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The new iterative method of approximating the boundary trajectory of a short-focus electron beam propagating in a free drift mode in a low-pressure ionized gas under the condition of compensation of the space charge of electrons is considered and discussed in the article. To solve the given approxim...

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description The new iterative method of approximating the boundary trajectory of a short-focus electron beam propagating in a free drift mode in a low-pressure ionized gas under the condition of compensation of the space charge of electrons is considered and discussed in the article. To solve the given approximation task, the root-polynomial functions of the fourth and fifth order were applied, the main features of which are the ravine character and the presence of one global minimum. As an initial approach to solving the approximation problem, the values of the polynomial coefficients are calculated by solving the interpolation problem. After this, the approximation task is solved iteratively. All necessary polynomial coefficients are calculated multiple times, taking into account the values of the function and its derivative at the reference points. The final values of polynomial coefficients of high-order root-polynomial functions are calculated using the dichotomy method. The article also provides examples of the applying fourth-order and fifth-order root-polynomial functions to approximate sets of numerical data that correspond to the description of ravine functions. The obtained theoretical results are interesting and important for the experts who study the physics of electron beams and design modern industrial electron beam technological equipment.
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fulltext  I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok, 2023 Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 127 UDC 004.942:537.525 DOI: 10.20535/SRIT.2308-8893.2023.3.10 BASIC ALGORITHM FOR APPROXIMATION OF THE BOUNDARY TRAJECTORY OF SHORT-FOCUS ELECTRON BEAM USING THE ROOT-POLYNOMIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE FOURTH AND FIFTH ORDER I. MELNYK, A. POCHYNOK Abstract. The new iterative method of approximating the boundary trajectory of a short-focus electron beam propagating in a free drift mode in a low-pressure ionized gas under the condition of compensation of the space charge of electrons is con- sidered and discussed in the article. To solve the given approximation task, the root- polynomial functions of the fourth and fifth order were applied, the main features of which are the ravine character and the presence of one global minimum. As an ini- tial approach to solving the approximation problem, the values of the polynomial coefficients are calculated by solving the interpolation problem. After this, the ap- proximation task is solved iteratively. All necessary polynomial coefficients are cal- culated multiple times, taking into account the values of the function and its deriva- tive at the reference points. The final values of polynomial coefficients of high-order root-polynomial functions are calculated using the dichotomy method. The article also provides examples of the applying fourth-order and fifth-order root-polynomial functions to approximate sets of numerical data that correspond to the description of ravine functions. The obtained theoretical results are interesting and important for the experts who study the physics of electron beams and design modern industrial electron beam technological equipment. Keywords: approximation, interpolation, root-polynomial function, ravine function, least-square method, discrepancy, approximation error, electron beam, electron- beam technologies. INTRODUCTION Today, an important task regarding the further development and industrial appli- cation of electron beam technologies is the preliminary estimate of the boundary trajectory of the electron beam using different suitable approaches. Therefore, in addition to development the basic theory of electron beam optics and obtaining necessary analytical ratios and corresponded numerical methods for solving dif- ferential equations, methods of interpolation and approximation are widely used also [1–3]. A separate issue in this aspect is the evaluation of electron beam trajectories and finding the focal parameters of beams in high-voltage glow discharge (HVGD) electron guns [1; 4–7]. Main singularities of such kind of beams, at the physical point of view, is its propagation in the soft vacuum in the medium of re- sidual gas with compensation the space charge of electrons. In additional, usually such beams are formed by the cathodes with large emission surface, therefore the convergence angle of beam is generally large and its focal diameter is not so I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 128 small, range of few millimeters. Just today HVGD electron guns widely used in various branches of industry, in particular in the electronic industry, instrument building, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, automobile and aerospace industry [5–9]. The main advantages of these types of guns, regarding the possibility of their industrial application, are operation in a soft vacuum in the medium of vari- ous technological gases, including noble and active gases, high stability and reli- ability of operation of the HVGD electron, the relative simplicity of the design and the cheap of HVGD electron guns, as well as stability and reliability of its operation [1–3]. Ease of control the power of the electron beam both by gas dy- namic lows and changing the operation pressure in discharge chamber and by the lighting of additional discharges is also possible [8; 9]. Among the advanced application of HVGD electron guns in the modern electronic production most important are follows. 1. Welding of contacts and casualization of crystals. For example, such ap- plication is very advanced in the experimental production of cryogenic low- temperature devices [10; 11]. 2. Production of high-quality capacitors with the small value of current losses on the base of ceramic films [12–14]. 3. Production of communication devices as receivers and transmitters of micro- waves antennas on the base of high-quality ceramic films [12–14]. 