Food allergies are of great public health concern due to their rising prevalence. Our understanding of how the immune system reacts to food remains incomplete. Allergic responses vary between individuals with food allergies. This variability could be caused by genetic, environmental, hormonal, or metabolic factors that impact immune responses mounted against allergens found in foods. Peanut (PN) allergy is one of the most severe and persistent of food allergies, warranting examination into how sensitization occurs to drive IgE-mediated allergic reactions. In recent years, much has been learned about the mechanisms behind the initiation of IgE-mediated food allergies, but additional questions remain. One unresolved issue is whether sex hormones impact the development of food allergies. Sex differences are known to exist in other allergic diseases, so this poses the question about whether the same phenomenon is occurring in food allergies. Studies show that females exhibit a higher prevalence of atopic conditions, such as allergic asthma and eczema, relative to males. Discovering such sex differences in allergic diseases provide a basis for investigating the mechanisms of how hormones influence the development of IgE-mediated reactions to foods. Analysis of existing food allergy demographics found that they occur more frequently in male children and adult females, which is comparable to allergic asthma. This paper reviews existing allergic mechanisms, sensitization routes, as well as how sex hormones may play a role in how the immune system reacts to common food allergens such as PN.
Citation: McKenna S. Vininski, Sunanda Rajput, Nicholas J. Hobbs, Joseph J. Dolence. Understanding sex differences in the allergic immune response to food[J]. AIMS Allergy and Immunology, 2022, 6(3): 90-105. doi: 10.3934/Allergy.2022009
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Food allergies are of great public health concern due to their rising prevalence. Our understanding of how the immune system reacts to food remains incomplete. Allergic responses vary between individuals with food allergies. This variability could be caused by genetic, environmental, hormonal, or metabolic factors that impact immune responses mounted against allergens found in foods. Peanut (PN) allergy is one of the most severe and persistent of food allergies, warranting examination into how sensitization occurs to drive IgE-mediated allergic reactions. In recent years, much has been learned about the mechanisms behind the initiation of IgE-mediated food allergies, but additional questions remain. One unresolved issue is whether sex hormones impact the development of food allergies. Sex differences are known to exist in other allergic diseases, so this poses the question about whether the same phenomenon is occurring in food allergies. Studies show that females exhibit a higher prevalence of atopic conditions, such as allergic asthma and eczema, relative to males. Discovering such sex differences in allergic diseases provide a basis for investigating the mechanisms of how hormones influence the development of IgE-mediated reactions to foods. Analysis of existing food allergy demographics found that they occur more frequently in male children and adult females, which is comparable to allergic asthma. This paper reviews existing allergic mechanisms, sensitization routes, as well as how sex hormones may play a role in how the immune system reacts to common food allergens such as PN.
The demand side of the integration infrastructure project has an eager and positive response to supply chain regeneration in the context of sudden public events and scarcity of resources that will be transmitted through contractual transactions between any enterprise in the supply chain and spread, which in turn will lead to a chain reaction of node enterprises and the whole supply chain, an active and effective synergy is conducive to breaking the economic blockade, rapidly restoring production and enhancing the resilience to risks. The new era shows the accumulation of overlapping states, constant emergence of high-risk factors, emergency events, and threats to several industries and even to the whole world. Infrastructure construction project emergency management is a comprehensive, multi-level, and integrated system, which contains many stakeholders, among which regeneration is an important direction in infrastructure engineering management research [5].With the complexity of emergency event risk, all supply chain node subjects and departments are required to achieve multi-level, multi-link, and multi-faceted effective collaboration, Raweewan et al. [6] identified that information sharing was a key building block for supply chain synergies, in the case of Chen et al. [7], the supply chain system coordination mechanism is constructed based on the decision structure and the nature of demand, While Padiyar et al. [8] developed a multi-level inventory model for a supply chain with imperfect production deterioration of multiple items based on uncertainty and ambiguity in the perspective of multiple supply chain management. As for Muller's [9] research on engineering construction projects, it is believed that its essential disposable nature determines the characteristics of irreversibility. While the synergy of each subject of the supply chain covered also shows a dynamic evolutionary trend. thus, how to ensure the effective operation of convergence infrastructure projects it is crucial to explore its supply chain synergy regeneration mechanism.
