264 research outputs found
EINIGE PROBLEME DER W AHRSCHEINLICHKEITSVERTEILUNG VON PERIODISCH SYSTEMATISCHEN EINFLĂSSEN IN DER FERTIGUNGSMESSTECHNIK
A mechanical model of normal and anomalous diffusion
The overdamped dynamics of a charged particle driven by an uniform electric
field through a random sequence of scatterers in one dimension is investigated.
Analytic expressions of the mean velocity and of the velocity power spectrum
are presented. These show that above a threshold value of the field normal
diffusion is superimposed to ballistic motion. The diffusion constant can be
given explicitly. At the threshold field the transition between conduction and
localization is accompanied by an anomalous diffusion. Our results exemplify
that, even in the absence of time-dependent stochastic forces, a purely
mechanical model equipped with a quenched disorder can exhibit normal as well
as anomalous diffusion, the latter emerging as a critical property.Comment: 16 pages, no figure
PATTERN RECOGNITION IN MAINTAINING RELIABILITY
In the paper a feedback control scheme for running and maintenance of industrial equipments is developed, where only input and output signals of the control loop are observable, the actual state of the system will be estimated from the output signals using pattern recognition. Technical and statistical expertise in the control loop are separated, therefore appropriate statistical tools and problems (classification, feature extraction, life statistics) can be individually accessed. The phenomenon of aging is modelled by random transitions among parameter classes with different failure rates. Optimization is reduced to a Markovian decision process. Concrete technical examples illustrate the relevance of the model
RELIABILITY OF INTEGRATED MATERIAL AND DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS (IMDP)
The reliability estimation of Integrated and Data Processing Systems because of their
complexity and costs requires special methods. In this paper the possibilities to increase
reliability, optimum maintenance strategies, real-time monitoring problems are discussed. The
general principle of a reliability prediction procedure using mathematical pattern recognition
methods is given
Weak integrability breaking and level spacing distribution
Recently it was suggested that certain perturbations of integrable spin
chains lead to a weak breaking of integrability in the sense that integrability
is preserved at the first order in the coupling. Here we examine this claim
using level spacing distribution. We find that the volume dependent crossover
between integrable and chaotic level spacing statistics which marks the onset
of quantum chaotic behaviour, is markedly different for weak vs. strong
breaking of integrability. In particular, for the gapless case we find that the
crossover coupling as a function of the volume scales with a law
for weak breaking as opposed to the law previously found for the strong
case.Comment: 15 pages, 12 figures. v2: references added. v3: text thoroughly
revised, presentation clarified and improved, main results and conclusions
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