4. Refining of silicon ingot for obtaining the pure material for electronic in- dustry [15–18]. Main problems of HVGD optics and energetics are well-known and have been complexly analyzed in papers [1; 19–21]. The problems of guiding short- focus electron beam in ionized gas also have been studied carefully both theoreti- cally and experimentally, corresponded mathematical model was presented in the paper [1]. However, mathematical methods of interpolation and approximation of electron beam boundary trajectories in the medium of ionized gas still wasn’t de- veloped up to the necessary stage, corresponded mathematical function also ha- ven’t considered complexly. This shortcoming largely hinders the introduction into the industry of advanced electron-beam technologies. In the papers [22; 23] the root-polynomial function was considered as the suitable mathematical tools to interpolation the boundary trajectories of shorty- focus electron beams in the case of its propagation in the medium of ionized gases with compensation of the space charge of electrons. Root-polynomial functions from second to fifth order and corresponded interpolation results were presented and analyzed in papers [22; 23]. The interpolation results have been compared with the accurate solution of differential equation of electron beam propagation, and corresponded interpolation error usually was smaller, than 5% [22; 23]. Therefore, the aim of investigations, which are described in this article, is forming the algorithm of approximation of boundary trajectories of short-focus electron beam, propagated in the ionized gas with compensation the space charge of elec- trons. Testing examples of using such approximation for the root-polynomial functions of fourth and fifth order are also considered and obtained results of nu- merical simulation are analyzed. Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 129 THE PREVIOUS RESEARCHES AND THEORETICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF PROPOSED APPROACH The basic theory of polynomials interpolation and approximation is considered generally in the manual books [24; 25]. In the papers [22; 23] was considered the task of interpolation the ravine functions, which corresponded to the boundary trajectories of electron beam, propagated in the medium of ionized gas, by the root-polynomial functions, which in the general form are written as: ,)( 01 1 1 n n n n n CzCzCzCzr     (1) where z is the longitudinal coordinate, r is the radius of the boundary trajectory of the electron beam, n is the degree of the polynomial, as well as the order of the root function, 0C – nC are the polynomial coefficients. The analytical relations for coefficients of forth order root-polynomial func- tion 3210 ,,, CCCC and 4C , which, in general form, corresponding to relation (1), is written as follows [22; 23]: ,)( 4 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 CzCzCzCzCzr  (2) are also was obtained and analyzed in the papers [22; 23]. Clear, that for 5 unknown polynomial coefficients of function (2) 3210 ,,, CCCC and 4C , with defined basic values of the spatial coordinates 54321 ,,,, rrrrr , 4321 ,,, zzzz and 5z , corresponded set of 5 linear equation for calculation the polynomial coefficients is written as follows [22; 23]:              . ; ; ; ; 4 5051 2 52 3 53 4 54 4 4041 2 42 3 43 4 44 4 3031 2 32 3 33 4 34 4 2021 2 22 3 23 4 24 4 1011 2 12 3 13 4 14 rCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzC (3) For solving the set of equations (3) firstly considered the coefficients basic intermediate variables lka , , where k — number of iterations for solving set of equation (2) and l — number of equation i in the set (3) [22; 23]. Corresponded analytical relations are look as follows: ; 12 4 1 4 2 2,1 zz rr a    ; 13 4 1 4 3 3,1 zz rr a    ; 14 4 1 4 4 4,1 zz rr a    ; 15 4 1 4 5 5,1 zz rr a    ; 23 2,13,1 3,2 zz aa a    ; 24 2,14,1 4,2 zz aa a    . 25 2,15,1 5,2 zz aa a    (4) After that, considering the second set of additional variables lmkb ,, , where parameter m is the power of variable z in the set of equations (3). Corresponded analytical relations are written as follows: ; 23 2 2 13 2 11 2 21 2 3 3 2 3 3 3,3,2 zz zzzzzzzzzz b    I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 130 ; 23 2131 2 2 2 3 3,3,2 zz zzzzzz b    ; 24 2 2 14 2 11 2 21 2 4 3 2 3 4 3,3,2 zz zzzzzzzzzz b    ; 24 2141 2 2 2 4 4,2,2 zz zzzzzz b    ; 25 2 2 15 2 11 2 21 2 5 3 2 3 5 5,3,2 zz zzzzzzzzzz b    ; 25 2151 2 2 2 5 5,2,2 zz zzzzzz b    (5) ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,3,24,3,2 4,3,3 bb bb b    . 3,2,25,2,2 3,3,25,3,2 5,3,3 bb bb b    After that, with known values of the coefficients 4,2,2b , 3,2,2b and 5,2,2b , five additional variables from the first data set 2,35,34,35,4 ,,, aaaa , and 1,3a as well as two new coefficients from the second set of variables 1,3b and 2,3b , arecalculated by using such analytical relations: ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,24,2 5,4 bb aa a    ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,24,2 4,3 bb aa a    ; 3,2,25,2,2 3,25,2 5,3 bb aa a    (6) ; 3,2,25,2,2 3,25,2 2,3 bb aa a    ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,24,2 1,3 bb aa a    ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,3,24,3,2 1,3 bb bb b    . 3,2,25,2,2 3,3,25,3,2 2,3 bb bb b    And finally, taking into account relations (4)–(6) and the first equation of the set (3), all polynomial coefficients of the set of equation (3) are defined with ap- plying the following relations: ; 1,32,3 1,32,3 4 bb aa C    ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,3,24,3,2 1,32,3 1,32,3 3,2,24,2,2 3,24,2 3 bb bb bb aa bb aa C                                 3,2,24,2,2 3,3,24,3,2 1,32,3 1,32,3 3,2,24,2,2 3,24,2 1,32,3 1,32,3 23 2,13,1 2 bb bb bb aa bb aa bb aa zz aa C (7) ; 24 2 2 14 2 11 2 21 2 4 3 2 3 4 zz zzzzzzzzzz    ;)()()( 212 2 121 2 23 3 12 2 11 2 2 3 242,11 zzCzzzzCzzzzzzCaC  .11 2 12 3 13 4 14 4 10 zCzCzCzCrC  The analytical relations for coefficients of fifth order root-polynomial func- tion 43210 ,,,, CCCCC and 5C , corresponding to relation (1), is written as fol- lows [22; 23]: Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 131 .)( 5 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 5 CzCzCzCzCzCzr  (8) Therefore, the set of equation for defining the polynomial coefficient includ- ing 6 equations and generally it writing as follows [22; 23]:                 . ; ; ; ; ; 5 6061 2 62 3 63 4 64 5 65 5 5051 2 52 3 53 4 54 5 55 5 4041 2 42 3 43 4 44 5 45 5 3031 2 32 3 33 4 34 5 35 5 2021 2 22 3 23 4 24 5 25 5 1011 2 12 3 13 4 14 5 15 rCzCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzCzC rCzCzCzCzCzC (9) But the advance of proposed method of calculation the polynomial coefficients is that with using the set of coefficients for four-order function, defined by relations (4)–(6), some of that relations are also correct for defining the coefficients of fifth-order polynomial. For example, among the first set of the coefficient a only the values a1,l are different form relations (4), since they are including fifth order of beam radius r. Corresponded relations for defining the coefficients a1,l are written as follows [22; 23]: ; 12 5 1 5 2 2,1 zz rr a    ; 13 5 1 5 3 3,1 zz rr a    ; 14 5 1 5 4 4,1 zz rr a    . 