Minimal skew energies of oriented bicyclic graphs without even cycles
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1 214c12 $ Ê Æ Æ 118ò 14Ï Dec., 214 Operations Research Transactions Vol.18 No.4 عóVã4Uþ f 1 1, Á -G {üëïã. ãgz^>dƒ, k ã, P G σ. k ãg σ UþE s(g σ )½Â G σ ÝAŠý銃Ú. -BnL«º: ê nø¹óvã8ü. ÄBn ã UþlŒüS K. ^k ã UþÈ úªú Û {, n 156Ú155 n 12ž, OBn äk! gúgnuþvã. ' c k ã, Vã, Uþ ã aò O157.5, O êæ aò 5C5, 5C35 Minimal skew energies of oriented bicyclic graphs without even cycles XIAO Mao 1 WANG Wenhuan 1, Abstract Let G be a simple connected graph. By assigning an orientation to each edge of G, we obtained an oriented graph G σ. The skew energy E s(g σ ) of an oriented graph G σ is defined as the sum of the absolute eigenvalues of the skew adjacency matrix for G σ. Let B n be the set of bicyclic graphs without even cycles having n vertices. The ordering of graphs in B n in terms of their minimal skew energies was considered. By employing the integral formula of skew energy and knowledge of real analysis, we deduced the first three graphs with minimal skew energies in B n for n 156 and 155 n 12, respectively. Keywords oriented graphs, bicyclic graphs, skew energy Chinese Library Classification O157.5, O Mathematics Subject Classification 5C5, 5C35 Ú ó -G º: ê n{üã ã, V (G) = {q 1, q 2,, q n } ãgº:8. ãgu þ½â ãgýašý隃ú [1]. duãuþïä9nõêæ+, 'X êãø!ý! ÜêÆÚ Û, ÏdÚåïÄóŠö2,. éãu þ [), Œ z[1,2]. éãgz^>dƒ, k ãp G σ. G σ Ý,P S(G σ ), ùps(g σ ) = [s ij ]. eq i q j G σ lq i q j ^k l, Ks ij = 1±9s ji = 1. ÄK, ÂvFϵ * Ä7 8µI[g, ÆÄ7(No ), þ ½ :Æ ïä7(no. S314) 1. þ ŒÆnÆêÆX, þ 2444; Department of Mathematics, College of Sciences, Shanghai University, Shanghai 2444, China ÏÕŠö Corresponding author, whwang@shu.edu.cn