The concept of integrating emergency management and supply chain management was introduced by Clausen et al. [10] in 2001 as disruption management. According to Barroso et al. [11], the supply chain nodes may be affected by various factors, especially infrastructure risks, and they suggested measures to improve the resilience of the supply chain, such as improving supply chain information sharing, while Simatupang et al. [12] also proposed various models of supply chain synergy to evaluate the resilience and stability of the supply chain in the face of crisis. As for Kevin et al. [13], the negative effects of supply chain disruptions on companies are analyzed. Many scholars have conducted extensive research on supply chain emergency management with various perspectives and approaches. According to the mathematical game perspective, however, supply chain enterprises are irrational in performing supply chain regeneration, as performing supply chain regeneration implies more cost investment and benefit loss, thus they want to minimize the loss under the contingency and get the possibility of "rebirth" [14,15]; at the same time, they want not to perform or less perform the extra cost of supply chain regeneration [16], and let the upstream and downstream enterprises bear it [17]. Upstream and downstream enterprises should bear the additional costs. Under the risk of public emergencies, the whole supply chain faces the possibility of breakage and alliance disintegration.
Although scholars have partially studied supply chain risks, most of them are based on the position of core enterprises. There is an insufficient degree of identification of the location of supply chain plant node enterprises [18,19]. Persistence of the risk of unexpected accidents poses new challenges and requirements for the response speed of the nodal subjects of the supply chain system and the ability to collaborate [20], which severely affects the achievement of the original objectives of each nodal enterprise of the supply chain if it is unable to respond promptly [21]. This also adds difficulty to the implementation of emergency management in infrastructure construction enterprises. Researchers are also increasingly experimenting with the use of advanced optimization algorithms to solve responses that generate major decision problems. Zhao et al. [22] used online learning to obtain the optimal solution and behavior for solving the optimization goal decision strategy. Considering the relationship between the supply chain and various stakeholders, Dulebenets et al. [23] proposed a new adaptive polyploid memetic algorithm (APMA) to optimize truck scheduling problems, to improve the quality of decision schemes, then Masoud et al. [24] proposed a metaheuristic algorithm for berth scheduling in Marine container terminals to improve the computational power and quality in the face of large-scale decision problems, to explore higher solutions. This also adds difficulty to the implementation of emergency management in infrastructure construction enterprises. Therefore, with the background of emergencies under uncertainty, this paper uses each node of the supply chain as the starting point for the study and establishes a dynamic game model. Based on the above analysis, we investigate the synergistic mechanism of supply chain regeneration of convergence infrastructure engineering by establishing a mathematical game model to investigate the regeneration ability and economic performance impact of supply chain nodes, as well as the dynamic change of the importance weight of supply chain nodes.
The awareness of emergency regeneration of infrastructure engineering supply chain enterprises in various countries has continued to increase due to the frequent occurrence of unexpected public events in recent years. While some enterprises simply do not undertake or do not have the ability to supply chain regeneration, there are nevertheless some enterprises that change in time, seek regeneration opportunities, become the key force of engineering supply chain regeneration, and play a leading role. Systematic research on supply chain regeneration in the case of emergency response to risks of public emergencies is lacking. Nevertheless, based on the government's emergency management and supervision and control, ensuring the smooth implementation of infrastructure projects is an important part of the socioeconomic development and construction, especially the emergency regeneration of the supply chain of integrated infrastructure projects responsible for the interface between traditional and new infrastructures is a top priority, which urgently needs to explore the relevant management mechanisms for regeneration synergy. This paper considers a secondary supply chain consisting of upstream suppliers and downstream manufacturers based on the supply chain of converged infrastructure engineering, with the assumption that the emergency regeneration demand for converged infrastructure engineering under the risk of unexpected public events is stochastic, that the suppliers provide the manufacturers with raw materials and components required for engineering products, among others, both suppliers and manufacturers in the supply chain are completely rational, with all regeneration behaviors aimed at benefit Maximization is the goal, fusion infrastructure engineering demand depends on the regeneration capacity of the S supply chain and the price of fusion infrastructure engineering. Suppliers supply according to manufacturers' orders for raw materials. Therefore, this paper considers:
The level of supply chain regeneration for the supply chain system is
SSC=imsm+iSss(0<is,im<1,is+im=1). | (1) |
Among them, ss and sm are the supply chain regeneration capacity of suppliers and manufacturers, while is, im is the important weight of suppliers and manufacturers in the supply chain, respectively. The influence on the demand side of the project can be expressed to reflect the efficiency of the supply chain regeneration capacity of this node enterprise for the demand impact.
