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Vol 10, No 3 (2018)

Article

Path Coordinates in a 3D Path Following Problem

Kanatnikov A.N., Liu W., Tkachev S.B.

Abstract

Two approaches to 3D path coordinates used when solving a path following problem for aerial vehicles are proposed. The first approach lies in reducing the problem to a two-dimensional case by projection. The second approach is based on introducing an adaptive frame at the target point. The choice of the adaptive frame determines the complexity of the algorithm of the control synthesis. It is shown that the parallel transport frame, or the Bishop frame, is most convenient.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):265-275
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Vortex Sheet Intensity Computation in Incompressible Flow Simulation Around an Airfoil by Using Vortex Methods

Kuzmina K.S., Marchevskii I.K., Moreva V.S.

Abstract

A numerical scheme is developed to simulate a flow around airfoils by using vortex methods. For this scheme, a numerical algorithm is constructed and exact analytical expressions are obtained for the coefficients of a system of linear algebraic equations. For some test problems, it is shown that the developed scheme allows us to solve a wider class of problems and provides much more accurate results in comparison with the known approaches.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):276-287
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Application of Mathematical Modeling to Determine the Thermoelastic Characteristics of Nano-Reinforced Composites

Zarubin V.S., Sergeeva E.S.

Abstract

A two-level mathematical model is constructed to describe the thermomechanical interaction between structural elements of a composite (nanoclusters formed by randomly distributed anisotropic single-walled carbon nanotubes and matrix particles) and an isotropic medium possessing the desired thermoelastic characteristics. This model was first employed to obtain the thermoelastic properties of a nanocluster by the self-consistency method and then the same technique was used to describe the thermomechanical interaction of nanoclusters with an isotropic matrix of the composite. A comparative analysis of the calculated dependences for the elastic moduli of the composite and its thermal coefficient of linear expansion was carried out with two-sided estimates of these characteristics based on the dual variational formulation of the thermoelasticity problem. For comparison, the results of a numerical experiment are also used. The presented relationships make it possible to predict the thermoelastic properties of promising composites reinforced by nanoclusters.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):288-298
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Numerical Simulation of Vapor-Phase Epitaxy with Allowance for Diffusion Processes

Kuvyrkin G.N., Savelyeva I.Y., Zhuravsky A.V.

Abstract

We propose a heat-conduction model that takes into account the features of the heat and mass transfer during vapor-phase epitaxy on a curvilinear surface. Using the integro-interpolation method, a difference scheme is constructed and the numerical solution of the stated problem is found. The approximation and the stability of the difference scheme are investigated. Examples of the numerical computation for various materials are presented.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):299-307
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Lamb Waves in Anisotropic Media: Six-Dimensional Cauchy Formalism

Goldstein R.V., Ilyashenko A.V., Kuznetsov S.V.

Abstract

A mathematical model describing the propagation of Lamb waves in layered anisotropic media is introduced. The model is based on the six-dimensional complex Cauchy formalism, which makes it possible to derive the dispersion equation for Lamb waves in layered media with an arbitrary elastic anisotropy. Problems of its numerical realization are considered.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):308-313
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Modeling the Contact Interaction between a Nonuniform Foundation and a Rough Punch

Manzhirov A.V., Kazakov K.E.

Abstract

A contact problem for a double foundation and a rigid punch is considered. It is assumed that the surface nonuniformity of the thin upper layer and the shape of the punch base can be described by complex rapidly changing functions. A projection method is developed that allows us to accurately solve the equation, which is not possible by the known methods. An algorithm of the numerical-analytical calculation is described. A model example is presented.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):314-321
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Analytical Investigation of the Dynamics of a Hydraulic Fracture Using the Principle of Incomplete Coupling

Ramazanov M.M., Karakin A.V., Borisov V.E.

Abstract

An investigation of a self-similar solution of a coupled problem on the creeping flows of a viscous fluid in a hydraulic fracture and the strain and flow in the external poroelastic medium induced by them. The process is governed by injection fluid into a well. The flow in the fracture is described by the Stokes hydrodynamic equations in the approximation of the lubricant layer. The external problem is described by the equations of poroelasticity. The variant of a uniform pressure in the fracture is considered for three-dimensional and two-dimensional cases. In the second case, a self-similar solution can be obtained in an analytical form.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):322-332
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Modeling an Inhomogeneous Coating of an Elastic Sphere with the Required Sound Reflecting Properties

Tolokonnikov L.A., Larin N.V., Skobel’tsyn S.A.