2 86 f, 18ò s ij = s ji =. C, Adiga [3] òãuþvgí2k ãuþ. éuk ãg σ, ½ÂU þ [3] n E s (G σ ) = λ i, (.1) Ù λ 1, λ 2,, λ n S(G σ )AŠ, =φ(g σ, x) = n Š. ùp, φ(g σ, x) = det[xi S(G σ )] = n b i (G σ )x n i G σ Aõ ª, I nü Ý, b, b 1,, b n φ(g σ, x) i= Xê. dug {üã, G σ Ø ¹ Úõ >, S(G σ ) é Ý. u λ i (1 i n n) XJê, éu k i, b 2i (G σ ) ±9b 2i+1 (G σ ) = [3]. Ïd, 2 n 2 i=1 φ(g σ, x) = b 2i (G σ )x n 2i. (.2) ^φ(g σ, x)xê, Hou [4] òuþe s (G σ )Lˆ e È úª: l(.3)œ±wñ, i E s (G σ ) = 2 π i= n 1 [ 2 x 2 log b 2i (G σ )x 2i] dx. (.3) i= n 2, E s (G σ ) b 2i (G σ )î ün4o¼ê. ùpb (G σ ) = 1, b 2 (G σ )uãg>ê. ÚãUþXê'{aq, (.3) 'k ãuþœj ø «š~k^ {. -G σ1 1 ÚGσ2 2 ü nk ã, k n ) b 2i (G σ1 1 ) b 2i(G σ2 2 ( ) i = E s (G σ1 1 2 ) E s(g σ2 2 ). (.4) éu k i n 2, eb 2i(G σ1 1 ) = b 2i(G σ2 2 ), KE s(g σ1 1 ) = E s(g σ2 2 ). (.4) U þxê'{. ^k ãuþxê'{úù{ êãø {, < éäk4šuþk ã?1ïä. éunk üã, Hou [4] äk!gú ŒUþã; Zhu [5] xc n 9 2 äkœuþã. éuk Vã, Shen[6] äk Ú ŒUþã. éuk (n, m)-ã, n m 2(n 2)ž, Gong [7] xäk Uþã. éuù{4šuþã x, Œ z[8-1]. -BnL«º: ê n, عóVã8Ü. éuø¹óã Â, Œë z[11]. ÄBn ã UþlŒüS K. ^Xê'{Ú Û {, n 156Ú155 n 12ž, OBn cn äk4uþvã? 1üS. 1 OóŠ Ì (Ø, Ú\ 7 Ún, Ñ ã½â. éug σ óc l, ec l kóê^> ƒó(=óž ^ž½_ž ), K C l ó½ ; ÄK C l Û½. ãg 5fãL ãg p
3 4Ï Ø¹óVã4Uþ 87 ؃>Ú. elø ¹Û, K L ó 5fã. -EL 2i (G) ãg º: ê 2ió 5fã8Ü. éu 5fãL EL 2i (G), -P e (L)ÚP o (L) OL«L ó ½ ÚÛ½ ê8. HouÚLei [12] e Ún1.1. Ún1.1 [12] -G σ L«k ã, K b 2i (G σ ) = L EL 2i(G σ ) ( 2) Pe(L) 2 Po(L), (1.1) Ù P e (L) ó½ ê8, P o (L) Û½ ê8. ŠâÚn1.1, ek ãg σ عó, Kb 2i (G σ ) = m(g, i). Ún1.2 [5] -φ(g σ1 1, x)úφ(gσ2 2, x) O nk ãgσ1 1 ÚGσ2 2 Aõ ª, K E s (G σ1 1 ) E s(g σ2 2 ) = 2 π log φ(gσ1 1, x) (1.2) φ(g σ2, x)dx. ãg kšl«ãg k^pøƒ>. -m(g, k)l«ãgkšê 8. k =, ½Âm(G, ) = 1. k <, m(g, k) =. Ún1.3 [1] -e = uv ãg ^>, k m(g, k) = m(g e, k) + m(g u v, k 1). (1.3) éuü ãg 1 ÚG 2, ½Âe šê[s'x. éu kk, em(g 1, k) m(g 2, k), KPG 1 G 2. XJG 1 G 2, 3, êk, m(g 1, k ) < m(g 2, k ), KPG 1 G 2. eg 1 G 2 G 2 G 1 ÑØ á, K G 1 ÚG 2 ØŒ'. -P n L«n º:. PP n n º: v 1, v 2,, v n. -X n L«(ãK 1,n 1, Y n L «3P 4 º:v 2 þñn 4^]!> ã, Z n L«3P 4 º:v 2 Úv 3 þ O Ñn 5^Ú1^]!> ã. Ún1.4 [13] -T n º:ä, n 6, KX n Y n Z n T, ùpt X n, Y n, Z n. -B n,d L«3P d+1 º:v 2 þñn d 1^]!> ã, B n L«3P 6 º :v 3 þñn 6^]!> ã, C n L«3P 6 º:v 2 Úv 5 þ OÑn 7^Ú1^ ]!> ã. Ún1.5 [14] -T äkn º:»Øud 1ä, KB n,d T, Ò á =T = B n,d. Ún1.6 [15] T äkn º:» 5ä, Ù n 8, KC n T, ùpt B n,5, B n, C n. Ún1.7 [16] éu êx > 1, k X 1+X log(1 + X) X. Ún1.8 [17] eg عóëÏã, KG? ü Û >ƒpø. 2 2 Ì (J -G B n. PG ü Û C a ÚC b, Ù a, b 3, b a. C a ÚC b º: ^ž OP u 1, u 2,, u a Úw 1, w 2,, w b. dún1.8, C a ÚC b mvkúº:½ k