The ultimate convergence infrastructure engineering price demand function is given by
y(x)=ψs−x+γ=γ+ψ(isss+imsm)−x(γ>0,ψ>0), | (2) |
where γ represents the market potential of the products related to convergence infrastructure engineering, with ψ being the influence factor of the supply chain regeneration capacity on the demand for convergence infrastructure engineering, which could also be described as the demand-side sensitivity factor to supply chain regeneration.
When the supply chain node enterprises implement supply chain regeneration, additional costs will be paid, in addition to the concave function nature between this cost and the supply chain regeneration capacity, the cost function of supply chain regeneration for suppliers and manufacturers can be expressed respectively as follows.
cs(ss)=12ξss2s(ξs>0),cm(sm)=12ξms2m(ξm>0). | (3) |
Where, the ξs, ξm represents the supply chain regeneration behavioral efficiency of suppliers and manufacturers respectively, (The lower ξ corresponds to the higher behavioral efficiency), and the behavioral efficiency is mainly reflected in the regeneration cost of supply chain enterprises. It means that to achieve the same regeneration goal, the regeneration behaviorally inefficient enterprises need to spend more time, labor, material, and financial resources than the regeneration behaviorally efficient enterprises. Therefore, the simplification assumes that the unit cost of the fusion infrastructure engineering supplier, and the manufacturer is 0. The cost of sales is 0, the order quantity is x, and the price is ω. Then the benefits function of the supply chain regeneration system is respectively expressed in terms that
Φs=−cs(ss)+ωx=−12ξss2s+ωx, | (4) |
Φm=−cm(sm)+(y−ω)x=−12ξms2m+[γ+ψ(isss+imsm)−x−ω]x, | (5) |
Φsc=Φs+Φm=−12(ξss2s+ξms2m)+[γ+ψ(isss+imsm)−x]x. | (6) |
The following will establish the ABC three-stage dynamic model and solve the model separately. The effects of differentiated supply chain regeneration behaviors on the regeneration capacity and economic efficiency of the supply chain of converged infrastructure engineering are examined.
With the original suppliers not participating in regeneration synergy, the manufacturers related to convergence infrastructure engineering are unable to request upstream suppliers, with no initiative to implement regeneration from the original suppliers. Thus, manufacturers in the engineering supply chain can only find other ways to seek other suppliers by various means, which are, sm1≡sm>0, ss1=ss=0. The decision process of the supply chain is as follows.
The A-stage, the engineering-related manufacturer determines the regeneration behavior, whether to participate in regeneration or not, and matches an optimal regeneration capacity value sm1; the B-stage, the optimal price ω1 of other alternative suppliers; and the C-stage, from the manufacturer determines the optimal order quantity x1 according to the market situation under the risk of unexpected events.
Then at C-stage, the manufacturer orders quantity x1 to maximize its benefit,
Φm1=−12ξms2m+(γ+ψimsm1−x1−ω1)x1. | (7) |
The first-order conditions are
∂Φm1∂x1=−2x1+γ+ψimsm1−ω1=0⇒x1=(γ+ψimsm1−ω1)/2. | (8) |
In the B-stage, with other suppliers speculating on the manufacturer's order quantity in C-stage, the optimal raw material price ω1 is chosen to achieve benefit max.
Φs1=ω1x1(ω1,sm1)=12ω1(γ+ψimsm1−ω1). | (9) |
The first-order conditions are
∂Φs1∂ω1=12(γ+ψimsm1)−ω1=0⇒ω1=12(γ+ψimsm1). | (10) |
At the A-stage, based on the other available supplies, the manufacturer determines the regenerative behavior strategy, which matches the optimal value of regenerative capacity to maximize its benefits.
maxsm1Φm1=18(γ+ψimsm1)−ξmsm1=0⇒sm1=γψim8ξm−ψ2i2m. | (11) |
The first-order conditions are
∂Φm1∂sm1=18ψim(γ+ψimsm1)−ξmsm1=0⇒sm1=γψim8ξm−ψ2i2m. | (12) |
The second-order conditions are
∂Φ2m1∂sm1=−ξm+18ψ2i2m. | (13) |
To ensure that the benefit of the engineering manufacturing party is a concave function about the value of its supply chain regenerative capacity sm1, assumption, ξm>18ψ2i2m. The equation is for the marginal impact of the regenerative behavior of the manufacturing related to the integration infrastructure engineering on the demand (ψim).
