Fixed point properties of the binomial function are developed. It is shown that for any 1 < L < N, TLNhas a unique fixed point p? in (0, 1), and that for large N, the fixed point is L/N. This has application to signal detection schemes commonly used in communication systems. When detecting the presence or absence of a signal with an initial false alarm probability pFAand an initial detection probability pD, then TLN(pFA) < pFAand TLN(pD) > pDif, and only if, pFA < p? < pD. When this condition is satisfied, as N → ∞, TLN(pFA) → 0 and TLN(pD → 1. 相似文献
The purpose of this paper is to compute the Hankel transform Fn(y) of order n of a function f(x) and its inverse transform using rationalized Haar wavelets. The integrand is replaced by its wavelet decomposition. Thus representing Fn(y) as a Fourier-Bessel series with coefficients depending strongly on the local behavior of the function , thereby getting an efficient algorithm for their numerical evaluation. Numerical evaluations of test functions with known analytical Hankel transforms illustrate the proposed algorithm. 相似文献
The block entropies computed by lumping and gliding are calculated for the binary expansions of the Feigenbaum constants α and δ, and for . Small but significant deviations from randomness are revealed for the binary expansions of the Feigenbaum constants α and δ, supporting the conclusions of the previous relevant work by the authors. 相似文献
Phase-lock loops (PLLs) serve important roles in phase-lock receivers, coherent transponders, and similar applications. For many of these uses, the bandwidth of the loop must be kept small to limit the detrimental influence of noise, and this requirement makes the natural PLL pull-in phenomenon too slow and/or unreliable. For each such case, the phase-lock acquisition process can be aided by the application of an external sweep voltage to the loop voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs). The goal is to have the applied sweep voltage rapidly decrease the closed-loop frequency error to a point where phase lock occurs quickly. For a second-order loop containing a perfect integrator loop filter, there is a maximum VCO sweep-rate magnitude, denoted here as Rm rad/s2, for which phase lock is guaranteed. If the applied VCO sweep rate is less than Rm, the loop cannot sweep past a stable phase-lock point, and it will phase lock. On the other hand, for an applied sweep-rate magnitude that is greater than Rm, the PLL may sweep past a lock point and fail to phase lock. In the existing PLL literature, only a trial-and-error approach has been described for estimating Rm, given values of loop damping factor ζ and natural frequency ωn. Furthermore, no plots exist of computed versus ζ and versus ζ (BL denotes loop-noise bandwidth). These deficiencies are dealt with in this paper. A new iterative numerical technique is given that converges to the maximum sweep-rate magnitude Rm. It is used to generate data for plots of and versus ζ, the likes of which have never appeared before in the PLL literature. 相似文献
Dhakne and Kendre [On abstract nonlinear mixed Volterra-Fredholm integro-differential equations, Presented Paper in the International Conference at IIT-Bombay, 11-13 December, 2004] has proved the existence of the abstract nonlinear mixed Volterra-Fredholm integro-differential system of the type
We establish some sufficient conditions which guarantee asymptotic stability of the null solution and boundedness of all the solutions of the following nonlinear differential equation of third order with the variable delay, r(t)
