We construct 3-Hom-Lie superalgebras on a commutative Hom-superalgebra by means of involution and even degree derivation. We construct a representation of induced 3-Hom-Lie superalgebras by means of supertrace.
In this paper, for a regularized fuzzy system, a generalization of the direct Lyapunov method is adapted on the base of matrix-valued Lyapunov-like functions. First, the new concept of a regularization scheme for fuzzy systems is discussed and the matrix-valued Lyapunov function technique is introduced. Then, sufficient conditions are established for the boundedness and stability of the equilibrium set of solutions of the regularized fuzzy system of differential equations. Scalar and vector Lyapunov-type functions are used based on an auxiliary matrix-valued function. Finally, a discussion is offered for the future directions of the proposed approach. Since the strategies for the analysis of the stability of fuzzy models are very important in numerous aspects, we expect that our results will inspire researchers to develop the introduced concept.
The discrete element is an important tool for vibration compaction simulation from the microscopic viewpoint. The irregular particle model was established by the disc filling method, and the linear contact model with anti-rolling was selected to reflect the contact characteristics between the particles, so as to establish the simulation model of subgrade vibratory compaction. Based on this model, the stress characteristics of the area below the center of the vibrating wheel and the surface area of the soil were studied, and the principle of vibratory compaction was discussed. The results show that the distribution of vertical stresses below the center of drum basically presents a decreasing trend in the depth range during vibration, with the stress amplitude of the lower structure increasing and the stress magnitude of the upper structure decreasing. The distribution of horizontal stresses in the area below the center of the vibrating wheel is similar to the stress distribution in the splitting test. The soil at the surface has an obvious pushing and squeezing effect, and the transmission distance of horizontal stresses is larger than that of vertical stresses. The soil at the surface is pushed and the horizontal stresses are transmitted at a greater distance than the vertical stresses, which, together with a certain degree of shear effect, causes a certain uplift deformation of the soil around the vibrating wheel. In general, the vibration compaction process is relatively consistent with the theory of repeated loading and the theory of alternating shear strain.
The host population in epidemiology may actually be at risk of more than two infectious diseases with stochastic complicated interaction, e.g., HIV and HBV. In this paper, we propose a class of stochastic epidemic model that applies the double epidemic hypothesis and Crowley-Martin incidence rate in order to explore how stochastic disturbances affect the spread of diseases. While disregarding stochastic disturbances, we examine the dynamic features of the system in which the local stability of equilibria are totally determined by the basic reproduction numbers. We focus particularly on the threshold dynamics of the corresponding stochastic system, and we obtain the extinction and permanency conditions for a pair of infectious diseases. We find that the threshold dynamics of the deterministic and stochastic systems vary significantly: (ⅰ) disease outbreaks can be controlled by appropriate stochastic disturbances; (ⅱ) diseases die out when the intensity of environmental perturbations is higher. The effects of certain important parameters on deterministic and stochastic disease transmission were obtained through numerical simulations. Our observations indicate that controlling epidemics should improve the effectiveness of prevention measures for susceptible individuals while improving the effectiveness of treatment for infected individuals.