885 research outputs found

    Dynamic Evolution Equations for Isolated Smoke Vortexes in Rational Mechanics

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    Smoke circle vortexes are a typical dynamic phenomenon in nature. The similar circle vortexes phenomenon appears in hurricane, turbulence, and many others. A semi-empirical method is constructed to get some intrinsic understanding about such circle vortex structures. Firstly, the geometrical motion equations for smoke circle is formulated based on empirical observations. Based on them, the mechanic dynamic motion equations are established. Finally, the general dynamic evolution equations for smoke vortex are formulated. They are dynamic evolution equations for exact stress field and dynamic evolution equations for average stress field. For industrial application and experimental data processing, their corresponding approximation equations for viscous fluid are given. Some simple discussions are made.Comment: 25 pages, 2 figure

    Geometrical Field Formulation of Thermomechanics in Rational Mechanics

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    In modern science, the thermo mechanics motion can be traced back to quantum motion in micro viewpoint. On the other hand, the thermo mechanics is definitely related with geometrical configuration motion (phase) in macro viewpoint. On this sense, the thermomechanics should be formulated by two kinds of motion: quantum motion and configuration motion. Its principle goal ought to be bridge the gap between atomic physics and engineering practice. In this research, the configuration motion is formulated by deformation geometrical field (motion transformation tensor). The quantum motion is formulated by the wave function of quantum state. Based on these two fields, the thermo stress is formulated as the coupling of quantum motion and configuration motion. Along this line, the entropy is interpreted and formulated according to thermodynamics rules. For scalar entropy, the traditional meaning of entropy is reserved. For infinitesimal configuration variation, the formulation is degenerated to the traditional elasticity deformation. For large random configuration deformation, the formulation is degenerated to the statistical physics methods. This research supplies a possible formulation to bridge the gap between the macro deformation and the micro quantum motion.Comment: 39 pages, no figure

    Quantum Field and Cosmic Field-Finite Geometrical Field Theory of Matter Motion Part Three

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    This research establishes an operational measurement way to express the quantum field theory in a geometrical form. In four-dimensional spacetime continuum, the orthogonal rotation is defined. It forms two sets of equations: one set is geometrical equations, another set is the motion equations. The Lorentz transformation can be directly derived from the geometrical equations, and the proper time of general relativity is well expressed by time displacement field. By the motion equations, the typical time displacement field of matter motion is discussed. The research shows that the quantum field theory can be established based on the concept of orthogonal rotation. On this sense, the quantum matter motion in physics is viewed as the orthogonal rotation of spacetime continuum. In this paper, it shows that there are three typical quantum solutions. One is particle-like solution, one is generation-type solution, and one is pure wave type solution. For each typical solution, the force fields are different. Many features of quantum field can be well explained by this theoretic form. Finally, the general matter motion is discussed, the main conclusions are: (1). Geometrically, cosmic vacuum field can be described by the curvature spacetime; (2). The spatial deformation of planet is related with a planet electromagnetic field; (3). For electric charge less matter, the volume of matter will be expanding infinitely; (4).For strong electric charge matter, it shows that the volume of matter will be contracting infinitely.Comment: 22 pages, no figure

    Gravity Field and Electromagnetic Field-Finite Geometrical Field Theory of Matter Motion Part Two

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    Gravity field theory and electromagnetic field theory are well established and confirmed by experiments. The Schwarzschild metric and Kerr Metric of Einstein field equation shows that the spatial differential of time gauge is the gravity field. For pure time displacement field, when its spatial differentials are commutative, conservative fields can be established. When its spatial differentials are non-commutative, Maxwell electromagnetic field equations can be established. When the contra-covariant is required for the non-commutative field, both Lorentz gauge and Coulomb gauge are derived in this research. The paper shows that the light is a special matter in that the addition of its Newtonian mass and its Coulomb electric charge is zero. In fact, this conclusion is true for the electromagnetic wave in vacuum. For the conservative field, the research shows that once the mass density and the Coulom charge dendity are given, the macro spacetime feature is completely determined. Both of them are intrisinc features of macro matter in cosimic background. However, for the cosmic ages old events, the spatial curvature may be cannot be ignored. On this sense, the oldest gravity field has the largest curvature of space. This point is very intrinsic for astronomy matters.Comment: 16 pages, no figure

    Evolution of Continuum from Elastic Deformation to Flow

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    Traditionally, the deformation of continuum is divided into elastic, plastic, and flow. For a large deformation with cracking, they are combined together. So, for complicated deformation, a formulation to express the evolution of deformation from elastic to flow will help to understand the intrinsic relation among the related parameters which relate the deformation with a stress field. To this purpose, Eringen polar decomposition and Trusedell polar decomposition are formulated by explicit formulation of displacement field, based on Chen additive decomposition of deformation gradient. Then the strain introduced by the multiplicative decomposition and the strain introduced by the additive decomposition are formulated explicitly with displacement gradient. This formulation clears the intrinsic contents of strains defined by taking the Eringen polar decomposition and Trusedell polar decomposition. After that, it shows that the plastic deformation can be expressed as the irreversible local average rotation. For initial isotropic simple elastic material, the path-dependent feature of classical plasticity theory is naturally expressed in Chen strain definition. It is founded that for initially isotropic material the motion equations require a non-symmetric stress for dynamic deformation and a symmetric stress for static deformation. This controversy between dynamic deformation and static deformation can be used to explain the cracking or buckling of solid continuum. Finally, the research shows that the flow motion of continuum can be expressed by the same formulation system. So, it forms an evolution theory from elastic deformation to flow of continuum.Comment: 25 pages, no figure

