The characteristics of cookie-cutter sets in R^d are investigated. A Bowen's formula for the Hausdorff dimension of a cookie-cutter set in terms of the pressure function is derived. The existence of self-similar m...The characteristics of cookie-cutter sets in R^d are investigated. A Bowen's formula for the Hausdorff dimension of a cookie-cutter set in terms of the pressure function is derived. The existence of self-similar measures, conformal measures and Gibbs measures on cookie-cutter sets is proved. The dimension spectrum of each of these measures is analyzed. In addition, the locally uniformly a-dimensional condition and the fractal Plancherel Theorem for these measures are shown. Finally, the existence of order-two density for the Hausdorff measure of a cookie-cutter set is proved.展开更多
Let E be a cookie-cutter set with dimH E =s. It is known that the Hausdorff s-measure and the packing s-measure of the set E are positive and finite. In this paper, we prove that for a gauge function g the set E has p...Let E be a cookie-cutter set with dimH E =s. It is known that the Hausdorff s-measure and the packing s-measure of the set E are positive and finite. In this paper, we prove that for a gauge function g the set E has positive and finite Hausdorff g-measure if and only if 0 〈 liminft→0 g（t）/ts 〈 ∞. Also, we prove that for a doubling gauge function g the set E has positive and finite packing g-measure if and only if 0 〈 lim supt→0 g（t）/ts 〈 ∞.展开更多
This paper provides a review of methods of assessing a fragmentation weapon’s effectiveness against a point target or an area target with keeping the focus on the necessity of using the Carleton damage function with ...This paper provides a review of methods of assessing a fragmentation weapon’s effectiveness against a point target or an area target with keeping the focus on the necessity of using the Carleton damage function with the correct shape factor.First,cookie-cutter damage functions are redefined to preserve the shape factor of and to have the same lethal area as the corresponding Carleton damage function.Then,closed-form solutions of the effectiveness methods are obtained by using those cookie-cutter damage functions and the Carleton damage function.Finally,the closed-form solutions are applied to calculate the probability of damaging a point target and the expected fractional damage to an area target for several attack scenarios by using cookie-cutter damage functions and the Carleton damage functions with different shape factors.The comparison of the calculation results shows that using cookie-cutter damage functions or the Carleton damage function with a wrong shape factor results in quite significant differences from using the original Carleton damage function with a correct shape factor when weapon’s delivery error deviations are less than or comparable to the lengths of the lethal area and the aim point is far from a target.The effectiveness methods improved in this paper will be useful for mission planning utilizing the precision-guided munitions in circumstances where the collateral damage should be reduced.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘The characteristics of cookie-cutter sets in R^d are investigated. A Bowen's formula for the Hausdorff dimension of a cookie-cutter set in terms of the pressure function is derived. The existence of self-similar measures, conformal measures and Gibbs measures on cookie-cutter sets is proved. The dimension spectrum of each of these measures is analyzed. In addition, the locally uniformly a-dimensional condition and the fractal Plancherel Theorem for these measures are shown. Finally, the existence of order-two density for the Hausdorff measure of a cookie-cutter set is proved.
基金Supported by NSFC (Grant Nos.10571063,10771164)HuBei JiaoYuTing (Grant No.D20061001)
文摘Let E be a cookie-cutter set with dimH E =s. It is known that the Hausdorff s-measure and the packing s-measure of the set E are positive and finite. In this paper, we prove that for a gauge function g the set E has positive and finite Hausdorff g-measure if and only if 0 〈 liminft→0 g（t）/ts 〈 ∞. Also, we prove that for a doubling gauge function g the set E has positive and finite packing g-measure if and only if 0 〈 lim supt→0 g（t）/ts 〈 ∞.
文摘This paper provides a review of methods of assessing a fragmentation weapon’s effectiveness against a point target or an area target with keeping the focus on the necessity of using the Carleton damage function with the correct shape factor.First,cookie-cutter damage functions are redefined to preserve the shape factor of and to have the same lethal area as the corresponding Carleton damage function.Then,closed-form solutions of the effectiveness methods are obtained by using those cookie-cutter damage functions and the Carleton damage function.Finally,the closed-form solutions are applied to calculate the probability of damaging a point target and the expected fractional damage to an area target for several attack scenarios by using cookie-cutter damage functions and the Carleton damage functions with different shape factors.The comparison of the calculation results shows that using cookie-cutter damage functions or the Carleton damage function with a wrong shape factor results in quite significant differences from using the original Carleton damage function with a correct shape factor when weapon’s delivery error deviations are less than or comparable to the lengths of the lethal area and the aim point is far from a target.The effectiveness methods improved in this paper will be useful for mission planning utilizing the precision-guided munitions in circumstances where the collateral damage should be reduced.
