Lower bounds to eigenvalues of the Schroedinger equation. II.
Lower bounds of low lying levels of Li ion and helium calculated using partitioning technique with multivalued bracketing function
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Lower bounds of low lying levels of Li ion and helium calculated using partitioning technique with multivalued bracketing function
Criticism of Choi-Smith extension of Lowdin lower bounds formalism to multidimensional reference manifold
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Resonant frequencies in thin circular conical shells
Expectation values and kinetic energy for vibrational-rotational levels of ground states of H2, HD, and D2
Existence and extendability of continuous eigenvector branches and application of nonlinear programming algorithms to nonlinear heat generation and rotating string problems
Effect of rotation on structural and dynamic behavior of spinning body with flexible appendages, and application to Skylab Apollo telescope mount and orbital workshop
Atomic system ground state energy upper bound, considering internuclear distances and removal of restriction for negative definite potential energy operator
The connection between the Van Kampen and Landau representations of the Vlasov equations has been extended to Fourier-Hermite expansions containing more than 1000 terms by taking advantage of the properties of tridiagonal matrices. These numerical results are regarded as conclusive indications of the nonuniformly convergent behavior of the approximation curve in the limit of an infinite number of terms and represent an extension of work begun by Grant (1967) and by Grant and Feix (1967).
A FORTRAN subroutine to NASTRAN which constructs coriolis and centripetal acceleration matrices, and a centrifugal load vector due to spin about a selected point or about the mass center of the structure is discussed. The rigid translational degrees of freedom can be removed by using a transformation matrix T and its explicitly given inverse. These matrices are generated in the subroutine and their explicit expressions are given.
Analytical models of three structures were used to test mass matrix-reduction schemes. Accuracy of four mode shapes and frequencies was tracked through successive mass matrix-reductions with diminishing numbers of indicator degrees of freedom. Results were consistently disappointing. Two new procedures were developed in attempt to improve accuracy.
This algorithm is an extension of Moler and Stewart's QZ algorithm with some added features for saving time and operations. Also, some additional properties of the QR algorithm which were not practical to implement in the QZ algorithm can be generalized with the combination shift QZ algorithm. Numerous test cases are presented to give practical application tests for algorithm. Based on results, this algorithm should be preferred over existing algorithms which attempt to solve the class of generalized eigenproblems where both matrices are singular or nearly singular.
Desired roots are first isolated by Sturm sequence procedure. Then special variant of inverse iteration technique is applied for individual determination of each root along with its vector. Program was written in FORTRAN V for UNIVAC 1100-series computers.
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The investigation reported demonstrates that in the case considered perturbation methods can be used in a straightforward manner to obtain reanalysis information. A perturbation formula for the buckling loads of a general shell of revolution is derived. The accuracy of the obtained relations and their range of application is studied with the aid of a specific example involving a particular stiffened shell of revolution.
A particular measure of pattern class distinction called the average interclass divergence, or more simply, divergence, is considered. Here divergence will be the pairwise average of the expected interclass divergence derived from Hajek's two-class divergence.
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