    Formulation of Deformation Stress Fields and Constitutive Equations in Rational Mechanics

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    In continuum mechanics, stress concept plays an essential role. For complicated materials, different stress concepts are used with ambiguity or different understanding. Geometrically, a material element is expressed by a closed region with arbitral shape. The internal region is acted by distance dependent force (internal body force), while the surface is acted by surface force. Further more, the element as a whole is in a physical background (exterior region) which is determined by the continuum where the element is embedded (external body force). Physically, the total energy can be additively decomposed as three parts: internal region energy, surface energy, and the background energy. However, as forces, they cannot be added directly. After formulating the general forms of physical fields, the deformation tensor is introduced to formulate the force variations caused by deformation. As the force variation is expressed by the deformation tensor, the deformation stress concept is well formulated. Furthermore, as a natural result, the additive decomposition gives out the definition of static continuum, which determines the material parameters in constitutive equations. Through using the exterior differentials, the constitutive equations are formulated in general form. Throughout the paper, when it is suitable, the related results are simplified to classical results for easier understanding.Comment: 32 pages, 7 figure

    Investigating Epithelial-To-Mesenchymal Transition with Integrated Computational and Experimental Approaches

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    The transition between epithelial and mesenchymal (EMT) is a fundamental cellular process that plays critical roles in development, cancer metastasis, and tissue wound healing. EMT is not a binary process but involves multiple partial EMT states that give rise to a high degree of cell state plasticity. Here, we first reviewed several studies on theoretical predictions and experimental verification of these intermediate states, the role of partial EMT on kidney fibrosis development, and how quantitative signaling information controls cell commitment to partial or full EMT upon transient signals. Next, we summarized existing knowledge and open questions on the coupling between EMT and other biological processes, such as the cell cycle, epigenetic regulation, stemness, and apoptosis. Taken together, EMT is a model system that has attracted increasing interests for quantitative experimental and theoretical studies.Comment: 37 pages, 6 figures, accepted in Physical Biolog

    Lyapunov exponents and related concepts for entire functions

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    Let ff be an entire function and denote by f#f^\# be the spherical derivative of ff and by fnf^n the nn-th iterate of ff. For an open set UU intersecting the Julia set J(f)J(f), we consider how fast supzU(fn)#(z)\sup_{z\in U} (f^n)^\#(z) and U(fn)#(z)2dxdy\int_U (f^n)^\#(z)^2 dx\:dy tend to \infty. We also study the growth rate of the sequence (fn)#(z)(f^n)^\#(z) for zJ(f)z\in J(f).Comment: 20 page

    On the rational relationship between Heisenberg principle and general relativity

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    The research shows that the Heisenberg principle is the logic results of general relativity principle. If inertia coordinator system is used, the general relativity will logically be derived from the Heisenberg principle. The intrinsic relation between the quantum mechanics and general relativity is broken by introducing pure-imaginary time to explain the Lorentz transformation. Therefore, this research shows a way to establish an unified field theory of physicsComment: 5 pages, no figure

    Turbulence Dynamics based on Lagrange Mechanics and Geometrical Field Theory of Deformation

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    The turbulence field is stacked on the laminar flow. In this research, the laminar flow is described as a macro deformation which forms an instant curvature space. On such a curvature space, the turbulence is viewed as a micro deformation. So, the fluid flow is described by the geometrical field theory of finite deformation. Based on the Lagrange mechanics and the deformation energy concept, using the Least Action Principle, the Euler-Lagrange motion equations are obtained. According to A E Green formulation, the stress concept is introduced by deformation tensor. The fluid motion is described by the multiplication of a macro deformation tensor and a micro deformation tensor. By this way, the geometrical field of fluid motion is well constructed. Then, the spatial derivative of deformation energy is expressed by the gradient of deformation tensors. By this way, the deformation energy related items in the Euler-Lagrange motion equations are expressed by the stress tensor and deformation tensor. The obtained Euler-Lagrange motion equations, then, are decomposed into average deformation equations and turbulence equations. For several special cases, the new results are compared with the conventional Navier-Stokes equation with Reynolds stress modification.The comparisons also show that the Bernoulli Equation is a natural precondition for the conventional Navier-Stokes equation.Generally, the turbulence wave is an inward-traveling wave. Unlike the normal outward-traveling wave related with the average deformation, the inward-traveling wave is the intrinsic feature of turbulence. So, the turbulence is well defined by the equations obtained in this research. For several typical cases, the simplified turbulence wave equations are given out with simple discussion.Comment: 37 pages, no figure
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