Geoscience Reference
In-Depth Information
follows
t
y ( t )
=
x (
τ
) u 1 ( t
τ
) d
τ
t m
t
t
1
2!
+
τ 1 ) x (
τ 2 ) u 2 ( t
τ 1 ,
τ 2 ) d
τ 1 d
τ 2
x (
t
t m
t m
t
t
t
1
3!
+
x (
τ 1 ) x (
τ 2 ) x (
τ 3 )
t m
t m
t m
×
u 3 ( t
τ 1 ,
t
τ 2 ,
t
τ 3 ) d
τ 1 d
τ 2 d
τ 3 +···
(A30)
To facilitate numerical computations, one can replace
τ
by ( t
τ
), etc., in (A30) to
obtain, as in (A15) (after absorbing the factorials in the kernels),
m
m
m
y ( t )
=
u 1 (
τ
) x ( t
τ
) d
τ +
u 2 (
τ 1 2 ) x ( t
τ 1 ) x ( t
τ 2 ) d
τ 1 d
τ 2
0
0
0
m
m
m
+
u 3 (
τ 1 2 3 ) x ( t
τ 1 ) x ( t
τ 2 ) x ( t
τ 3 ) d
τ 1 d
τ 2 d
τ 3 +···
(A31)
0
0
0
REFERENCES
Barrett, J. F. (1963). The use of functionals in the analysis of non-linear physical systems. J. Electron.
Contr. , 15 , 567-615.
Greenberg, M. D. (1971). Applications of Green's Functions in Science and Engineering . Englewood
Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall.
Nash, J. E. (1959). Systematic determination of unit hydrograph parameters. J. Geophys. Res. , 64 ,
111-115.
Volterra, V. (1913). Le¸ons sur les equations integrales et les equations integro-differentielles . Paris:
Gauthier-Villars.
(1959). Theory of Functionals and Integral and Integro-Differential Equations . New York: Dover.
Search WWH ::




Custom Search