By substituting Eq (12) into Eqs (8) and (10), it is obtained that the price and order quantity is in case of risk of unexpected public events.
ω∗1=4γξm−ψ2i2m+8ξm,x∗1=2γξm−ψ2i2m+8ξm. | (14) |
The equilibrium revenue by substituting (12) and (14) is obtained as
Φ∗s1=8γ2ξ2m(−ψ2i2m+8ξm)2, | (15) |
Φ∗m1=γ2ξm2(−ψ2i2m+8ξm), | (16) |
Φ∗s1=γ2ξm(−ψ2i2m+24ξm)2(−ψ2i2m+8ξm)2. | (17) |
Under the circumstances, the manufacturing side of the supply chain is not involved in regenerative synergy, which is mostly due to the forced production interruptions caused by special risks, so it is not able to participate in regenerative synergy. When there is production interruption on the manufacturing side of the project and the supply exceeds the demand in the market, in consideration of the future long-term benefits, providers will generally choose to maintain the supply chain core enterprises or seek other demand sides to maximize the benefits. Therefore, the only suppliers in the converged infrastructure engineering supply chain actively implement regeneration strategies when ss2≡ss>0, sm2≡sm=0.
In the A-stage, the supplier determines the regeneration behavior, that is whether to participate in regeneration, matched with an optimal regeneration capacity value ss2; in the B-stage, the supplier's optimal price ω2; and in the C-stage, the optimal order quantity x2 of other manufacturing partners.
Therefore, in the C-stage, the manufacturer orders quantity x2 to maximize its benefit,
Φm2=(γs−x2−ω2+ψiss)x2. | (18) |
The first-order conditions are
∂Φm2∂x2=γ−ω2+ψisss2−2x2=0, |
⇒x2=12(γ+ψisss2−ω2). | (19) |
At B-stage, the other suppliers guess the manufacturer's order quantity at C-stage and choose the optimal raw material price ω2. To achieve benefit max,
Φs2=−12ξss2x2+ω2x2(ω2,ss2)=−12ξss2s2+ω2(ψisss2−ω2). | (20) |
The first-order conditions are
∂Φs2∂ω2=12(γ+ψisss2)−ω2=0, |
⇒ω2=12(γ+ψisss2). | (21) |
At the A-stage, suppliers match a regenerative capacity value A to maximize their benefits, and the max function is
maxss2Φs2=−12ξsss2+18(γ+ψisss2)2. | (22) |
The first-order condition is
∂Φs2∂ss2=(14ψ2i2s−ξs)ss2+14γψis, |
⇒s∗s2=−γψisψ2i2s−4ξs. | (23) |
The second-order condition are
∂2Φs2∂s2s2=−ξs+14ψ2i2s. | (24) |
To ensure that the engineering supply side benefit is a concave function about the value of its supply chain regenerative capacity ss2, assume that ξs>14β2i2s. In that case, substituting Eq (23) into Eqs (19) and (21) yields equilibrium prices and order quantities of
ω∗2=2γξs−ψ2i2s+4ξs,x∗2=γξs−ψ2i2s+4ξs. | (25) |
Substituting Eq (23) and Eq (25) yields,
Φ∗m2=γ2ξ2s(−ψ2i2s+4ξs)2, | (26) |
Φ∗s2=γ2ξs2(−ψ2i2s+4ξs), | (27) |
Φ∗sc2=γ2ξs(−ψ2i2s+6ξs)2(−ψ2i2s+4ξs)2. | (28) |
Convergence infrastructure engineering-related manufacturing parties alone take regeneration synergy without requiring upstream suppliers to regenerate synergy, which not only fails to share the regeneration cost but also fails to eradicate the supply chain disruption when the risk of public emergencies occurs. According to the economic man theory, some engineering suppliers can benefit from speculative behavior currently. Consequently, the parties alone take non-cooperative regeneration to do their own thing, that is ss3≡ss>0, and sm3≡sm>0, still take ABC three-stage dynamic game.