15 5 1 5 5 5,1 zz rr a    (10) Other two coefficients from the first set a26 and a36 are defined by the fol- lowing analytical relations: ; 26 2,16,1 6,2 zz aa a    . 3,2,26,2,2 3,26,2 6,3 bb aa a    (11) The corresponded coefficients b from the second set of additional variables are calculated for five order root-polynomial functions by analytical solving the set of linear equations (9) by the following relations: ; 26 1216 2 2 2 6 6,2,2 zz zzzzzz b    ; 23 2 3 13 3 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 31 3 21 3 3 2 2 4 3 3,4,2 zz zzzzzzzzzzzzzz b    ; 24 2 3 14 3 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 41 3 21 3 4 4 2 4 4 4,4,2 zz zzzzzzzzzzzzzz b    ; 25 2 3 15 3 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 51 3 21 3 5 4 2 4 5 5,4,2 zz zzzzzzzzzzzzzz b    ; 26 2 2 16 2 11 3 21 2 6 3 2 4 6 6,4,2 zz zzzzzzzzzz b    (12) I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 132 ; 26 2 2 16 2 11 2 21 2 6 3 2 3 6 6,3,2 zz zzzzzzzzzz b    ; 3,2,24,2,2 3,4,24,4,2 4,3,3 bb bb b    ; 3,2,26,2,2 3,4,26,4,2 6,4,3 bb bb b    . 3,2,26,2,2 3,3,26,3,2 6,3,3 bb bb b    With known additional variables a and b, defined by the relations (4), (10)–(12), the polynomial coefficients of root-polynomial function (8) are calculated with using following relations: ; 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5 bb aa C    ;5,4 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5,4,44 a bb aa bC     ;5,4 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5,4,44,4,3 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 4,4,34,33                a bb aa bb bb aa baC                5,4 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5,4,43,3,2 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 3,4,23,22 a bb aa bb bb aa baC ;5,4 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5,4,44,4,3 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 4,4,34,33,2,2                        a bb aa bb bb aa bab (13)     )( 4 12 3 1 2 1 2 21 3 2 4 2 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 3,4,22,11 zzzzzzzz bb aa baC             )( 4 12 3 1 2 1 2 21 3 2 4 25,4 5,4,46,4,4 5,46,4 5,4,4 zzzzzzzza bb aa b );()( 122 2 112 2 23 zzCzzzzC  .11 2 12 3 13 4 14 5 15 5 10 zCzCzCzCzCrC  Relations (4)–(7) have been used in this work for calculation the coefficients of forth order root-polynomial function (2), and relations (10)–(13) — for calcula- tion the corresponded coefficients of fifth order root-polynomial function (8). Such kind of ravine functions are generally characterized by one minimum, as well as by quasi-linear dependence outside the region of local minimum. In any case, such functional dependences are very suitable for approximation the trajec- tories of electron beam, propagated in the medium of ionized gas with compensa- tion the space charge of electrons, because, as it was proved theoretically, the be- havior of electron beams in such physical conditions is exactly the same [1; 20– 23; 26–29]. An effective and simple method of calculation the optimal values of polynomial coefficients for function (3) and (8), have been used in this work for solving the task of approximation the suitable numerical data. Describing of this method, as well as corresponded examples of approximation for some of ravine functions, will be considered in the next parts of this article. Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 133 STATEMENT OF APPROXIMATION PROBLEM In general, the approximation task is that for given approximation basis points and a given approximation function r(z), for example, for function (1) with unknown coefficients Cn, Cn-1, ... C1, C0, write an analytical expression based on the method of least squares [24; 25; 30; 31]. For example, for fourth order root-polynomial function:    m i ii СССССzrrСССССS 1 min 01234 22 01234 )),,,,,((),,,,( (14)         m i i СzСzСzСzСr 1 min 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 2 , and for fifth-order function, correspondently,    m i ii ССССССzrrССССССS 1 min 012345 22 012345 )),,,,,,((),,,,,( (15)         m i i СzСzСzСzСzСr 1 min 5 2 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 ,)( where n is the degree of the root-polynomial function, m is the number of reference values. Applying known methods of solving extremal problems through the search for partial derivatives of a function of many variables [24; 25], the generalized relation (14) can be rewritten in the form of a system of algebraic differential equations as follows [24; 25; 30; 31]:                                                                  m i i i m i i i m i i i m i i i m i i i C CCCССzr СzСzСzСzСr C CCCССzr СzСzСzСzСr C CCCССzr СzСzСzСzСr C CCCССzr СzСzСzСzСr C CCCССzr СzСzСzСzСr 1 4 012344 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 3 012344 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 2 012344 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 012344 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 0 012344 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 . ),,,,,( ; ),,,,,( ; ),,,,,( ; ),,,,,( ; ),,,,,( (16) Correspondently, relation (15) for fifth order root-polynomial function is re- written as follows:                                                                  m i i i m i i i m i i i m i i i m i i i C CCCСССzr СzСzСzСzСzСr C CCCСССzr СzСzСzСzСzСr C CCCСССzr СzСzСzСzСzСr C CCCСССzr СzСzСzСzСzСr C CCCСССzr СzСzСzСzСzСr 1 4 0123455 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 3 0123455 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 2 0123455 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 1 0123455 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1 0 0123455 01 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 . ),,,,,,( ; ),,,,,,( ; ),,,,,,( ; ),,,,,,( ; ),,,,,,( (17) I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 134 The problem is that the solution of the set of equations (16), (17) in the case of a nonlinear function r(z) of many variable parameters, is extremely difficult. Methods of analytical solution of some simpler approximation problems for linear, quadratic, polynomial and one-parameter functions f(z), as well as for the sum of arbitrarily specified functions φ1(z), φ2(z), φn(z) with unknown numerical coefficients a0, a1, ..., an are described in the textbook [30; 31], and the methods of numerical solution of systems of nonlinear equations, similar to (4), are considered in textbooks [24; 25; 32–34]. But generally, in the theory of approximation is assumed, that with increasing the number of