.
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This paper proposed a novel cooperative evolutionary algorithm based on simulated annealing algorithm(SA)and particle swarm optimization(PSO). This new method utilizes the global convergence property of SA and the facility of realization of PSO, and attains an optimal solution by means of the information exchanges of these two kinds of algorithms. Results of experiments showed that the proposed algorithm performs better in convergence speed and precision of solutions than GA,PSO and SA.
This paper proposed a novel cooperative evolutionary algorithm based on simulated annealing algorithm(SA)and particle swarm optimization(PSO). This new method utilizes the global convergence property of SA and the facility of realization of PSO, and attains an optimal solution by means of the information exchanges of these two kinds of algorithms. Results of experiments showed that the proposed algorithm performs better in convergence speed and precision of solutions than GA,PSO and SA.
2007, (3): 100-106.
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An algorithm was proposed to realize image segmentation with subpixel image based on Niblack and Otsu algorithms. Experimental results showed that the proposed algorithm can keep the characters′ topological structure, and yield smooth edge effectively. Compared with the original image segmentation, this proposed method is more efficient.
An algorithm was proposed to realize image segmentation with subpixel image based on Niblack and Otsu algorithms. Experimental results showed that the proposed algorithm can keep the characters′ topological structure, and yield smooth edge effectively. Compared with the original image segmentation, this proposed method is more efficient.
2007, (3): 107-113.
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Experiments were performed to research the electrooptical characteristics of holographic polymer dispersed liquid crystal (HPDLC) at 1 550 nm. Results showed that the frequency and amplitude of the applied field impact thediffraction efficiency and transmission efficiency of HPDLC greatly. The theory of dielectric matters was used to explain the relationship between the applied field frequency and the dielectric constant and how it influences the effect of electrooptical modulation of the HPDLC. It was proved that the HPDLC devices are potentially useful for Erbium doped fiber amplifiers as a tunable gain equalizer.
Experiments were performed to research the electrooptical characteristics of holographic polymer dispersed liquid crystal (HPDLC) at 1 550 nm. Results showed that the frequency and amplitude of the applied field impact thediffraction efficiency and transmission efficiency of HPDLC greatly. The theory of dielectric matters was used to explain the relationship between the applied field frequency and the dielectric constant and how it influences the effect of electrooptical modulation of the HPDLC. It was proved that the HPDLC devices are potentially useful for Erbium doped fiber amplifiers as a tunable gain equalizer.
2007, (3): 114-118.
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Ab initio MRD-CI calculations were carried out for the low lying states of CN. The potential curves for the X2Σ+ ground state and A2Π+ excited state were determined. The bond lengths of the two states were found to be in good agreement with the experimental results. The spectroscopic constants of the two states were obtained by solving the Schodinger equation with the obtained potential energy. And the rotational constants′ first three digits are found significant after comparing with the experimental values.
Ab initio MRD-CI calculations were carried out for the low lying states of CN. The potential curves for the X2Σ+ ground state and A2Π+ excited state were determined. The bond lengths of the two states were found to be in good agreement with the experimental results. The spectroscopic constants of the two states were obtained by solving the Schodinger equation with the obtained potential energy. And the rotational constants′ first three digits are found significant after comparing with the experimental values.
2007, (3): 119-126.
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Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) films electrodes were fabricated by low pressure and low temperature thermal chemical vapor deposition (CVD) for capacitive deionization (CDI) application. The CNTs films were mainly composed of mesopores (2~50 nm) and a small portion of macropores (50 nm). The pore size distribution was optimal for CDI application. The CDI capacity was also dependent on working parameters: Higher ions removal is achieved with higher applied voltage and an optimal flow rate. The CDI capacity is dependent on ions properties: monovalent ions with smaller hydrated radii are preferentially removed from water.
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) films electrodes were fabricated by low pressure and low temperature thermal chemical vapor deposition (CVD) for capacitive deionization (CDI) application. The CNTs films were mainly composed of mesopores (2~50 nm) and a small portion of macropores (50 nm). The pore size distribution was optimal for CDI application. The CDI capacity was also dependent on working parameters: Higher ions removal is achieved with higher applied voltage and an optimal flow rate. The CDI capacity is dependent on ions properties: monovalent ions with smaller hydrated radii are preferentially removed from water.
2007, (3): 127-134.
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CompositesSulfonated Polyphenylacetylene/Multiwalled Carbon Nanotube(SPPA/MWNT)were prepared by mixing SPPA with MWNT under ultrasonic bath. The composites were studied using Fourprobe, X-Ray photoelectron Spectroscope, UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometer, X-Ray diffraction, Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM) ,etc. The results show strong interactions between MWNT and SPPA as well as a behavior of Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) of resistance. The phenomenon of the low percolation threshold and twice obvious increases of electrical conductivity were also found in the composites. It is assumed that SPPA with higher electrical conductivity due to charge transfer between SPPA and MWNT,which were affected by interaction, contacts with each other. Thus it forms conductive networks in the composites.
CompositesSulfonated Polyphenylacetylene/Multiwalled Carbon Nanotube(SPPA/MWNT)were prepared by mixing SPPA with MWNT under ultrasonic bath. The composites were studied using Fourprobe, X-Ray photoelectron Spectroscope, UV-Vis-NIR spectrophotometer, X-Ray diffraction, Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM) ,etc. The results show strong interactions between MWNT and SPPA as well as a behavior of Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC) of resistance. The phenomenon of the low percolation threshold and twice obvious increases of electrical conductivity were also found in the composites. It is assumed that SPPA with higher electrical conductivity due to charge transfer between SPPA and MWNT,which were affected by interaction, contacts with each other. Thus it forms conductive networks in the composites.
2007, (3): 135-140.
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ZnO nanowires with excellent properties were synthesized by twostep method. Photoluminescence (PL) measurements showed that the ZnO nanowireshave stronger ultraviolet emission properties at 376 nm and there is a 5 nm blue shift after being immersed in thiourea (TU) solution compared with those of without immersion. The immersed ZnO nanowires show a turnon field of 2.3 V/μm at a current density of 0.1 μA/cm2 and emission current density up to 1 mA/cm2 at an applied field of 6.8 V/μm, which are 2.7 V/μm and 7.9 V/μm for those of without being immersed, respectively. So this method may be an effective method to improve the characteristics of ZnO nanowires.
ZnO nanowires with excellent properties were synthesized by twostep method. Photoluminescence (PL) measurements showed that the ZnO nanowireshave stronger ultraviolet emission properties at 376 nm and there is a 5 nm blue shift after being immersed in thiourea (TU) solution compared with those of without immersion. The immersed ZnO nanowires show a turnon field of 2.3 V/μm at a current density of 0.1 μA/cm2 and emission current density up to 1 mA/cm2 at an applied field of 6.8 V/μm, which are 2.7 V/μm and 7.9 V/μm for those of without being immersed, respectively. So this method may be an effective method to improve the characteristics of ZnO nanowires.