Cubic-shaped magnetic particles subjected to a dimensionless uniaxial anisotropy(Q=0.1)aligned with one of the crystallographic axes provide an ideal system for investigating magnetic equilibrium states.In this system...Cubic-shaped magnetic particles subjected to a dimensionless uniaxial anisotropy(Q=0.1)aligned with one of the crystallographic axes provide an ideal system for investigating magnetic equilibrium states.In this system,three fundamental magnetization configurations are identified:(i)the flower state,(ii)the twisted flower state,and(iii)the vortex state.This problem corresponds to standard problem No.3 proposed by the NIST Micromagnetics Modeling Group,widely adopted as a benchmark for validating computational micromagnetics methods.In this work,we approach the problem using a computational method based on direct dipolar interactions,in contrast to conventional techniques that typically compute the demagnetizing field via finite difference-based fast Fourier transform(FFT)methods,tensor grid approaches,or finite element formulations.Our results are compared with established literature data,focusing on the dimensionless parameterλ=L/l_(ex),where L is the cube edge length and l_(ex)is the exchange length of the material.To analyze equilibrium state transitions,we systematically varied the size L as a function of the simulation cell number N and intercellular spacing a,determining the criticalλvalue associated with configuration changes.Our simulations reveal that the transition between the twisted flower and vortex states occurs atλ≈8.45,consistent with values reported in the literature,validating our code(Grupo de Física da Matéeria Condensada-UFJF),and shows that this standard problem can be resolved using only interaction dipolar of a direct way without the need for sophisticated additional calculations.展开更多
The key problems of cold power spinning of Ti-15-3 alloy are studied. Reasonable billet preparation methods are presented to improve crystal structure and avoid crack of billet. Influences of original wall thickness,...The key problems of cold power spinning of Ti-15-3 alloy are studied. Reasonable billet preparation methods are presented to improve crystal structure and avoid crack of billet. Influences of original wall thickness, reduction rate and feed rate on expanding in diameter are analyzed and some methods to prevent expanding in diameter are given.展开更多
The 3-partitioning problem is to decide whether a given multiset of nonnegative integers can be partitioned into triples that all have the same sum. It is considerably used to prove the strong NP-hardness of many sche...The 3-partitioning problem is to decide whether a given multiset of nonnegative integers can be partitioned into triples that all have the same sum. It is considerably used to prove the strong NP-hardness of many scheduling problems. In this paper, we consider four optimization versions of the 3-partitioning problem, and then present four polynomial time approximation schemes for these problems.展开更多
In this paper we consider averaging and finite difference methods for solving the 3-D boundary-value problem in a multilayered domain. We consider the metal concentration in the 3 layered peat blocks. Using experiment...In this paper we consider averaging and finite difference methods for solving the 3-D boundary-value problem in a multilayered domain. We consider the metal concentration in the 3 layered peat blocks. Using experimental data the mathematical model for calculating the concentration of metal at different points in peat layers is developed. A specific feature of these problems is that it is necessary to solve the 3-D boundary-value problems for the partial differential equations （PDEs） of the elliptic type of second order with piece-wise diffusion coefficients in the three layer domain. We develop here a finite-difference method for solving a problem of the above type with the periodical boundary condition in x direction. This procedure allows reducing the 3-D problem to a system of 2-D problems by using a circulant matrix.展开更多
Two kinds of contact problems, i.e., the frictional contact problem and the adhesive contact problem, in three-dimensional （3D） icosahedral quasicrystals are dis- cussed by a complex variable function method. For th...Two kinds of contact problems, i.e., the frictional contact problem and the adhesive contact problem, in three-dimensional （3D） icosahedral quasicrystals are dis- cussed by a complex variable function method. For the frictional contact problem, the contact stress exhibits power singularities at the edge of the contact zone. For the adhe- sive contact problem, the contact stress exhibits oscillatory singularities at the edge of the contact zone. The numerical examples show that for the two kinds of contact problems, the contact stress exhibits singularities, and reaches the maximum value at the edge of the contact zone. The phonon-phason coupling constant has a significant effect on the contact stress intensity, while has little impact on the contact stress distribution regu- lation. The results are consistent with those of the classical elastic materials when the phonon-phason coupling constant is 0. For the adhesive contact problem, the indentation force has positive correlation with the contact displacement, but the phonon-phason cou- pling constant impact is barely perceptible. The validity of the conclusions is verified.展开更多