varied variables up to 5 and more the applying methods of multicriterial analyze aren’t suitable and lead to obtaining the wrong results. Usually in mathematical software tools the gradient methods, the Nelder–Mead method, the Broyden–Fletcher–Goldfarb– Shanno algorithm and others are used for solving multi-criteria optimization tasks [32–35]. Let’s we will the approximation task for root-polynomial functions (2), (8) by the other approach. As an initial approximation we will choose the result of interpolation for four base points using, to calculate the polynomial coefficients of the root-polynomial function (2), (8) by applying the analytical relations (4–7; 10–13). Regarding hat the root-polynomial function of the fourth and fifth order (2), (8) is symmetric about the axis minz z , considering now the linear approximation for the second and third branches of ravine function and find the corresponding angles of inclination of the tangents int 2k and int 3k . The solution of the linear approximation problem is simple and well-known, the corresponding analytical relations are given in textbooks [30; 31]. For the second branch of interpolation, they are written as follows: )( )( )()( )( * 2 2* 2 * 2 * 2 * 22 3 2 3 2 zN Ni z N Ni rizi rB mz mz mrmz mxr B B B B         ; 123 * 2 3 2     BB N Ni i z NN z m B B ; ; 123 * 2 3 2     BB N Ni i r NN r m B B        3 2 3 2 2* 2 * 2 * 2 2int )( )()( B B B B N Ni z N Ni rizi mz mrmz k , (18) and for the third branch: )( )( )()( )( * 3 2* 3 * 3 * 3 * 33 3 3 zN Ni z N Ni rizi rB mz mz mrmz mxr End B End B         ; 13 * 3 3     BEnd N Ni i z NN z m End B ; ; 13 * 3 3     BEnd N Ni i r NN r m End B        End B End B N Ni z N Ni rizi mz mrmz k 3 3 2* 3 * 3 * 3 3int )( )()( , (19) Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 135 where 2BN the starting point of the second approximation branch, 3BN is the starting point of the third approximation branch, EndN is the end point of the data set for approximation region. Taking into account equations (2), (18), (19), let’s we rewrite the set of equations (16) to find the minimum of the regression function (2) as follows:            .)( ;)(;)( ; )( ; )( 55 4433 3int 2 2int 1 rzr rzrrzr k dz zdr k dz zdr (20) Correspondently, to fifth order root polynomial function (8), one can rewrite the set of equations (17) as follows:            .)(;)( ;)(;)( ; )( ; )( 5555 4433 3int 2 2int 1 rzrrzr rzrrzr k dz zdr k dz zdr (21) The separate problem is finding the derivations for root-polynomial func- tions (2), (8) in the form of suitable polynomials for providing further iterative calculations. This task was solved in provided researches with applying the tools of symbolic calculation of the MatLab scientific and technical software [32]. Cor- responded obtained results for taking a derivative of the function (2) is follows:  6 3 3 1 5 2 3 1 44 1432104 128),,,,,,( zfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfzfkfCfCfCfCfCfR  7 32 2 1 62 2 2 1 343 1 7 4 3 1 722416 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfkfCfzfCfCf  9 43 2 1 8 3 2 1 44 2 2 1 8 42 2 1 14454396 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCfCf  64 4 2 1 102 4 2 1 54 3 2 1 3963 zfkfCfCfzfCfCfzfkfCfCf  8 3 2 21 73 21 242 1 144329124,222 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfkfCf (22)  92 321 542 21 9 4 2 21 2163192 zfCfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCfCf  114 221 64 321 10 4321 3846576 zfCfCfCfzfkfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  103 31 34 21 74 421 1088249,4456 zfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfkfCfCfCf  122 431 742 31 11 4 2 31 5763432 zfCfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCfCf  133 41 44 31 84 431 2568249,4456 zfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfkfCfCfCf  zfkfCfzfkfCfCfzfkfCfCf 4 1 454 41 942 41 106563,18249,4453 I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 136  643 2 10 4 3 2 9 3 3 2 84 2 1289616 zfkfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfzfCf  84 4 2 2 11 43 2 2 102 3 2 2 3576216 zfkfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  442 2 44 4 2 2 122 4 2 2 9124,2223384 zfkfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCf  842 32 12 4 2 32 113 32 3864216 zfkfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  54 32 94 432 132 432 8249,44561152 zfkfCfCfzfkfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  64 42 1042 42 143 42 8249,4453512 zfkfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCf  943 3 13 4 3 3 124 3 24 2 4 43281106563,1 zfkfCfzfCfCfzfCfzfkfCf  642 3 1042 4 2 3 142 4 2 3 9124,2223864 zfkfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCf  74 43 1142 43 153 43 8249,4453768 zfkfCfCfzfkfCfCfzfCfCf  1243 4 164 4 34 3 4 256106563,1 zfkfCfzfCfzfkfCf .101024,4106563,19124,222 4544 4 4842 4 kfzfkfCfzfkfCf  For the derivative of fifth order root-polynomial ravine function (8) with us- ing MatLab symbolic processor such polynomial expression have been obtained:  2 3 4 12 4 1 5 15432105 1510),,,,,,,( zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfkfCfCfCfCfCfCfR  3 32 3 1 22 2 3 1 4 5 4 1 3 4 4 1 120402520 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf  42 3 3 1 5 52 3 1 4 42 3 1 90200160 zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  62 4 3 1 6 53 3 1 5 43 3 1 160300240 zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  33 2 2 1 82 5 3 1 7 54 3 1 80250400 zfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfCf  6 5 3 2 2 1 5 4 3 2 2 1 4 3 3 2 2 1 600480360 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  7 532 2 1 6 432 2 1 52 3 2 2 2 1 18001440540 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  92 52 2 1 8 542 2 1 72 42 2 1 15002400960 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  8 5 2 3 2 1 7 4 2 3 2 1 63 3 2 1 13501080270 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  102 53 2 1 9 543 2 1 82 43 2 1 225036001440 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  112 54 2 1 10 5 2 4 2 1 93 4 2 1 30002400640 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  5 3 3 21 44 21 123 5 2 1 480801250 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf  63 2 2 21 7 5 3 21 6 4 3 21 1080800640 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf (23)  82 4 2 21 8 53 2 21 7 43 2 21 192036002280 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  73 321 102 5 2 21 9 54 2 21 108030004800 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 137  92 4321 9 5 2 321 8 4 2 321 576054004320 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  112 5321 10 54321 900014400 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfCf  122 5421 11 5 2 421 103 421 1200096002560 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  9 4 3 31 