A Novel Neuroglial Architecture for Modelling Singular Perturbation System

A Schrödinger singular perturbation problem

Consider the equation −ε∆uε + q(x)uε = f(uε) in R3, |u(∞)| < ∞, ε = const > 0. Under what assumptions on q(x) and f(u) can one prove that the solution uε exists and limε→0 uε = u(x), where u(x) solves the limiting problem q(x)u = f(u)? These are the questions discussed in the paper.

A Novel Method for Travel System Patterns

Due to population growth in urban areas, especially in the capital cities in developing countries, the use of private vehicles are increasing, leading to many problems such as congestion, pollution, noise, long travel time, high travel cost and more side effects. In such circumstances government policy would encourage people to use public transportation. In the meantime, employing the Intellige...

A nonlinear singular perturbation problem

Let F (uε) + ε(uε − w) = 0 (1) where F is a nonlinear operator in a Hilbert space H, w ∈ H is an element, and ε > 0 is a parameter. Assume that F (y) = 0, and F ′(y) is not a boundedly invertible operator. Sufficient conditions are given for the existence of the solution to (1) and for the convergence limε→0 ‖uε−y‖ = 0. An example of applications is considered. In this example F is a nonlinear ...

Singular perturbation theory

When we apply the steady-state approximation (SSA) in chemical kinetics, we typically argue that some of the intermediates are highly reactive, so that they are removed as fast as they are made. We then set the corresponding rates of change to zero. What we are saying is not that these rates are identically zero, of course, but that they are much smaller than the other rates of reaction. The st...

Geometric Singular Perturbation Theory