In the A-stage, the nodal firm parties alone take non-cooperative regeneration behavior, whether they participate in regeneration or not, with each party matching an optimal regeneration capacity value ss3 and separately; the B-stage suppliers' optimal price ω3, and the C-stage is the manufacturer's optimal order quantity x3. Following is the model building and solving.
Therefore, at C-stage, the manufacturer orders quantity x3 to maximize its own benefit.
Φm3=−12ξms2m3+[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)−x3−ω3]x3. | (29) |
The first-order condition are
∂Φm3∂x3=γ−ω3−2x3+ψ(isss3+imsm3)=0, |
⇒x3=12[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)−ω3]. | (30) |
At the B-stage, the supplier guesses the manufacturer's order quantity at the C-stage and chooses the optimal raw material price ω3. The supplier realizes the benefits max,
Φs3=−12ξss2s3+12ω3[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)−ω2]. | (31) |
The first-order condition is
∂Φs3∂ω3=12[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)]−ω3=0, |
⇒ω3=12[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)]. | (32) |
At the A-stage, the supplier matches a regenerative capacity value ss3, sm3 to maximize its own benefit, and the max function is
maxss3Φs3=−12ξss2s3+18[γ+(ψisss3+ψimsm3)]2. | (33) |
The manufacturing party max function becomes
maxsm3Φm3=−12ξms2m3+116[γ+(ψisss3+ψimsm3)]2. | (34) |
First-order decision conditions for each party.
∂Φs3∂ss3=−ξsss3+14ψis[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)]=0, | (35) |
∂Φm3∂sm3=−ξmsm3+18ψim[γ+ψ(isss3+imsm3)]=0. | (36) |
The regeneration capacity of each party is divided into
s∗s3=2γψisξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm, | (37) |
s∗m3=γψimξs−2ψ2i2sξm+8ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs. | (38) |
Letting 8ξsξm−2β2i2sξm−β2i2mξ2>0, it is obtained that
ψ2isim−ψ2i2s+4ξs=dss3dsm3>0, |
ψ2isim−ψ2i2s+4ξs=dss3dsm3>0. |
It indicates that the implementation of regeneration behaviors by all parties in the supply chain has an intrinsic incentive utility when the node enterprises of the converged infrastructure engineering supply chain have regeneration awareness. That is to say, the regeneration strategy determined by any party of the engineering supply chain will trigger other parties in the chain to adopt regeneration behaviors, which will link the improvement of emergency regeneration capacity of the whole supply chain of converged infrastructure engineering. In turn,
ω∗3=4γξsξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm,x∗3=2γξsξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm. | (39) |
Substituting the variables, the supplier profit is
Φ∗m3=2γ2ξsξ2m(−ψ2i2s+4ξs)(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2. | (40) |
Manufacturing side profit is
Φ∗m3=γ2ξ2sξm(−ψ2i2m+8ξm)2(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2. | (41) |
Supply chain system profit is
Φ∗sc3=γ2ξsξm(−ψ2i2mξs+24ξsξm−4ψ2i2sξm)2(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2. | (42) |
The regenerative synergy perspective based on convergent infrastructure engineering supply chain discusses the regenerative synergistic behavior adopted by the parties on the chain and the engineering SC regenerative synergistic capability. The SC system gains if the chain parties aim at the SC system gain to the max and the overall linkage synergy.
Φsc4=Φs4+Φm4=−12(ξss2s4+ξms2m4)+[γ+ψ(isss4+imsm4)−x4]x4. | (43) |
The regenerative synergy strategy from the overall benefit of the supply chain system depends on the order quantity q, and the regenerative synergy capacity for ss4, sm4. Accordingly, let the variable be 0 and derive
∂Φsc4∂x4=ψ(isss4+imsm4)+γ−2x4=0, | (44) |
∂Φsc4∂ss4=−ξsss4+ψisx4=0, | (45) |
∂Φsc4∂sm4=−ξmsm4+ψimx4=0, | (46) |
ss4=sm4isξmimξs, | (47) |
x4=12[γ+ψ(isss4+imsm4)]. | (48) |
In this case, the supplier order quantity is
s∗s4=γψisξm−ψ2(i2sξm+i2mξs)+2ξsξm. | (49) |
Regeneration synergy capacity on the manufacturing side,
x∗4=γξsξm−ψ2(i2sξm+i2mξs)+2ξsξm. | (50) |
The optimum order quantity is
x∗4=γξsξm−ψ2(i2sξm+i2mξs)+2ξsξm. | (51) |
SC system gain is
Φ∗sc4=γ2ξsξm2[−ψ2(i2sξm+i2mξs)+2ξsξm]. | (52) |
Above is the mathematical model and its solution for several regenerative synergy approaches of SC in fusion infrastructure engineering, we will attempt to compare and analyze the SC nodes enterprises and regenerative synergy capacity in these circumstances in turn and try to give related proofs.