84 321 133 5421 21604055000 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  11 54 2 31 102 4 2 31 10 5 3 31 1080043202700 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  12 5 2 431 113 431 122 5 2 31 1440038406750 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  124 431 143 531 132 5431 1280750018000 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  153 541 5142 5 2 41 413 5 3 41 10102,16400 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  6 3 4 2 55 2 5 1 164 51 240323125 zfCfCfzfCfzfkfCfzfCfCf  8 43 3 2 72 3 3 2 8 5 4 2 7 4 4 2 1920720400320 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf  10 54 3 2 92 4 3 2 9 53 3 2 320012802400 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfCf  9 4 2 3 2 2 83 3 2 2 112 5 3 2 432010802000 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf  11 543 2 2 10 43 2 2 10 5 2 3 2 2 1440057605400 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  12 5 2 4 2 2 113 4 2 2 122 53 2 2 960025609000 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfCf  94 32 143 5 2 2 3132 54 2 2 4 810105102,1 zfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfCf  112 4 2 32 11 5 3 32 10 2 3 32 864054004320 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  123 432 132 5 2 32 12 54 2 32 76801350021660 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  142 5432 13 5 2 432 3600028800 zfCfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfCf  14 5 3 42 4134 42 153 532 4 108,122560105,1 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCfCf  174 52 163 542 4152 5 2 42 4 6250102104,2 zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  12 5 4 3 11 4 4 3 105 3 25 2 20251620243 zfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfzfkfCf  142 5 3 3 13 54 3 3 122 4 3 3 6750108004320 zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  15 54 2 3 414 5 2 4 2 3 4133 4 2 3 107,21016,25760 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCf  15 5 3 43 4144 43 163 5 2 3 1092,1384011250 zfCfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf  184 53 173 543 4162 5 2 43 4 9375103106,3 zfCfCfzfCfCfCfzfCfCfCf  172 5 3 4 416 5 4 4 155 4 35 3 106,164001024 zfCfCfzfCfCfzfCfzfkfCf  45 4 194 54 4183 5 2 4 4 105,12102 zfkfCfzfCfCfzfCfCf .3125 5 0 55 5 205 5 kfCfzfkfCfzfCf  I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 138 Obtained polynomial relations (22), (23) have been applied in provided in- vestigation for iterative calculation the values of polynomial coefficient with us- ing the method of consistent upper relaxation [33–36]. These relations included the values of the coefficients root-polynomial function (2), (8), as well as zf co- ordinate and slope angles of ravine function kf . The particularities of proposed algorithm, as well as some examples of solving approximation task, will be con- sidered in the next sections of the article. PARTICULARITIES OF DEVELOPED ITERATIVE ALGORITHM FOR SOLVING THE APPROXIMATION TASK Iterative algorithm for approximation the ravine sets of numerical data by using root-polynomial dependences four and fifth order (2), (8) generally including the follow necessary steps. 1. As basic approach the interpolation task is solved and the basic values of polynomial coefficients are calculated withusing relations (4)–(7) for fourth order function (2), and by the relations (10)–(13) for fifth order function (8). 2. Solving the relaxation task for the finding values of polynomial coeffi- cient with using iterative algorithm. Corresponded iterative relations for func- tion (2), taking into account (22), are the follows: ;),,,,,,( 131 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 041 C iiiiii wzfkfCCCCCRC  ;),,,,,,( 342 1 4 1 3 1 21 1 043 C iiiiii wzfkfCCCCCRC  ;))(( 4 2 1 021 2 2 1 2 3 23 4 24 4 zfwCzfCzfCzfCrC C iiiii   (24) ;))(( 2 1 1 011 2 1 1 2 4 14 4 12 2 zfwCzfCzfCzfCrC C iiiii   .)( 0 1 011 2 12 4 14 4 10 C iiiii wCzfCzfCzfCrC  For fifth order root-polynomial function (8), taking into account (23), the it- erative relations, in the general form, are rewritten as follows: ;),,,,,,,( 131 1 5 1 4 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 051 C iiiiiii wzfkfCCCCCCRC  ;),,,,,,,( 342 1 5 1 4 1 3 1 21 1 053 C iiiiiii wzfkfCCCCCCRC  ;))(( 5 6 1 061 2 6 1 2 3 63 4 6 1 4 5 65 5 zfwCzfCzfCzfCzfCrC C iiiiii   (25) ;))(( 4 2 1 061 2 2 1 2 3 23 5 25 5 24 4 zfwCzfCzfCzfCzfCrC C iiiiii   ;))(( 2 1 1 011 3 13 4 14 5 15 5 12 2 zfwCzfCzfCzfCzfCrC C iiiiii  .)( 051 3 52 3 53 4 54 5 55 5 50 C iiiiii wzfCzfCzfCzfCzfCrC  3. Finding the best function of approximation by calculation the error with using relations (14), (15) for least-square method. 4. Finding the new optimal values of polynomial coefficients wit using di- chotomy calculations, namely: Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 139 , 2 21    i l i li l CC C (26) where l — the number of polynomial coefficient, defined in the basic relations (4)–(6), (10)–(13). As shown the tests calculation experiments, the convergence of proposed algorithm is provided by 4–6 iterations. It also must be taking into account, that first iteration for high order root-polynomial function, which have been obtained by interpolation through n + 1 points, where n is the polynomial order, is really usually close to optimal. The best solution has been chosen by the smallest value of sum in relation (14), (15), therefore the well-known least-square method is considered in this research as the criterium of optimization task [30–39]. Choosing of basic points is also very important, therefore considering the different sets of its for finding the best approximative root-polynomial function is also have been provided. Analyzing the interpolation error of the different order root-polynomial functions in dependence on choosing the set of basic points have been provided generally in the papers [22; 23]. And finally, choose the correct values of 0Cw – 5Cw relaxation coefficient is very important problem for providing the stability of convergence of proposed iteration algorithm, because the value problem of coefficients 50 CC  in the relations (24)–(26) are usually, for the practice engineering tasks, can be both extra low or extra high. Some examples of solving approximation for the ravine data sets with using root-polynomial functions (2), (8) will be considered in the next part of the article. SOME TESTING EXAMPLES OF SOLVING THE APPROXIMATION TASK Example 1. Find the coefficients of fourth order approximative root polynomial function for ravine function data set with one global minimum. Corresponded dig- ital data are presented at Table 1. T a b l e 1 . The first set of numerical data of the ravine function, have been used for testing the software tools for solving the approximation problem z, mm 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 r, mm 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.1 1.8 1.75 2.11 2.3 2.4 The obtained graphic results of solving the approximation task of this example with using relations (24), (26) are presented at Fig 1. Corresponded values of relaxation coefficient for providing the convergence of iterative relations (24) have been defined as follows: ;101.7995 6 1 Cw ;101.9163 5 3 Cw ;1 4 Cw ;1.131 2 Cw 0.945. 