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Timothy Myers

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C4-face-magic labeling on a 4x4 Klein bottle grid graph

For a graph G = (V, E) embedded in the Klein bottle, let F(G) denote the set of faces of G. A C_4-face-magic Klein bottle labeling on G is a bijection f: V(G) to {1, 2,..., |V(G)|} such that for any F in F(G) with F isomorphic C_4, the sum of all the vertex labelings along C_4 is a constant. We say that a C_4-face-magic labeling X={x_{i,j} : 0< i,j< 5} on the 4x4 Klein bottle grid graph is horizontally (or vertically) pairwise balanced if x_{2i-1,j} + x_{2i,j}=17 for 0< i <3 and 0< j \le <5 (or x_{i,2j-1} + x_{i2,j}=17 for 0< i <5 and 0< j <3). We show that the 4x4 Klein bottle grid graph has 192 C_4-face-magic labelings up to symmetries on a Klein bottle. We classify these labelings into two categories depending on whether a C_4-face-magic label preserving permutation of the labeling is either horizontally pairwise balanced or vertically pairwise balanced. These results extend known results on C_4-face-magic labelings on an mxn Klein bottle grid graph.

math.CO

Kuelbs-Steadman spaces on Separable Banach spaces

The purpose of this paper is to construct a new class of separable Banach spaces $\K^p[\mathbb{B}], \; 1\leq p \leq \infty$. Each of these spaces contain the $ \mcL^p[\mathbb{B}] $ spaces, as well as the space $\mfM[\R^\iy]$, of finitely additive measures as dense continuous compact embeddings. These spaces are of interest because they also contain the Henstock-Kurzweil integrable functions on $\mathbb{B}$. Finally, we offer a interesting approach to the Fourier transform on $\K^p[\mathbb{B}].$

math.FA

Mathematical model for substitutional binary diffusion in solids

In this paper we detail the mechanisms that drive substitutional binary diffusion and derive appropriate governing equations. We focus on the one-dimensional case with insulated boundary conditions. Asymptotic expansions are used in order to simplify the problem. We are able to obtain approximate analytical solutions in two distinct cases: the two species diffuse at similar rates, and the two species have largely different diffusion rates. A numerical solution for the full problem is also described.

cond-mat.stat-mech

Cellular automaton model for substitutional binary diffusion in solids

In this paper we use the cellular automaton (CA) approach to model one-dimensional binary diffusion in solids. Employing a very simple state change rule we define an asynchronous CA model and take its continuum limit to obtain the governing equations of the problem. We show that in the limit where the number of cells tends to infinity the CA model approaches a continuous model derived in previous work. Thus, showing that the CA approach provides a new, simple method to study and model binary diffusion.

physics.comp-ph