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Mark

April 22, 2013 Comments off

considering build up a package for my recent research. Will be back to this post later.

Considering build theory on DtN map for nonhomogeneous source term, it has been thought to have the same property as homogeneous case.

Considering compressive detecting method for point source problem.

Considering particle-based transport equation with inverse source problem.

Categories: Numerics

Jam

April 13, 2013 Comments off

昨天接到g家邮件说今天jam要开始,下午把paper最后一点的问题给解决之后,就看了看题目,便毫无想法吃饭去了。再坐下来看的时候,便胡乱开始写起来,纠结于该用什么语言写,后来竟用了matlab,索性全都是matlab一路写下来,觉得matlab在处理jam的题目上倍感吃力。中间shift去python和haskell,后来还是没能做出来第三题的large set,后来才知道这题是要cheat……白白浪费了90 points。

重在参与了……mark下,rank进350.

Categories: Accessary, Austin Pavilion

Spams rampage

April 10, 2013 Comments off

最近打开WP,spam疯涨的速度简直不忍直视。去年一年一共600+个spam,今年已经提前完成超过去年的任务。现在每天一般能有10个左右spam。考虑把blog改private权限一段时间,或者限制一下IP之类的。

话说买了一个域名,minfun.info,买之前不知道这info域名这么臭名昭著,毫无办法,而且买之后忘记买host,现在挂在别的server上,担心哪天会挂掉,本来想解析到SF的免费空间上,试过之后发现SF不允许outbound的通信,plugin什么的都要手动安装,好原始,算了。

以后academic的post就两边都post出来,其他的类别的就只发布在这个blog。

Categories: Accessary

A trip to San Antonio

March 24, 2013 Comments off

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Existence of random zeros::solution

March 3, 2013 Comments off

[UPDATE] This is the last post for this problem.

A couple of weeks ago, I came up with the solution by using moving frame which was learned in Differential Equation class long time ago. Briefly speaking, it is a good piece of work, in constructing special solution, and a nice try with coordinate transformation.

Inverse Problem: on point source.

Now I simply list my trials in probing the path to the solution.

  • As I mentioned in last post, I would like to continue using the same technique, with a CGO-like approach, however, after a long time of trials, I gave up with this method. This method will give out a very impressive and concise representation of the problem:

    u\Delta \phi + 2\nabla u \cdot \nabla \phi +k^2 u(n-1) \phi = 0,

    after we multiply \overline{u} to the equation, it will morph into divergence form.

    \nabla(|u|^2\nabla\phi) + k^2|u|^2\phi = 0.

    To my knowledge of this degenerate elliptic equation, we need to apply weighted Sobolev space theory, but unfortunately the theory cannot rule out the existence of singularities, and I came up with a counterexample for that. However, I still believe this method can be promising in 2D case.

  • For series form, if we require the coefficients of  expansion as analytic series, i.e.

    \rho = \sum\rho_j \overline{z}^j, where \rho_j = \sum c_{kj} z^k

    This can give a recursion formula for the problem, but the analytic property will force the problem to be unsolvable. What a pity.

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Existence of random zeros::Explore

March 1, 2013 Comments off

Last time I considered the problems related to  ’existence of random zeros’. And for No.5 problem, we can find a solution.

The governing equation:

\Delta u + k^2 u =0,

and u(P(x_j)) = 0. Here P is a projection operator onto the xy plane.

Our solution is u = \prod_{j=1}^m (x+iy - a_j -ib_j) e^{-ikz} = \Phi e^{-ikz}, here P(x_j) = (a_j,b_j), since \Phi is analytic, then \Delta \Phi = 0 .

Thus I only have to look at \mathbb{R}^3 case, for high dimension spaces, we just project the points onto a lower dimensional one.

For No.4, we just need to consider the solution to No.3

I do not think the randomness can be achieved for No.1 and No.2, but proof needs more work to do.

Existence of random zeros::Problems[FINISHED]

February 24, 2013 1 comment

[UPDATE:The problem has been solved completely. I posted the rough proof at minfun.info]
Recently I was thinking about the zeros of Helmholtz equation.

  • Problem 1:

Suppose we have a bunch of points in \mathbb{R}^3, say x_j, j =1 ,\cdots m.  Is there a solution of Helmholtz equation

\Delta u + k^2 u = 0

such that u(x_j) = 0.

  • Problem 2:

What if in \mathbb{R}^d?

  • Problem 3:

[3D case] What if the media is in-homogeneous, the equation turns out to be

\Delta u + k^2 n(x) u = 0

where n(x)-1 is supported on a compact domain.

  • Problem 4:

[\mathbb{R}^d case] of the above one.

  • Problem 5:

[Reduced case]

If we cannot find the solution for random zeros,  we define a projection operator P:\mathbb{R}^3\rightarrow \mathbb{R}^2, maps points onto a plane.

Then can we find a solution to the Helmholtz equation such that

u(P(x_j))=0.

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For Problem 5, I have a solution, but cannot be applied to other ones. Will be recorded next time.

 

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