0 Cw The values of calculated polynomial coefficients are presented at Table 2. The error of approximation δ, defined by the equation (14) as sum of squares of differences between basic points and value4 of approximative function (2), also I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 140 noted in this table. The relative error of approximation is calculated as ,100/())(]%δ[ 2 max  Sr де rmax — the maximum value of electron beam radius. T a b l e 2 . The results of solving the approximation task for numerical data, presented in the Table 1 Values of polynomial coefficients Nubmer of iteration C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 δ, % Basic Approach –493.16 2750.4 4976.8 3690.6 –961.7 8 First iteration –493.179 2750.41 4976.81 3686.9 –956.2 5 Second iteration –493.172 2750.408 4976.81 3688.7 –958.961 4 Third iteration –493.17 2750.408 4976.7 3689.68 –960.33 3 In this example first iteration by the polynomial coefficients have been real- ized with applying relations (24), (25), and the second and third iterations, in which have been obtained the best solution of approximation task, have been pro- vided with using relation (26). Example 2. Find the coefficients of fourth order approximative root- polynomial function for ravine function data set with one global minimum. Corre- sponded digital data are presented in Table 3. T a b l e 3 . The second set of numerical data of the ravine function, have been used for testing the software tools for solving the approximation problem z, mm 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 r, mm 2.5 2.3 2.1 2.0 1.9 1.8 1.9 2.1 2.3 2.6 2.9 The obtained graphic results of solving the approximation task of this exam- ple with using one iteration step are presented at Fig 2. Really the task of interpo- lation by choose 5 basis points among the 11 given have been solved in this case, and the interpolation error was smaller, than 2%. The calculated values of poly- nomial coefficients for this test example are presented in Table 4. Fig. 1. The results of solving the approximation task with using fourth order root- polynomial function (2) for data set, presented at Table 1. Corresponded values of polynomial coefficients and the approximation error are given at Table 2 z, mm r, mm Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 141 T a b l e 4 . The results of solving the approximation task for numerical data, presented in the Table 3 Values of polynomial coefficients Nubmer of iteration C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 δ, % Basic Approach 328.6 –1251.26 1953.66 –1417.8 398.9 1.5 Example 3. Find the coefficients of fifth order approximative root polynomial function for ravine function data set with one global minimum. Corresponded digital data are presented at Table 5. T a b l e 5 . The third set of numerical data of the ravine function, have been used for testing the software tools for solving the approximation problem z, mm 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 r, mm 2.5 2.4 2.31 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.65 1.63 z, mm 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 r, mm 1.6 1.55 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.11 2.32 2.4 In this and in the next example the corresponded values of relaxation coeffi- cient for providing the consvergence of iterative relations (25) have been defined as follows: ;105,53 7 1 Cw ;109,5 7 3 Cw ;1 5 Cw ;1 4 Cw ;,390 2 Cw 0,145. 0 Cw The obtained graphic results of solving the approximation task of this example with using one iteration step are presented at Fig 3. It is clear from this example, that considered type of the root-polynomial functions is not very suitable for approximation the ravine data sets with large area of minimum numerical values. Corresponded approximation error was greater than 12 %. But for the left and right branches of considered data set the error of approximation is much smaller, nearly few percents. Fig. 2. The results of solving the approximation task with using fourth order root- polynomial function (2) for data set, presented at Table 3. Corresponded values of poly- nomial coefficients and the approximation error are given at Table 4 z, mm r, mm I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 142 Example 4. Find the coefficients of fifth order approximative root polynomial function for ravine function data set with one global minimum. Corresponded digital data are presented at Table 6. T a b l e 6 . The fourth set of numerical data of the ravine function, have been used for testing the software tools for solving the approximation problem z, mm 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 r, mm 2.5 2.4 2.31 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.65 1.5 z, mm 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0 r, mm 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.8 1.9 2.11 2.32 2.4 The obtained graphic results of solving the approximation task of this exam- ple with using 3 iteration step are presented at Fig 4. Fig. 4. The results of solving the approximation task with using fifth order root- polynomial function (8) for data set, presented at Table 6. Corresponded values of the polynomial coefficients and approximation error are given in Table 7 r, mm z, mm Fig. 3. The results of solving the approximation task with using fifth order root- polynomial function (8) for data set, presented at Table 5. Corresponded approximation error for the left and right branches of considered ravine function was smaller, than few percent r, mm z, mm Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 143 T a b l e 7 . The results of solving the approximation task for numerical data, presented in the Table 6 Values of polynomial coefficients Nubmer of iteration C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 δ, % Basic Approach –231.51 2340.2 –5259.9 5083.15 –2278.7 392.01 5 First iteration –39.32 2340.1 –5260.0 5082.7 –2276.1 392.1 4 Second iteration –151.0 2340.0 –5259.9 5083.0 –2278.2 392.1 3 In this example, the iterative process was carried out in the same way as in example 1. The first values of polynomial coefficients were obtained by solving interpolation task. Therefore, for defining the coefficients of the root-polynomial function (8) relations (10)–(13) was applied. In this step of solving approximation task 5 basis points have been choose among the 16 given. By the such way the basic the approach for calculation the polynomial coefficients have been provided. At the second iteration the values of polynomial coefficient have been calculated iteratively with using relations (25), and in the third iteration — with using relation (26). Corresponded results of for the coefficients of fifth order root- polynomial function, as well as the estimated value of approximation error, have been presented in the Table 7. ANALYZING OF OBTAINED RESULTS AND ITS’ DISCUSSION The provided numerical experiments for solving the approximation task for ravine data set with using high order root-polynomial functions (2), (8) shown, that generally by providing simple iterative process with relaxation by using relations (24), (25) is really possible to find the optimal correct values of polynomial coef- ficient. Estimated theoretically approximation error in most cases was in range of few percent, and, taking into account, that usually approximated experimental data for the trajectories of electron beams are included the large amount instru- mental errors, such estimations, in the most cases, are generally useful from the practical point of view. The main distinguishing feature of proposed algorithm is possibilities of obtaining the correct results for approximation task just on the first step of calculations by solving the simpler interpolation task. Such approach is very effective on the practical point of view for developing corresponded software for simulation the boundary trajectories of electron beams. The provided testing experiment also shown, that root-polynomial functions of high order, like (8), (12), are generally not suitable for approximation the ravine data sets with the large area near the minimum, but such kind of functions isn’t corresponded to the trajectories of electron beam in standard physical conditions. Usually, the region of beam focus is relatively small, and, as shown the provided numerical experiments, such data sets can be approximated by the high order root-polynomial functions with small error. I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 144 The provided theoretical analyze also shown, that for obtaining the convergence of proposed iterative approximation algorithm correct choosing of relaxation coefficients 0Cw – 5Cw is very important numerical factor. Analyzing of another advanced possibilities of applying high order root- polynomial functions for accurate approximation of ravine data sets and forming the corresponded algorithms is the subject of further theoretical researches. But, generally, the complicity of proposed iterative algorithm is connected only with solving the strong non-linear task for derivatives of ravine functions (2), (8) and to numerical solving the complex polynomial relations (22), (23). The provided numerical experiments shown, that the polynomial coefficient, which are calculated throw the derivatives by numerical solving the relations (22), (23), are strongly depended on relaxation parameters and the values of these parameters are magnificently grater, than for the polynomial coefficients, which are calculated independently by using simple relations (2), (8). But it is also clear from the provided testing numerical experiments, that the approximation error is mostly defined by the polynomial coefficients, which values are calculated through the derivations. And the values of coefficients, calculated directly by the relations (2), (8), are generally stable and corresponded relaxation parameter is in the range of medium value, it is not very large and not so small. But since usually ravine functions in the region of a local minimum are non-linear, it is often complex non-linear equations for derivatives, like (22), (23), are solved. Its makes possible to ensure, that the smallest error and the optimal values of the polynomial coefficients for solving the approximation problem have been choose. Choosing the optimal values of relaxation parameters for calculation the polynomial coefficients throw the derivatives is also the subject of further theoretical researches. CONCLUSION The theoretical researches, have been provided and described in this work, as well as realized test numerical experiments, given in the corresponded examples, have shown, that applying of high order root-polynomial functions, which have been determinate by the analytical relations (2), (8), always leads to solving the task of approximation the numerical sets of ravine functions data with the small value of error. Therefore, such functions can be used successfully for approximation the boundary trajectories of electron beams, propagated in the ionized gas with com- pensation the space charge of beam electrons. Such approximation can also be applied to the noisy experimental data, which included experimental errors. Therefore, studied and proposed in these researches the theoretical approach and the numerical algorithm of the approximation of digital data are very important from the practical point of view for further development of modern industrial electron beam equipment with applying HVGD electron gun as the source of in- tensive beams. For solving this task proposed iterative algorithm has to be inte- grated with the software tools for treatment of experimental photographs, where the beam propagates through ionized gas. Analyzing of the brightness of a burn- Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam … Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2023, № 3 145 ing discharge on such photographs gives the important experimental information about the boundary trajectories of propagated electron beam in the real physical conditions. [1]. 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Mühlig, Handbook of Mathemat- ics; 5th Edition. Springer, 2007, 1164 p. Received 02.02.2023 INFORMATION ON THE ARTICLE Igor V. Melnyk, ORCID: 0000-0003-0220-0615, National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine, e-mail: imelnik@phbme.kpi.ua I. Melnyk, A. Pochynok ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2023, № 3 148 Alina V. Pochynok, ORCID: 0000-0001-9531-7593, Research Institute of Electronics and Microsystem Technology of the National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Si- korsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”, Ukraine, e-mail: alina_pochynok@yahoo.com БАЗОВИЙ АЛГОРИТМ АПРОКСИМАЦІЇ ГРАНИЧНОЇ ТРАЄКТОРІЇ КОРОТКОФОКУСНОГО ЕЛЕКТРОННОГО ПУЧКА ЗА ДОПОМОГОЮ КОРЕНЕВО-ПОЛІНОМІАЛЬНИХ ФУНКЦІЙ ЧЕТВЕРТОГО ТА П’ЯТОГО ПОРЯДКІВ / І.В. Мельник, А.