4 88 f, 18ò úº:. 3Ún2.2ÚÚn2.3, OÄùü«œ¹. e kú\ún2.1. éuëïãg, -d(g)l«ãg». Ún2.2ÚÚn2.3, Ún2.1 -G B n, n 8. 3G, -e 1 Úe 2 O C a ÚC b ^>, K (i) d(g e 1 e 2 ) 6, b 4 (G σ ) 4n 18, b 6 (G σ ) 3n 17; (ii) d(g e 1 e 2 ) = 5 G e 1 e 2 B n,5, B n, b 4 (G σ ) 4n 19, b 6 (G σ ) 2n 12. y² -G Bn, n 8. 3G, ee 1 Úe 2 O C a ÚC b ^>, KdÚn1.8, G e 1 e 2 º: ê nä. qšâún1.1, kb 2i (G σ ) = m(g, i). (i) d(g e 1 e 2 ) 6, ŠâÚn1.3ÚÚn1.5, k b 4 (G σ ) = m(g, 2) m(g e 1 e 2, 2) m(b n,6, 2) = 4n 18, b 6 (G σ ) = m(g, 3) m(g e 1 e 2, 3) m(b n,6, 3) = 3n 17. (ii) d(g e 1 e 2 ) = 5 G e 1 e 2 B n,5, B n, kn 8. ŠâÚn1.3ÚÚn1.6, k b 4 (G σ ) = m(g, 2) m(g e 1 e 2, 2) m(c n, 2) = 4n 19, b 6 (G σ ) = m(g, 3) m(g e 1 e 2, 3) m(c n, 3) = 2n 12. Ún2.2 -G B n, n 8. 3G, ec a C b vkúº:, Kb 4 (G σ ) 4n 19, b 6 (G σ ) 2n 12. y² -G B n, n 8. 3G, ec a C b vkúº:, KC a C b ƒmk ^ P. Ø bp ü à: O u 1 Úw 1, P Ý l(p ). w,, l(p ) 1. l(p ) 2 a, b 3½öl(P ) = 1 a 3Úb 5, G u 1 u a w 1 w b u 1 u a w 1 w b ) 6. dún2.1(i), Ún2.2 á. -l(p ) = 1 a = b = 3. e{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } k :(Ø Kd(G u 1 u 3 w 1 w 3 ) 6. dún2.1(i), Ún2.2 á. ä d(g w 3 )!Ñ ˆä, e b{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } k:ñø!ñä. eu 1 ½w 1 (Ø u 1 )þñ ^ Ý 2, Kd(G u 1 u 3 w 1 w 3 ) 5 G u 1 u 3 w 1 w 3 B n,5, B n. dún1.3, Ú n2.2 á. e b½u 1 Úw 1 O!Ñx^Úy^]!>, Ù x, y x + y = n 6. dún1.3, ²L OŽ, n 8, kb 4 (G σ ) = m(g, 2) = (x + y) + (3 + x)(3 + y) + 2 = 4n 13 + xy > 4n 19, b 6 (G σ ) = m(g, 3) = x(3 + y) + y(3 + x) + 1 = 3n xy > 2n 12. Ïd, Ú n2.2 á. -S 5,3,3 L«ò C 3 º:u 1, C 3 º:w 1?1ÅÜ ã. - A n,3,3 L«3S 5,3,3 º:u 1 þñn 5^]!> ã, B n,3,3 L«3S 5,3,3 º:u 1 þ Ñn 7^]!>Ú ^ 2 ã, C n,3,3 L«3S 5,3,3 º:u 1 Úu 2 þ O Ñn 6^Ú1^]!> ã, D n,3,3 L«3S 5,3,3 º:u 2 þñn 5^]!> ã. A n,3,3, B n,3,3, C n,3,3 ÚD n,3,3 OXã1 «.
