in the present study, a model of a large lithium polymer (li-po) battery for use in the simulation of hybrid electric vehicles (hevs) is developed. to attain this goal, an equivalent circuit (ec) consisting of a series resistor and two rc parallel networks is considered. the accuracy and the response time of the model for use in an hev simulator are studied. the battery parameters identificatio...

properties of the hybrid of block-pulse functions and lagrange polynomials based on the legendre-gauss-type points are investigated and utilized to define the composite interpolation operator as an extension of the well-known legendre interpolation operator. the uniqueness and interpolating properties are discussed and the corresponding differentiation matrix is also introduced. the applicabili...

We investigate the hard nonresonant excitation of the forced Duffing equation with a positive damping parameter E. Using the symbolic manipulation system MACSYMA, a computer algebra system. we derive the two term perturbation expansion by the method of multiple time scales. The resulting approximate solution is valid for small values of the coefficient e As the damping parameter e increases, th...

In this paper we define a many-valued semantics for hybrid logic and we give a sound and complete tableau system which is prooftheoretically well-behaved, in particular, it gives rise to a decision procedure for the logic. This shows that many-valued hybrid logics is a natural enterprise and opens up the way for future applications.

A Hybrid Monte Carlo method (HMC) method is proposed in this article for estimating the system reliability of a stochastic network without needing to know all of the minimal pathsets/cutsets (MPs/MCs) in advance. The analysis indicates that the proposed method is efficient when compared to the crude Monte Carlo method (CMC).

a numerical method for solving variational problems is presented in this paper. the method is based upon hybrid of hartley functions approximations. the properties of hybrid functions which are the combinations of block-pulse functions and hartley functions are first presented. the operational matrix of integration is then utilized to reduce the variational problems to the solution of algebraic...

We propose a modification of the Hybrid Monte-Carlo method to sample equilibrium distributions of continuous field models. The method allows an efficient implementation of Fourier acceleration and is shown to reduce completely critical slowing down for the Gaussian model, i. e., z = 0.

in this paper, we present a comparative study between the modified variational iteration method (mvim) and a hybrid of fourier transform and variational iteration method (ftvim). the study outlines the efficiencyand convergence of the two methods. the analysis is illustrated by investigating four singular partial differential equations with variable coefficients. the solution of singular partia...