Abstract

We consider the inverse problem of determining the covering inhomogeneity of an elastic sphere characterized by the minimal reflection of a plane sound wave in a preset angular sector and frequency range. Based on an analytic solution to the direct problem, a functional expressing the reflection’s intensity is constructed and an algorithm for its minimization is proposed. The analytic expressions describing the mechanical parameters of an inhomogeneous coating are obtained.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):333-340
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Estimating the Accuracy in Determining Orientation Parameters by the BOKZ-M60 Star Tracker

Bessonov R.V., Kurkina A.N., Sazonov V.V.

Abstract

We investigate the precision in the readings of the star tracker BOKZ-M60 obtained in the dynamic field testbed of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SRI RAS). The testbed features a mobile platform, on which a star tracker is mounted, which scans the starry sky. The platform movement is controlled by a PC, however, the values of the rotation angles in the platform hinges are not known with the desired degree of accuracy. In testing star trackers, the error in the known platform orientation must be around 1″, which corresponds to an error in determining the linear coordinates of the platform reference points of less than 3 μm. It is difficult and expensive to organize outside measurements of the movement of a mobile object with such accuracy. For this reason, the following accuracy estimation scheme is used. We consider comparatively long series of the determined orientation parameters obtained by the tracker in the testbed. With the help of a suitable mathematical model, a detailed reconstruction of the actual rotational motion of the tracker is performed based on these measurements. In this reconstruction, the residuals in the tracker readings are calculated. Based on the analysis of the residuals, conclusions are drawn about the accuracy of the tracker. As it turns out, the accuracy of determining the optical axis of the tracker lens depends on the angular velocity of the platform and lies in the range from 2″ to 25″

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):341-356
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Mathematical Simulation of a Massive Star Evolution Based on a Gasdynamical Model

Babakov A.V., Popov M.V., Chechetkin V.M.

Abstract

The flow method, together with an algorithm for self-gravity computations, is applied for the three-dimensional modeling of astrophysical flows. This method is based on the difference approximations of conservation laws written for finite volumes. It is implemented within the FLUX simulation tool box, designed for computer systems with a cluster architecture. The problem of hydrodynamic simulation in the model of a massive star of the third generation (Pop III), which is a progenitor of a pair-instability supernova (PISN), is considered. Large-scale convective structures are produced under neutral equilibrium conditions that significantly affect the process of a supernova explosion.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):357-362
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Simulating the Stabilization Process by Boundary Conditions of a Quasi-Two-Dimensional Flow with a Four-Vortex Structure

Kornev A.A.

Abstract

A numerical stabilization problem by the boundary conditions of the given initial flow is considered for a two-dimensional system of Navier-Stokes equations that approximately describes the motion of a viscous incompressible fluid in a rectangular cell under an external electro-magnetic force and has an unstable quasi-stationary solution with a four-vortex structure for the selected values of the parameters. A mathematical statement of the problem, a method to solve it, and the results of the numerical computations are presented.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):363-372
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Developing a New Integrated Bi-Objective Model for Buffer and Process Time Optimization Problem using Optimization via Simulation Approach

Azimi P., Farhadi N.

Abstract

The cost of semi-finished products storage and processing time are two issues affecting the rate of manufacturing in all production systems. The acceleration in production time is usually associated with the increase of costs and lack of appropriate allocation of the production line buffers imposing production costs and increase in delivery time and decrease in productivity. Many previous studies have focused on deterministic production systems using mathematical programming models. Moreover, the optimization of buffers and processing times with stochastic events has not been considered simultaneously. In this study, a new simulation-based optimization model has been proposed to address the modeling and solving of buffer and processing time optimization problem in a stochastic environment. The real world problem has been modeled by using the simulation technique and the model replicated by a design of experiment method. The results were used to build a meta-model of regression for the objective functions and finally, a new mathematical model was solved by a multiobjective Genetic Algorithm. The results of this research show that the proposed approach has efficient solutions and could be easily applied to real world problems.

Mathematical Models and Computer Simulations. 2018;10(3):373-386
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