5 4Ï Ø¹óVã4Uþ 89 ã1 A n,3,3, B n,3,3, C n,3,3, D n,3,3 Ún2.3 -G Bn, n 8. 3G, ec a C b k úº: G A n,3,3, B n,3,3, C n,3,3, D n,3,3, Kb 4 (G σ ) 4n 19, b 6 (G σ ) 2n 12. y² -G Bn, n 8. 3G, ec a C b k úº:, KØ C a º :u 1 C b º:w 1 úº:, Ù b a. w,, G u 1 u a w 1 w b n º:ä. b 5, a 3, kd(g u 1 u a w 1 w b ) 6. dún2.1(i), Ún2.3 á. e -b = a = 3. e{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } 3 º:(Ø u 2 )Ñ ^Ý 2, KG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 3 n º:ä d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 3 ) 6. dún2.1(i), Ún2.3 á. e, e{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } º:Ñä, Kb½ùˆä (ã. Šâ{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } º: ÄÑ(ã n«œ¹?1?ø. œ¹1 {u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } kº:ñøñ(ã. -e 1 = u 2 u 3, e 2 = w 2 w 3, KG e 1 e 2 n º:ä. eg A n,3,3, B n,3,3, KG e 1 e 2 X n, Y n. ŠâÚn1.4, km(g e 1 e 2, 2) m(z n, 2) = 2n 8. ŠâÚn1.1Ú Ún1.3, k b 4 (G σ ) = m(g, 2) = m(g e 1, 2) + m(g u 2 u 3, 1) = [m(g e 1 e 2, 2) + (n 3)] + (n 2) 4n 13 > 4n 19. (2.1) Ï u 2, u 3, w 2 Úw 3 ÑvkÑ(ã, ±G e 1 w 2 w 3 n 2 º:ä. eg A n,3,3, B n,3,3, KG e 1 w 2 w 3 X n 2, Y n 2. ŠâÚn1.4, km(g e 1 w 2 w 3, 2) m(z n 2, 2) = 2n 12. ŠâÚn1.1ÚÚn1.3, k b 6 (G σ ) = m(g, 3) = m(g e 1, 3) + m(g u 2 u 3, 2) = [m(g e 1 e 2, 3) + m(g e 1 w 2 w 3, 2)] + m(g u 2 u 3, 2) m(g e 1 w 2 w 3, 2) 2n 12. (2.2) d(2.1)ú(2.2), Ún2.3 á. œ¹2 {u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } k º:(Ø u 2 )Ñ(ã. eu 2 þ Ñ ^]!> G C n,3,3, Ku 1 þñ ^Ý 2. ÏdG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 n º:ä, d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 ) 5 G u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 B n,5, B n. dú n2.1, Ún2.3 á. eu 2 þ Ñü^]!> G D n,3,3, Ku 1 þñ ä. ÏdG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 n º:ä, d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 ) 5 G u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 B n,5, B n. dú n2.1, Ún2.3 á.
6 9 f, 18ò œ¹3 {u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } kü º:Ñ(ã. Äk, Ø b½u 2 ]!>. ew 2 þñ]!>, KG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 n º: ä d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 ) 6. dún2.1(i), Ún2.3 á. Ón, ew 3 þñ]!>, Ú n2.3 á. ew 2 Úw 3 ÑØÑ]!>, du{u 2, u 3, w 2, w 3 } kü º:Ñ(ã, Ïdu 3 Ñ]!