Demonstrate that the following holds under the participation constraints of ξm>18ψ2i2m, ξs>14ψ2i2s, 8ξsξm−3ψ2i2sξm−3ψ2i2mξs>0. So (1) s∗s4>s∗s3>s∗s2, s∗m4>s∗m3>s∗m2, (2) x∗4>x∗3>x∗2, x∗4>x∗3>x∗1, (3) Φ∗s3>Φ∗s2, Φ∗s3>Φ∗s1, Φ∗m3>Φ∗m2, Φ∗m3>Φ∗m1, Φ∗sc4>Φ∗sc3>Φ∗sc2, Φ∗sc4>Φ∗sc3>Φ∗sc1.
To prove that.
(1) From the equilibrium solution of the regenerative synergistic capacity in the above, it follows that,
s∗s3s∗s2=−ψ2i2s+4ξsγψis×2γψisξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm=−2ψ2i2sξm+8ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm>1, | (53) |
s∗s4s∗s3=−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm2γψisξm×γψisξm−ψ2i2mξs+2ξsξm−ψ2i2sξm=4ξsξm−ψ2i2sξm−12ψ2i2mξs2ξsξm−ψ2i2sξm−ψ2i2mξs>1. | (54) |
That is, s∗s4>s∗s3>s∗s2, Similarly, s∗m4>s∗m3>s∗m1.
(2) The optimal order quantity of the above content
x∗1=2γξm−ψ2i2m+8ξm=2γξsξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm, | (55) |
x∗2=γξs−ψ2i2s+4ξs=2γξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm+8ξsξm, | (56) |
x∗3=2γξsξm−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm. | (57) |
Obviously, x∗3>x∗2, x∗3>x∗1
x∗4x∗3=−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm2γξsξm×γξsξm−ψ2(i2sξm+i2mξs)+2ξsξm, |
=−2ψ2i2mξs+16ξsξm−4ψ2i2sξm−4ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−4ψ2i2sξm>1. | (58) |
then x∗4>x∗3.
(3) Revenue equilibrium solution,
Φ∗m3Φ∗m1=2(−ψ2i2m+8ξm)γ2ξm×γ2ξ2sξm(−ψ2i2m+8ξm)2(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2=(8ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs)2(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2>1, | (59) |
Φ∗m3−Φ∗m2=−γ2ξ2s(−ψ2i2s+4ξs)2+γ2ξ2sξm(8ξm−ψ2i2m)2(−ψ2i2mξs+8ξsξm−2ψ2i2sξm)2, |
=−116γ2ξ2s[1(ξs−14ψ2i2s)2−ξ2m−18ψ2i2mξm(ξsξm−14ψ2i2sξm−18ψ2i2mξs)2], |
=(14γψ)218i2mξ4sξm−164ψ2i4mξ4s−1128ψ4i4si2mξ2sξm(ξs−14ψ2i2s)2(ξsξm−14ψ2i2sξm−18ψ2i2mξs)2, |
=(14γψ)214ψ2i2si2mξ2sξm(ξs−14ψ2i2s)+18[i2mξ3s(ξsξm−14ψ2i2sξm−18ψ2i2mξs)](ξs−14ψ2i2s)2(ξsξm−14ψ2i2sξm−18ψ2i2mξs)2>0 | (60) |
Thus, the proof knows that Φ∗m3>Φ∗m2, Φ∗m3>Φ∗m1. Similarly, Φ∗s3>Φ∗s2, Φ∗s3>Φ∗s1, then Φ∗sc3>Φ∗sc2, Φ∗sc3>Φ∗sc1.
