SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT VAYNBERG, B.R. - VAYNBERG, D.V.

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32805 S/020/62/142/001/001/021 The existence and uniqueness C111/C444 I er I :> k M(c4 ) is the plane (Y- k for 61,1-- kand 'r= -OLk for el1> k. Let lad bo choson so small that the roots of the polynomit]. P(s,, 6) for which Im. s, has different signs, lie at different side,---, 2 of M(04 ). Let M 1 be the set M(c4 ) for the chosen c>t , if Ot > 0, and M2 be the corresponding set, if ck 0. Theorem 1: The integrals E e ixI31 +iys2dH eixsl+iYB2 dHi, i=1,2, (4) i(X,Y) P(sj' s 2) s 2n + s H i H 1 exist and give two fundamental solutions for (2). - Theorem 2: The fundamental solutions Card 2/6 32805 slo2ol6211421OC110011021 The existence and uiaiqueness . . . 0111/0444 00 ixs +iys Et(x,.Y) e e dff, d 62 (6) P(elf 6 2) + for the operators a ) + (5) P (j P (i 5-Y e ax ay ax converge to El(x,y) for 6 0, and to E 2(x'y) for F, -4 + 0. .It is put coo (arc tg sin (arc +.g ZX) 1 02 x Theorem 38'For all from the given interval there holds ap+I& axpay" jk + oj~_-j)-j.-f (OR-7i + 0;~=, OXP I S -1 L - - +wpl, (7) CA (jk)P+1 +2f* n-IL- 0 022n-:1 Card 3/(; 32805 S/020/62/142/001/001/021 The existenoe,,and uniqueness . . . C111/C444 where P+1 1+1 01,91) 2n-1 J92 12n-1 W e. 1 > (8) P, I 2n N 2, (r 101 a21 2n- From the formulas (7) and (6) the following conditions for the existenoe and for the uniquenees-of the solution of (2) are obtainedi ,Theorem 0 It is u C- W, if u (9) r1/21 e1 02 12n-1 Card 4/(; 32805 S/020J62/142/001/001/021 The existence and unioueness . . . Clll/C444 1 Ole, 2n 1 2) 3pu U ap-lu e, '92 (10) laxp 1 lxp-l 2n (.-1e, 21 2n-1 A 1 3) apu ap-lu cio,eXn-l gyp W2 W-1 2n (rie 10212n-17 where p lp2l ... , 2n-1; A being an arbitrary number between and + and either 2n 2n 2n 2n iik( 01 'n-1 + ~ 2n -11 2,, 2n-' or bei-ik 2n-T + Card 5/6 The existence and uniqueness . . . 2n 1 1 + 02 2n-1) 2n 2n-1 1,2. 32805 S/02oj62/142/001/001/021 C111/C444 The author mentionsi J. N. Vekua, B. P. Paneyakh and V. P. Palamodov. The author thanks P. P. Mosolov for advice. There are 5 Soviet-bloc references. ASSOCfATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova (Moscow State University im. M. V. Lomonosov) PRESENTEDs July 26, 1961, by J. G. Petrovskiy, Academician SUBMITTEDi. July 22, 1961 Card 6/6 VAYNBEFL, B.R.~. Asymptotic behavior of Green's function for Sobolev-Gallpern equations. DoklAll SSSR 136 n0.5:1015-1018 F 161. (PUl 1425) 1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet iji. M.V.Lomonosovs. Predstavleno akademikom I.G.Petrovskim. (Groups, Theory of) (Functional analysis) 203,4,3, S/020 ,/61/136/005/001/032 6111/C222 LUTHORs Vaynberg, B.R. TITM The Asymptotic Behavior of the Green's Function for Sobolev- Gallpern Equations PERIODICALs Doklady Akad6mii nauk SSSR, 1961, Vol. 136, No- 5, PP- 1015 - 1018 TEXTz The author gives asymptotic formulas (f03~ I X I --P CID and t- oonst>,O) for the solution (Green's function G(x,t)) of the Cauohy Problem for the equation (1) P t, i ID I'D X) U - 0 with the initial conditions Glt-o .-')GAt It-0.- ... .j I- 2G/,a tl-2 Itwo -0; G/1? ti- 1It-0 ,RX) Here P(A 90) is a polynomial of two variables with constant coefficients a - 6"+ 17,- ; and it is assumed that the condiblon (2) Re 0, j 192,,91 Card 1/5 20343, S/02 61/136/005/001/032 C111%222 The Asymptotic Behavior of the Green's Funotion for Sobolev Gail4srlk Equations is satisfied, where (e) are roote of the equation (3) P(A s) Pl(8)x + Pl_1(s) A'-' + ... + Po(s) It.0 ~0 At first the special oaBe (4) Q(i ? /D X) a U)~) tP(i X)U in considered. The asymptotic behavior of the Green's funotion of (4) is determined by the behavior of the quotient P(s)/Q(s) in the neLghborhood of the real poles, ihe non-real poles, and for lsl---> co, and his three summandet (9) + G 2(x't) + G3(x't) Rere G2(x't) is given by n +2 1 . n fCj,., 2nj+2t 2nj+2 ex n1+1 (13) B-02(xlt)- P_ 1, XG J11+0 xi Card 2/5 20343 S/020/61/136/005/001/032 ClII/C222 The Asymptotic.,Behavior of the Green's Function for Sobolev-Gallpern Equations where a - 6' + i is a complex root of Q(s) - 0 an-d nis the multiplicity of this root (the;author only considers roots for which x Zi,,8, simplifications are possible in the design of the plate it- self which are based on neglectiriLf the discrete character Of the distribution of the reactions of the ribs. The reaction forces are supposed to be uniformly distributed on the surface of the plate. If the number of ribs is large (k >,,.12) the plate with ribs can be i Card 1/2 S/124/,61/000/009/028/0-58 Hethods of designing... D234/D.303 considered as orthotropic in construction.-Comparison of the re- sults of calculating deflections according to a third method and experimental results for the case L-.,= 16 is given. For cases iffien the centers of gravity of the rib sections are Situated in the middle surface of the plate, a design'based on methods of the theory- of disturbances.is offered. Results of design according to this method are given for k 4 ''and k S. Z-~bstracter's note: Com- pletetranslatiort-T. Card 2/2