>. XJu 1 Ñ ä, KG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 n º:ä, d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 ) 5 G u 1 u 2 w 1 w 2 B n,5, B n. dún2.1, Ún2.3 á. XJu 1 þvk Ñä, Kn 8, u 2 Úu 3 k º:Ñü^]!>. Ø bù º: u 2, KG u 1 u 2 w 1 w 3 n º:ä, d(g u 1 u 2 w 1 w 3 ) 5 G u 1 u 2 w 1 w 3 B n,5, B n. dún2.1, Ún2.3 á. Ø bbn 3 ãg n,, v b 2 (G σ n,) = n + 1, b 4 (G σ n,) = 4n 19, b 6 (G σ n,) = 2n 12, b 2i (G σ n,) =, Ù 8 2i n. dún1.8!ún2.2úún2.3, ŒÚn2.4. Ún2.4 -G Bn, Ù n 8, ke s (G σ n,) E s (G σ ), Ù G A n,3,3, B n,3,3, C n,3,3, D n,3,3. y² -G Bn, Ù n 8. dugø¹ó, dún1.8, C a ÚC b mvkúº: ½ k úº:. eg A n,3,3, B n,3,3, C n,3,3, D n,3,3, dún2.2úún2.3, k b 2 (G σ ) = b 2 (G σ n,) = n + 1, b 6 (G σ ) 2n 12 = b 6 (G σ n,), b 4 (G σ ) 4n 19 = b 4 (G σ n,), b 2i (G σ ) = b 2i (G σ n,), Ù 8 2i n. d(.4), Ún2.4y. 'A σ n,3,3, Bn,3,3, σ Cn,3,3, σ Dn,3,3ÚG σ σ n,ƒmuþœ, e Ú\Ún Ún y², A^k ãuþxê'{ú Û {, éü k ãuþ?1'. Ún2.5 n 8, (i) E s (A σ n,3,3) < E s (Cn,3,3) σ < E s (Bn,3,3); σ (ii) E s (A σ n,3,3) < E s (Dn,3,3). σ y² n 8, ÏL OŽ, k b 2 (A σ n,3,3) = b 2 (C σ n,3,3) = b 2 (B σ n,3,3) = n + 1, b 4 (A σ n,3,3) = 2n 5 < 3n 9 = b 4 (C σ n,3,3) < 3n 8 = b 4 (B σ n,3,3), b 6 (A σ n,3,3) = n 5 < 2n 11 = b 6 (C σ n,3,3) < 3n 15 = b 6 (B σ n,3,3), b 8 (A σ n,3,3) = b 8 (C σ n,3,3) = < b 8 (B σ n,3,3) = n 7, b 2i (A σ n,3,3) = b 2i (C σ n,3,3) = b 2i (B σ n,3,3) =, Ù 1 2i n. Šâ(.4), Ún2.5(i) á. OŽ, kb 2 (Dn,3,3) σ = n+1, b 4 (Dn,3,3) σ = 4n 15, b 6 (Dn,3,3) σ = n 5, b 2i (Dn,3,3) σ =, ùp8 2i n. aqún2.5(i)y², Ún2.5(ii) á. Ún2.6 n 156, E s (Cn,3,3) σ < E s (Dn,3,3). σ 155 n 8, E s (Cn,3,3) σ > E s (Dn,3,3). σ y² Šâ(.2)ÚÚn1.1, k φ(c σ n,3,3, x) = x n 6 [x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (3n 9)x 2 + (2n 11)] x n 6 C(n, x), (2.3) φ(d σ n,3,3, x) = x n 6 [x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (4n 15)x 2 + (n 5)] x n 6 D(n, x). (2.4)
7 4Ï Ø¹óVã4Uþ 91 Šâ(2.3), (2.4)ÚÚn1.2, k E s (Cn,3,3) σ E s (Dn,3,3) σ = 2 f(x, n)dx, (2.5) π ( ) ùpf(x, n) = log C(n,x) A+B D(n,x) = log A+C = log 1 + B C A+C, Ù A = x 6 + (n + 1)x 4, B = (3n 9)x 2 + (2n 11), C = (4n 15)x 2 + (n 5), =f(x, n)œ±l«( (n 6) (n 6)x 2 ) f(x, n) = log 1 + x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (4n 15)x 2. (2.6) + (n 5) w,/, n 8 x, A, B, C >. -X = B C. yx > 1. ŠâÚn1.7, A + C x R, x n 8ž, k ±9 