2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2019.123530
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An approximate numerical method for solving Cauchy singular integral equations composed of multiple implicit parameter functions with unknown integral limits in contact mechanics

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“…Given that the oscillatory function exhibits certain oscillations within the integration domain, its exact value is known to be 13.403 900. Results obtained using the artificial firefly algorithm from literature [15] yield a value of 13.404 865 83, while the artificial fish swarm algorithm from literature [13]…”
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“…Given that the oscillatory function exhibits certain oscillations within the integration domain, its exact value is known to be 13.403 900. Results obtained using the artificial firefly algorithm from literature [15] yield a value of 13.404 865 83, while the artificial fish swarm algorithm from literature [13]…”
Section: mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given that the exact value of the double integral of this function is 5.100 170, results obtained using the artificial firefly algorithm from literature [15] yield a value of 5. 099 686 404 664 276, while the artificial fish swarm algorithm from literature [13]…”
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“…For pinion: Moving from the CS O alp X alp Y alp Z alp into O awp X awp Y awp Z awp with transformation matrix M alp2awp and then moving into CS O o X o Y o Z o with transformation matrix M awp2o , which can be expressed as equation (10), the surface profile equation E op,i located in the mesh CS O o X o Y o Z o and parallel to the plane X awp O awp Y awp of actual local working CS of pinion can be obtained.…”
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“…2,3 However, the Ishikawa theory simplifies the surface profile of the tooth, which also leads to some calculation errors. In contrast, the surface profile of the tooth is described accurately in the Weber theory, 410 which is another commonly used analytical method. Based on the Weber theory, the influences of tooth parameters 11 (helix angle, normal modulus), friction, 12 surface morphology, 13 roller radii, 14 crack, 1521 modified, 22 tooth profile errors, 23 lead crown relief 24 and dedendum circle fillet 25 on the TVMS are analysed.…”
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