The PnP problem is a widely used technique for pose determination in computer vision community,and finding out geometric conditions of multiple solutions is the ultimate and most desirable goal of the multi-solution a...The PnP problem is a widely used technique for pose determination in computer vision community,and finding out geometric conditions of multiple solutions is the ultimate and most desirable goal of the multi-solution analysis,which is also a key research issue of the problem.In this paper,we prove that given 3 control points,if the camera's optical center lies on the so-called“danger cylinder”and is enough far from the supporting plane of control points,the corresponding P3P problem must have 3 positive solutions.This result can bring some new insights into a better understanding of the multi-solution problem.For example,it is shown in the literature that the solution of the P3P problem is instable if the optical center lies on this danger cylinder,we think such occurrence of triple-solution is the primary source of this instability.展开更多
Two kinds of wavelet-based elements have been constructed to analyze the stability of plates and shells and the static displacement of 3D elastic problems.The scaling functions of B-spline wavelet on the interval（BSW...Two kinds of wavelet-based elements have been constructed to analyze the stability of plates and shells and the static displacement of 3D elastic problems.The scaling functions of B-spline wavelet on the interval（BSWI） are employed as interpolating functions to construct plate and shell elements for stability analysis and 3D elastic elements for static mechanics analysis.The main advantages of BSWI scaling functions are the accuracy of B-spline functions approximation and various wavelet-based elements for structural analysis.The performances of the present elements are demonstrated by typical numerical examples.展开更多
This paper presents a strategy for computation of super-convergent solutions of multi-dimensional problems in the finite element method （FEM） by recursive application of the one-dimensional （1D） element energy pro...This paper presents a strategy for computation of super-convergent solutions of multi-dimensional problems in the finite element method （FEM） by recursive application of the one-dimensional （1D） element energy projection （EEP） technique. The main idea is to conceptually treat multi-dimensional problems as generalized 1D problems, based on which the concepts of generalized 1D FEM and its consequent EEP formulae have been developed in a unified manner. Equipped with these concepts, multi-dimensional problems can be recursively discretized in one dimension at each step, until a fully discretized standard finite element （FE） model is reached. This conceptual dimension-by- dimension （D-by-D） discretization procedure is entirely equivalent to a full FE discretization. As a reverse D-by-D recovery procedure, by using the unified EEP formulae together with proper extraction of the generalized nodal solutions, super-convergent displacements and first derivatives for two-dimensional （2D） and three-dimensional （3D） problems can be obtained over the domain. Numerical examples of 3D Poisson＇s equation and elasticity problem are given to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed strategy.展开更多
A perturbation method is applied to study the structure of the ground state of the adiabatic quantum optimization for the exact cover 3 problem. It is found that the instantaneous ground state near the end of the evol...A perturbation method is applied to study the structure of the ground state of the adiabatic quantum optimization for the exact cover 3 problem. It is found that the instantaneous ground state near the end of the evolution is mainly composed of the eigenstates of the problem Hamiltonian, which are Hamming close to the solution state. And the instantaneous ground state immediately after the starting is mainly formed of low energy eigenstates of the problem Hamiltonian. These results are then applied to estimate the minimum gap for a special case.展开更多
基金CAPES,CNPq,and FAPEMIG(Brazilian Agencies)for their financial support。
文摘Cubic-shaped magnetic particles subjected to a dimensionless uniaxial anisotropy(Q=0.1)aligned with one of the crystallographic axes provide an ideal system for investigating magnetic equilibrium states.In this system,three fundamental magnetization configurations are identified:(i)the flower state,(ii)the twisted flower state,and(iii)the vortex state.This problem corresponds to standard problem No.3 proposed by the NIST Micromagnetics Modeling Group,widely adopted as a benchmark for validating computational micromagnetics methods.In this work,we approach the problem using a computational method based on direct dipolar interactions,in contrast to conventional techniques that typically compute the demagnetizing field via finite difference-based fast Fourier transform(FFT)methods,tensor grid approaches,or finite element formulations.Our results are compared with established literature data,focusing on the dimensionless parameterλ=L/l_(ex),where L is the cube edge length and l_(ex)is the exchange length of the material.To analyze equilibrium state transitions,we systematically varied the size L as a function of the simulation cell number N and intercellular spacing a,determining the criticalλvalue associated with configuration changes.Our simulations reveal that the transition between the twisted flower and vortex states occurs atλ≈8.45,consistent with values reported in the literature,validating our code(Grupo de Física da Matéeria Condensada-UFJF),and shows that this standard problem can be resolved using only interaction dipolar of a direct way without the need for sophisticated additional calculations.
文摘The key problems of cold power spinning of Ti-15-3 alloy are studied. Reasonable billet preparation methods are presented to improve crystal structure and avoid crack of billet. Influences of original wall thickness, reduction rate and feed rate on expanding in diameter are analyzed and some methods to prevent expanding in diameter are given.