f(x, n) f(x, n) (n 6) (n 6)x 2 x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (4n 15)x 2 + (n 5) (n 6) (n 6)x 2 x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (3n 9)x 2 + (2n 11). x 1ž, f(x, n) ; < x < 1ž, f(x, n) >. f(x, n) Âñ, -ϕ(x) = log x4 + 3x x 4 + 4x ùp, 5, x ž, ¼êS lim f(x, n) = log x4 + 3x n + x 4 + 4x (2.7) ¼êSf(x, n)4. x ž, k ϕ(x) f(x, n) = log x4 + 3x x 4 + 4x log x6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (3n 9)x 2 + (2n 11) x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (4n 15)x 2 + (n 5) ( = log 1 + P (x, n) Q(x, n) ). (2.8) Q(x, n) P (x, n) = x 1 + (n + 4)x 8 + (7n 1)x 6 + (15n 48)x 4 + (11n 45)x 2 + (2n 1), Q(x, n) = x 1 + (n + 5)x 8 + (7n 4)x 6 + (15n 46)x 4 + (11n 53)x 2 + (2n 11). Ïdk P (x, n) Q(x, n) = 1 + 8x 2 2x 4 6x 6 x 8 = (1 x 2 )(x 6 + 7x 4 + 9x 2 + 1). k x R, n 8ž, P (x, n) Q(x, n) Q(x, n) P (x, n) Q(x, n) ê > 1. ŠâÚn1.7, Q(x, n) ϕ(x) f(x, n) (1 x2 )(x 6 + 7x 4 + 9x 2 + 1) Q(x, n)
8 92 f, 18ò ±9 ϕ(x) f(x, n) (1 x2 )(x 6 + 7x 4 + 9x 2 + 1). P (x, n) Ïd, x 1ž, ϕ(x) f(x, n) ; < x < 1ž, ϕ(x) > f(x, n) >. bn ëycþ. 3f(x, n) én, k f(x, n) n = (1 x2 )(x 6 + 7x 4 + 9x 2 + 1). (2.9) (A + B)(A + C) l(2.9)œ, x 1ž, f(x, n) nün4~¼ê; < x < 1ž, f(x, n) nü N4O¼ê. u, x 1ž, kϕ(x) f(x, n + 1) < f(x, n); < x < 1ž, kϕ(x) > f(x, n + 1) > f(x, n). Ïd, n 164ž, k f(x, n)dx = < 1 1 f(x, n)dx + ϕ(x)dx f(x, n)dx f(x, 164)dx = =. 218 <. (2.1) Šâ(2.5)Ú(2.1)Œ, n 164ž, ke s (Cn,3,3) σ < E s (Dn,3,3). σ ÏL OŽ, 163 n 156, ke s (Cn,3,3) σ < E s (Dn,3,3); σ 155 n 8, ke s (Cn,3,3) σ > E s (Dn,3,3). σ Ú n2.6 á. Ún2.7 n 8, E s (Dn,3,3) σ < E s (Bn,3,3). σ y² Šâ(.2)ÚÚn1.1, k φ(b σ n,3,3, x) = x n 8 [x 8 + (n + 1)x 6 + (3n 8)x 4 + (3n 15)x 2 + (n 7)]. (2.11) Šâ(2.4), (2.11)ÚÚn1.2, k E s (D σ n,3,3) E s (B σ n,3,3) = 2 π ùpf(x, n) = log B(x, n), Ù B(x, n) = ¼êSf(x, n) Âñ, f(x, n)dx, (2.12) x 8 +(n+1)x 6 +(4n 15)x 4 +(n 5)x 2 x 8 +(n+1)x 6 +(3n 8)x 4 +(3n 15)x 2 +(n 7). x ž, lim f(x, n) = log x 6 + 4x 4 + x 2 n + x 6 + 3x 4 + 3x ϕ(x) = log A(x) ¼êSf(x, n)4, Ù A(x) = x6 +4x 4 +x 2 x 6 +3x 4 +3x w,, k ϕ(x) f(x, n) = log A(x) B(x, n). (2.13) ²OŽ, k A(x) B(x, n) = x 2 (x 6 + 4x 4 9x 2 2) (x 2 + 1) 3 [x 4 + (n 1)x 2 + (n 7)]. (2.14)
