... evaluating the coefficient of consolidation and end of primary settlement based on a direct solutionofthe Terzaghi theory This new method determines the coefficient of consolidation utilizing the ... Comparison ofthe values ofthe coefficient of consolidation using the proposed, Taylor and Casagrande methods Figure shows the graphical presentation of Eq for two sets of consolidation data ... study confirms that the identification ofthe experimental range of primary consolidation that corresponds to the Terzaghi theory is of primary importance for a realistic determination ofthe coefficient...
... bounds onthe solutions of coupled Lyapunov and Riccati equations, ” Linear Algebra and Its Applications, vol 235, pp 247–259, 1996 13 C.-H Lee, “Eigenvalue upper bounds ofthesolutionofthe continuous ... Transactions on Automatic Control, vol 42, no 1, pp 118–123, 1997 15 C.-H Lee, Onthe upper and lower bounds ofthesolution for the continuous Riccati matrix equation,” International Journal of Control, ... equation,” IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, vol 42, no 9, pp 1268–1271, 1997 14 C.-H Lee, “New results for the bounds ofthesolution for the continuous Riccati and Lyapunov equations, ”...
... examples As the iterates Xi converge not only to thesolutionofthe DARE (5), but also to thesolutionof (1), the iteration is run until Xi − Q − LXi−1 LT Xi F F < tol (57) The average number of iterations ... subscripts for each approach.) The third idea is to compute the desired solution via the unique solution X∗ ofthe DARE Thesolution X∗ can be found by direct application of Newton’s method for DAREs ... operations in order to compute thesolutionofthe Riccati equation (and is therefore cheaper than the QZ algorithm which requires about 422n3 arithmetic operations) The cost ofthe different steps of...
... using the characteristic equation The objective of this paper is to study the effect of crack orientation, depth and position onthe natural frequency ofthe beam by using of analytical solutionof ... and, w, d are the width and depth ofthe beam, x is the position along the beam, and xc the position ofthe crack and, α is a constant equal to (0.667), [11] To adding the effect ofthe oblique ... effect onthe stiffness ofthe beam, this will affect the frequency ofthe beam, so with increasing ofthe crack depth this will cause a decreasing the natural frequency ofthe beam The position of...
... certain weak conditions, we can estimate the rate of convergence ofthe sequence of projections For this purpose, consider the dense subset {ti }i≥1 of distinct points in 0, and let Tn be the set {t1 ... v, s, y s ds dv 1.3 Section shows that operator T satisfies the hypothesis ofthe Banach fixed point theorem and thus the sequence {T m z0 }m∈N converges to thesolution z of 1.1 for any z0 ∈ C 0, ... Approximating theSolution We now turn to the main purpose of this paper, that is, to approximate the unique fixed point ofthe nonlinear operator T : C 0, → C 0, given by 1.3 , with the adequate conditions...
... plane ofthe six local configurations ofthe boundary ofthe Ar T-system and the corresponding local arrow configurations ofthe dual 6V model We have indicated for each configuration the corresponding ... The multiplication of two matrices is naturally coded by the concatenation of their networks, by identifying the right vertices ofthe network ofthe first matrix to the left ones of that ofthe ... generalization ofthe frieze result By analogy with the frieze solution, let us define the projection of (1, j, k) onthe boundary as the portion ofthe boundary between the edge fj−k+1 and the edge...
... σb g The Statement of Main Theorem We begin this section with a definition ofthesolutionof 1.1 Definition 2.1 A continuous function x : R → R is called a solutionof 1.1 if the following conditions ... both solutions qx t f t can be constructed by the solutions of 1.1 and equation x t px t − of corresponding difference equations However, noticing the difference between t and t /2 , thesolutionof ... Difference Equations 12 R Yuan, Onthe spectrum of almost periodic solutionof second- order differential equations with piecewise constant argument,” Nonlinear Analysis: Theory, Methods & Applications,...
... where C is a constant independent of u and f Proof From the assumptions onthe regularities ofthe coefficients apq and ofthe function f it follows that thesolution (cN (t))N ofthe system (3.5), ... basis of Hm(Ω) which is orthonormal in L2(Ω) Put k=1 N uN (x, t) = cN (t)ϕk (x), k k=1 where (cN (t))N are thesolutionofthe system ofthe following ordinary differential k k=1 equationsofsecond ... prove the main theorems of this section Theorem 3.3 Let h be a nonnegative integer Assume that all the coefficients apq together with their derivatives with respect to t are bounded on Q Then there...
... Journal of Science, Mathematics - Physics 24 (2008) 111-118 118 Conclusion Theequationsof motion, ofthe boundary conditions and ofthe energy - momentum for the classical rigid string are reconserved ... by solving for q˙2 The function q˙2 is unique because we have fixed the gauge Theequationsof motion (13) are equivalent to the following set of Hamilton equationsof motion: ¯ H = −p1aq2a − ... x The considerations of section can be repeated with the only difference that the index → where x i µ = 0, 1, 2, is now replaced by the index i = 1, 2, In particular ,the equationsof motion...