文摘The 3-partitioning problem is to decide whether a given multiset of nonnegative integers can be partitioned into triples that all have the same sum. It is considerably used to prove the strong NP-hardness of many scheduling problems. In this paper, we consider four optimization versions of the 3-partitioning problem, and then present four polynomial time approximation schemes for these problems.
文摘In this paper we consider averaging and finite difference methods for solving the 3-D boundary-value problem in a multilayered domain. We consider the metal concentration in the 3 layered peat blocks. Using experimental data the mathematical model for calculating the concentration of metal at different points in peat layers is developed. A specific feature of these problems is that it is necessary to solve the 3-D boundary-value problems for the partial differential equations （PDEs） of the elliptic type of second order with piece-wise diffusion coefficients in the three layer domain. We develop here a finite-difference method for solving a problem of the above type with the periodical boundary condition in x direction. This procedure allows reducing the 3-D problem to a system of 2-D problems by using a circulant matrix.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11362018,11261045,and 11261401)the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China(No.20116401110002)
文摘Two kinds of contact problems, i.e., the frictional contact problem and the adhesive contact problem, in three-dimensional （3D） icosahedral quasicrystals are dis- cussed by a complex variable function method. For the frictional contact problem, the contact stress exhibits power singularities at the edge of the contact zone. For the adhe- sive contact problem, the contact stress exhibits oscillatory singularities at the edge of the contact zone. The numerical examples show that for the two kinds of contact problems, the contact stress exhibits singularities, and reaches the maximum value at the edge of the contact zone. The phonon-phason coupling constant has a significant effect on the contact stress intensity, while has little impact on the contact stress distribution regu- lation. The results are consistent with those of the classical elastic materials when the phonon-phason coupling constant is 0. For the adhesive contact problem, the indentation force has positive correlation with the contact displacement, but the phonon-phason cou- pling constant impact is barely perceptible. The validity of the conclusions is verified.
基金Supported by"973"Program(2002CB312104)National Natural Science Foundation of P.R.China(60375006)the Research Foundation of North China Unversity of Technology University
文摘The PnP problem is a widely used technique for pose determination in computer vision community,and finding out geometric conditions of multiple solutions is the ultimate and most desirable goal of the multi-solution analysis,which is also a key research issue of the problem.In this paper,we prove that given 3 control points,if the camera's optical center lies on the so-called“danger cylinder”and is enough far from the supporting plane of control points,the corresponding P3P problem must have 3 positive solutions.This result can bring some new insights into a better understanding of the multi-solution problem.For example,it is shown in the literature that the solution of the P3P problem is instable if the optical center lies on this danger cylinder,we think such occurrence of triple-solution is the primary source of this instability.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 50805028)the Key Project of Chinese Ministry of Education (No. 210170)+1 种基金Guangxi key Technologies R & D Program of China (Nos. 1099022-1 and 0900705 003)supported in part by the Excellent Talents in Guangxi Higher Education Institutions of China
文摘Two kinds of wavelet-based elements have been constructed to analyze the stability of plates and shells and the static displacement of 3D elastic problems.The scaling functions of B-spline wavelet on the interval（BSWI） are employed as interpolating functions to construct plate and shell elements for stability analysis and 3D elastic elements for static mechanics analysis.The main advantages of BSWI scaling functions are the accuracy of B-spline functions approximation and various wavelet-based elements for structural analysis.The performances of the present elements are demonstrated by typical numerical examples.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51378293 and 51078199)
文摘This paper presents a strategy for computation of super-convergent solutions of multi-dimensional problems in the finite element method （FEM） by recursive application of the one-dimensional （1D） element energy projection （EEP） technique. The main idea is to conceptually treat multi-dimensional problems as generalized 1D problems, based on which the concepts of generalized 1D FEM and its consequent EEP formulae have been developed in a unified manner. Equipped with these concepts, multi-dimensional problems can be recursively discretized in one dimension at each step, until a fully discretized standard finite element （FE） model is reached. This conceptual dimension-by- dimension （D-by-D） discretization procedure is entirely equivalent to a full FE discretization. As a reverse D-by-D recovery procedure, by using the unified EEP formulae together with proper extraction of the generalized nodal solutions, super-convergent displacements and first derivatives for two-dimensional （2D） and three-dimensional （3D） problems can be obtained over the domain. Numerical examples of 3D Poisson＇s equation and elasticity problem are given to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed strategy.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61173050)
文摘A perturbation method is applied to study the structure of the ground state of the adiabatic quantum optimization for the exact cover 3 problem. It is found that the instantaneous ground state near the end of the evolution is mainly composed of the eigenstates of the problem Hamiltonian, which are Hamming close to the solution state. And the instantaneous ground state immediately after the starting is mainly formed of low energy eigenstates of the problem Hamiltonian. These results are then applied to estimate the minimum gap for a special case.