Proof Φ∗sc4>Φ∗sc3.
Φ∗sc4Φ∗sc3=2(8ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−2ψ2i2sξm)2γ2ξsξm(24ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−4ψ2i2sξm)×γ2ξsξm2(2ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−ψ2i2sξm) | (61) |
AB=(8ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−2ψ2i2sξm)2(24ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−4ψ2i2sξm)(2ξsξm−ψ2i2mξs−ψ2i2sξm) | (62) |
The calculation leads to
A=ψ4i4mξ2s+4ψ4i4sξ2m+4ψ4i2si2mξsξm−16ψ2i2mξ2sξm−32ψ2i2sξsξ2m+64ξ2sξ2m, | (63) |
B=ψ4i4mξ2s+4ψ4i4sξ2m+5ψ4i2si2mξsξm−26ψ2i2mξ2sξm−32ψ2i2sξsξ2m+48ξ2sξ2m, | (64) |
A−B=−ψ4i2si2mξsξm+10ψ2i2mξ2sξm+16ξ2sξ2m. | (65) |
Since ξs>14ψ2i2s, then, 10ψ2i2mξs>2.5ψ4i2si2m knows A−B>0. Therefore, Φ∗sc4Φ∗sc3=AB>1 obtains Φ∗sc4>Φ∗sc3.
With the above proof, it is inferred that the cooperative regeneration of all parties on the fusion infrastructure SC is due to non-cooperative regeneration, moreover, the cooperative approach taken among SC parties is conducive to driving the SC system revenue to a better level, which effectively responds to the risk of public emergencies, promotes the regeneration of engineering supply chain effectively, and enhances the emergency response capability of SC parties. As a result, the integration of infrastructure engineering supply chain parties' overall regeneration synergy will be a powerful multi-win strategy choice.
The paper examined the situation of weight coefficients of each party in the secondary SC, establish and solve the mathematical model of dynamic SC game model with three different decision-making methods, which found that the regeneration synergistic behavior of each node enterprise on the SC has a linkage promotion effect. The problem of "how to regenerate, which way to regenerate" and "what way to regenerate is better" is also discussed and analyzed. The benefits of the SC system are greater than the benefits of regeneration when the engineering supply chain is cooperatively regenerated, while the regeneration capacity of each party is improved. In addition, it is found that the cooperative regeneration strategy improves the demand when the supply chain is blocked and interrupted, which is conducive to revitalizing the market and promoting the possibility of "rebirth" of each chain node of the integrated infrastructure engineering supply chain under the risk of sudden public time. Thus, the integration of infrastructure engineering supply chain regeneration synergy mechanism not only provides useful arguments for the emergency re-engineering of the engineering supply chain based on mathematics but also provides important information and significance for engineering management practice. In the complicated context of significant emergencies, there is a critical need for theoretical support and methodological guidance to improve emergency synergy among supply chain subjects. As the game analysis model constructed in this paper has certain extensibility, the emergency regeneration synergy of different strategies with different supply chain nodes can be explored and compared. In addition, the study of this paper is to establish a game analysis model to predict the behavior of each supply chain node, and to find the promoting effect of the cooperative symbiosis behavior of enterprises at each supply node. However, subsequent studies need further the development of machine learning algorithms, uncertainty modeling, a new image processing, combined with a wider range of supply chain logistics subjects. Refer to Tirkolaee et al. [25] to develop a novel mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model in municipal solid waste (MSW) management and designed based on a multi-objective simulated annealing algorithm (MOSA), As Özmen et al. [26,27] indicated, key variables would be affected by the fluctuation of unknown factors and other parameters, so it was necessary to expand the analysis of related complex networks and environments. Time-discrete TE regulatory systems were important to determine the parameters of unknown systems. Therefore, combining the above-related factors and further combining them with practical applications is the goal of our follow-up work. The in-depth optimization algorithm of this study is to analyze and optimize the evolution of infrastructure engineering enterprises on the supply chain node. To improve the quality of the behavioral decision when emergencies, explore the decision-making behavior of higher, more high quality, to better cope with the effects of the abrupt change.
This work was supported in part by the National Social Science Foundation of China under grant number 21BGL124.
The authors declare there is no conflict of interest.
The data used to support the findings of this study are included within the article.
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