9 4Ï Ø¹óVã4Uþ 93 -q(x) = x 6 + 4x 4 9x 2 2Úx = ÏL OŽ, < x < x, kq(x) < ; x x, kq(x). d(2.14), < x < x, k < A(x) < B(x, n); x x, ka(x) B(x, n) >, Ù n 8. Ïd, d(2.13)œ, < x < x, ϕ(x) < f(x, n); x x, ϕ(x) f(x, n). OŽ, Œ B(x, n + 1) B(x, n) = x 2 q(x) (x 2 + 1) 2 [x 4 + nx 2 + (n 6)][x 4 + (n 1)x 2 + (n 7)]. -n 8. < x < x, duq(x) <, < B(x, n + 1) < B(x, n); x x, duq(x), B(x, n + 1) B(x, n) >.? Ú, d(2.13)œ, < x < x, f(x, n + 1) < f(x, n); x x, f(x, n+1) f(x, n). Ïd, < x < x, ϕ(x) < f(x, n+1) < f(x, n); x x, ϕ(x) f(x, n + 1) f(x, n). n 8, k f(x, n)dx = = < x x x + x f(x, n)dx + f(x, 8)dx + ( log 1 + x log x x f(x, n)dx ϕ(x)dx x 4 6x 2 1 x 8 + 9x x 4 + 9x ( 1 + x 4 2x 2 1 x 6 + 3x 4 + 3x x 4 6x 2 1 x 8 + 9x x 4 + 9x dx ) dx ) dx x 4 2x x x 6 + 3x 4 + 3x dx = = <, (2.15) (2.15)ê1 uò dún1.7. Ïd, l(2.12)ú(2.15)œ, n 8, E s (Dn,3,3) σ < E s (Bn,3,3). σ Ún2.7 á. Ún2.8 n 12, E s (Cn,3,3) σ < E s (G σ n,). 11 n 8, E s (Cn,3,3) σ > E s (G σ n,). y² Šâ(.2)ÚÚn1.1, k φ(g σ n,, x) = x n 6 [x 6 + (n + 1)x 4 + (4n 19)x 2 + (2n 12)] Šâ(2.16), (2.13)ÚÚn1.2, k -H 1 (x, n) = G(n,x) C(n,x). bn x n 6 G(n, x). (2.16) E s (G σ n,) E s (C σ n,3,3) = 2 π H 1 (x, n) n ëycþ, K log = x8 + 11x x x C 2 (n, x) G(n, x) dx. (2.17) C(n, x) >. (2.18)
10 94 f, 18ò Šâ(2.18)Œ, H 1 (x, n) nün4o¼ê. nün4o¼ê. n 12, ÏLOŽ, k Ïd, Šâ(2.17), E s (G σ n,) E s (C σ n,3,3) E s (G σ n,) E s (C σ n,3,3) E s (G σ 12,) E s (C σ 12,3,3) = 2 G(12, x) log π C(12, x) dx = >. (2.19) d(2.19), n 12, Ún2.8y. 11 n 8, ÏL OŽ, ke s (Cn,3,3) σ > E s (G σ n,). Ún2.9 n 9, E s (Dn,3,3) σ < E s (G σ n,). n = 8, E s (Dn,3,3) σ > E s (G σ n,). y² Šâ(2.16), (2.14)ÚÚn1.2, k E s (G σ n,) E s (D σ n,3,3) = 2 π log G(n, x) dx. (2.2) D(n, x) -H 2 (x, n) = G(n,x) D(n,x). bn ëycþ, K H 2 (x, n) n = 5x6 + 24x x D 2 (n, x) >. (2.21) Ïd, Šâ(2.2)Ú(2.21), E s (G σ n,) E s (D σ n,3,3) nün4o¼ê. n 9, ÏLOŽ, k E s (G σ n,) E s (D σ n,3,3) E s (G σ 9,) E s (D σ 9,3,3) = 2 G(9, x) log π D(9, x) dx = >. (2.22) dª(2.22), n 9, Ún2.9y. n = 8, ÏL OŽ, ke s (Dn,3,3) σ > E s (G σ n,). dún , Bn äk!gúgnuþk ã. ½n2.1 -G Bn. (i) n 156, Ù G A n,3,3, C n,3,3, D n,3,3. (ii) 155 n 12, E s (A σ n,3,3) < E s (C σ n,3,3) < E s (D σ n,3,3) < E s (G σ ), E s (A σ n,3,3) < E s (D σ n,3,3) < E s (C σ n,3,3) < E s (G σ ), Ù G A n,3,3, D n,3,3, C n,3,3. y² (i) n 156. dún2.4!ún2.5(i)!ún2.6úún2.9, k E s (A σ n,3,3) < E s (C σ n,3,3) < E s (D σ n,3,3) < E s (G σ n,) E s (G σ ),
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