В. Починок Анотація. Розглянуто новий ітераційний метод апроксимації граничної траєк- торії короткофокусного електронного пучка, який поширюється в режимі вільного дрейфу в іонізованому газі низького тиску за умови компенсації про- сторового заряду електронів. Використано коренево-поліноміальні функції че- твертого та п’ятого порядків, головними особливостями яких є яружний хара- ктер та наявність одного глобального мінімуму. Як початкове наближення для розв’язування апроксимаційної задачі розраховано значення поліноміальних коефіцієнтів через розв’язання задачі інтерполяції. Задачу апроксимації розв’язано ітераційно. Для цього поліноміальні коефіцієнти обчислено багато- разово з урахуванням значень функції та її похідної у відлікових точках. Оста- точні значення поліноміальних коефіцієнтів коренево-поліноміальних функцій високого порядку розраховано з використанням методу дихотомії. Наведено приклади використання коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків для апроксимації наборів числових даних, які відповідають опису яружних функцій. Отримані теоретичні результати є цікавими та корис- ними для спеціалістів, які вивчають фізику електронних пучків та займаються проектуванням сучасного промислового електронно-променевого технологіч- ного обладнання. Ключові слова: апроксимація, інтерполяція, коренево-поліноміальна функція, яружна функція, метод найменших квадратів, нев’язка, похибка апроксимації, електронний пучок, електронно-променеві технології.
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spelling journaliasakpiua-article-2904742023-11-07T22:19:24Z Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam using the root-polynomial functions of the fourth and fifth order Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків Melnyk, Igor Pochynok, Alina апроксимація інтерполяція коренево-поліноміальна функція яружна функція метод найменших квадратів нев’язка похибка апроксимації електронний пучок електронно-променеві технології approximation interpolation root-polynomial function ravine function least-square method discrepancy approximation error electron beam electron-beam technologies The new iterative method of approximating the boundary trajectory of a short-focus electron beam propagating in a free drift mode in a low-pressure ionized gas under the condition of compensation of the space charge of electrons is considered and discussed in the article. To solve the given approximation task, the root-polynomial functions of the fourth and fifth order were applied, the main features of which are the ravine character and the presence of one global minimum. As an initial approach to solving the approximation problem, the values of the polynomial coefficients are calculated by solving the interpolation problem. After this, the approximation task is solved iteratively. All necessary polynomial coefficients are calculated multiple times, taking into account the values of the function and its derivative at the reference points. The final values of polynomial coefficients of high-order root-polynomial functions are calculated using the dichotomy method. The article also provides examples of the applying fourth-order and fifth-order root-polynomial functions to approximate sets of numerical data that correspond to the description of ravine functions. The obtained theoretical results are interesting and important for the experts who study the physics of electron beams and design modern industrial electron beam technological equipment. Розглянуто новий ітераційний метод апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка, який поширюється в режимі вільного дрейфу в іонізованому газі низького тиску за умови компенсації просторового заряду електронів. Використано коренево-поліноміальні функції четвертого та п’ятого порядків, головними особливостями яких є яружний характер та наявність одного глобального мінімуму. Як початкове наближення для розв’язування апроксимаційної задачі розраховано значення поліноміальних коефіцієнтів через розв’язання задачі інтерполяції. Задачу апроксимації розв’язано ітераційно. Для цього поліноміальні коефіцієнти обчислено багаторазово з урахуванням значень функції та її похідної у відлікових точках. Остаточні значення поліноміальних коефіцієнтів коренево-поліноміальних функцій високого порядку розраховано з використанням методу дихотомії. Наведено приклади використання коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків для апроксимації наборів числових даних, які відповідають опису яружних функцій. Отримані теоретичні результати є цікавими та корисними для спеціалістів, які вивчають фізику електронних пучків та займаються проектуванням сучасного промислового електронно-променевого технологічного обладнання. The National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" 2023-09-29 Article Article application/pdf https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/290474 10.20535/SRIT.2308-8893.2023.3.10 System research and information technologies; No. 3 (2023); 127-148 Системные исследования и информационные технологии; № 3 (2023); 127-148 Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології; № 3 (2023); 127-148 2308-8893 1681-6048 en https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/290474/284062
spellingShingle апроксимація
інтерполяція
коренево-поліноміальна функція
яружна функція
метод найменших квадратів
нев’язка
похибка апроксимації
електронний пучок
електронно-променеві технології
Melnyk, Igor
Pochynok, Alina
Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title_alt Basic algorithm for approximation of the boundary trajectory of short-focus electron beam using the root-polynomial functions of the fourth and fifth order
title_full Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title_fullStr Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title_full_unstemmed Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title_short Базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
title_sort базовий алгоритм апроксимації граничної траєкторії короткофокусного електронного пучка за допомогою коренево-поліноміальних функцій четвертого та п’ятого порядків
topic апроксимація
інтерполяція
коренево-поліноміальна функція
яружна функція
метод найменших квадратів
нев’язка
похибка апроксимації
електронний пучок
електронно-променеві технології
topic_facet апроксимація
інтерполяція
коренево-поліноміальна функція
яружна функція
метод найменших квадратів
нев’язка
похибка апроксимації
електронний пучок
електронно-променеві технології
approximation
interpolation
root-polynomial function
ravine function
least-square method
discrepancy
approximation error
electron beam
electron-beam technologies
url https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/290474
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