... for the application of a convolution filter to an image As the size and the values ofthe convolution matrix are known at the runtime code generation stage, the two inner loops ofthe convolution ... in the parameterized string For example, in the specification ofthe forwards to construct ofthe driver construct, the lexeme ofthe terminal s is the parameter to the Class.forName construct The ... defined in the extensions and the “host” language They need not know about the implementation ofthe host language or the extensions The specifications for the selected language extensions and the host...
... respect to the role of HSP70 in the inhibition ofthe release of Smac and apoptosis GAPDH Ratio of HSP70 to GAPDH 14 # 12 # 10 * The role ofthe ATP-binding domain of HSP70 in the prevention ofthe ... domain of HSP70 is essential for the inhibition of H2O2-induced activation of caspases-9 and -3 and apoptosis (A) The effects of HSP70 and its deletion mutant proteins onthe activation of caspases-9 ... cytotoxicity The protective effects of HSP70 were correlated with the level of HSP70 expression because the clone with higher HSP70 expression demonstrated a more significant reduction ofthe apoptotic...
... modification ofthe electronic properties, thus, enabling the absorption of visible light Fig shows the anodic photocurrent ofthe NaOH(X)-VisTiO2/Ti electrode as a function ofthe hydrothermal treatment ... aqueous solution These measurements were carried out with a bias of +1.0 V versus SCE in 0.25 M K2SO4 161 aqueous solutionThe observed photocurrents correspond to the oxidation of H2O by the photoformed ... transformation of Vis-TiO2 thin film into the inactive TiO2 nanowires having high surface areas Fig shows the effect ofthe hydrothermal treatment onthe XRD patterns of Vis-TiO2/Ti The intensity of the...
... (August/September) ofthe first year and graduate at the conclusion ofthe spring semester (usually May) ofthesecond year Thus, the initial investment is represented by the two years of tuition and fees ... pre-MBA income will be one ofthe determinants of his/her incremental income The other, the post-MBA income, is a function ofthe school, the candidate, and the state ofthe economy (GDP growth rate, ... use the information as part of their decision- making processes The assumption in using survey data is that there is no non-response bias The results derived from the limited response rate are the...
... n−1 For the calculation ofthe PDF ofthe capacity of N ∗Nakagami-m channels, we need to find the PDF pΞ2 (z) ofthe squared N ∗Nakagami-m process Ξ2 (t) Furthermore, for the calculation ofthe LCR ... ofthe Nakagami parameters, controlling the severity of fading in different links ofthe multihop communication system The results show that an increase in the number of hops or the severity of ... discuss the analytical results obtained in the previous sections The validity ofthe theoretical results is confirmed with the help of simulations For comparison purposes, we have also shown the results...
... investigate the boundedness property ofthe solutions of linear and nonlinear discrete Volterra equations in both convolution and non-convolution case Strong interest in these kindof discrete equations ... equations are investigated, moreover the boundedness and estimation ofthe solutions are founded by using the resolvent oftheequations This article studies the boundedness ofthesolutionof ... sufficient, condition for the boundedness of all solutions of (1.1) and the scalar case of (1.1), respectively The next result provides a sufficient condition for the boundedness of solutions of (1.1) Theorem...
... EM: Onthe solutions of a class of difference equations systems Demonstratio Mathematica 41(1), :109–122 (2008) 32 Elsayed, EM: Onthe solutions of a rational system of difference equations Fasciculi ... behavior of a three-dimensional linear fractional system of difference equations J Math Anal Appl 310, 673–689 (2005) Özban, AY: Onthe positive solutions ofthe system of rational difference equations ... behavior of solutions ofthe system of difference equations xn+1 = a + xn c + yn e + zn , yn+1 = , zn+1 = b + yn d + zn f + xn In [8], Özban studied the positive solutions ofthe system of rational...
... (r) ≡ because ofthe continuity ofthe function qn1j on (0, R) In such a case, the ˜ n satisfy the equation ln (qn2j ) = For the same ˜ elements ofthesecond row of matrix Q ˜ reason as above, ... particular solutions of system (9) We seek for a solution Q n(r) of system (12), which satisfies condition Q(R) = E, where E is the unit matrix To this end, onthe set of functions ψ bounded onthe ... condition (11) and is bounded in R ∪ SR of Equation 9, such that it R The properties of particular solutions of Equation m Let Hn (x) be mth the harmonic of a homogeneous harmonic polynomial of...
... asymptotic solutions to second order linear difference equations in the first case For thesecond case, we leave it to thesecond part of this paper: Error Bound for Asymptotic Solutions of Second- order ... finite Equation 3.10 is a inhomogeneous second- order linear difference equation; its solution takes the form of a particular solution added to an arbitrary linear combination of solutions to the associated ... Difference Equations 3.2 The Error Bound for the Asymptotic Expansion of y2 (n) Now we estimate the error bound ofthe asymptotic expansion ofthe linear independent solution y2 n to the original...
... will use the cone theory and monotone iterative technique to investigate the existence of minimal nonnegative solution for a class of second- order nonlinear impulsive differential equationson an ... nonnegative solutionofthe following initial value problem for a second order nonlinear impulsive integrodifferential equation of Volterra type on an infinite interval with an infinite number of ... Institutions of Higher Learning Under the Jurisdiction of Beijing Municipality PHR201008430 , the Scientific Research Common Program of Beijing Municipal Commission of Education KM201010772018 , the...