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On Semigroup Rings, Lawrence Paul Runyan Aug 1968

On Semigroup Rings, Lawrence Paul Runyan

All Master's Theses

Some of the properties of semigroup rings are described, illustrated and proved in this study. In particular, the central problem focuses on how various properties of the semigroup and ring are reflected in the resulting semigroup ring.


A Study Of A Graphical Valued Function Associated With An Extension Of Graphs, Douglas W. Nance Jul 1968

A Study Of A Graphical Valued Function Associated With An Extension Of Graphs, Douglas W. Nance

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


A Category Of Banach Spaces, Kenneth Leroy Pothoven Jul 1968

A Category Of Banach Spaces, Kenneth Leroy Pothoven

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Extensions Of The Sigma And Tau Functions, Meredith Woods Potter Jul 1968

Extensions Of The Sigma And Tau Functions, Meredith Woods Potter

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Functional Relationships For Fredholm Integral Equations Arising From Pseudo-Transport Problems., Richard Crenshaw Allen Jr. May 1968

Functional Relationships For Fredholm Integral Equations Arising From Pseudo-Transport Problems., Richard Crenshaw Allen Jr.

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

In this dissertation we consider a class of integral equations of the general form

Ψ(z)=g(z) + ∫yx Y(z’)K(|z-z’|) Ψ(z’)dz’

Where K has an integral representation of the type

K(u)= ∫0∞ k(s’)e-a(s’)uds’

With this integral equation, we associate the pseudo transport problem

(sgn s) ∂/∂z N(z,s) + a(s)N(z,s) = k(s)Y(z) ∫-∞∞ N(z,s’)ds’,

Y< =z< =x, |s| < ∞

with certain boundary conditions. (Equation (2) is a generalization or the equation for particle transport in a slab geometry). Equivalence between the problems (1) and (2) is established. Thus any results concerning the problem (2) produce corresponding results concerning the …


Measure Theory And Lebesgue Integration, Evan S. Brossard May 1968

Measure Theory And Lebesgue Integration, Evan S. Brossard

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

The Lebesgue integral is a generalization of the Riemann integral which extends the collection of functions which are integrable.

Lebesgue integration differs from Riemann integration in the way the approximations to the integral are taken. Riemann approximations use step functions which have a constant value on any given interval of the domain corres­ponding to some partition. Lebesgue approximations use what are called simple functions which, like the step functions, take on only a finite number of values. However, these values are not necessarily taken on by the function on intervals of the domain, but rather on arbitrary subsets of the …


Propositions Equivalent To The Continuum Hypothesis, Bernard L. Bohl May 1968

Propositions Equivalent To The Continuum Hypothesis, Bernard L. Bohl

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

Two sets A and B are said to have the same power if there exists a one-to-one correspondence between them. All sets which have the same power as the natural numbers are called countable and have power N0. All sets which have the same power as the real numbers are said to have the power of the continuum will be denoted by 2N0, since 2N0 can be shown to be equal to c as will be indicated in the preliminary results.

Given an element a of a well-ordered set B, the set of …


Principal Component Factor Analysis, Herbert H. Jolliff May 1968

Principal Component Factor Analysis, Herbert H. Jolliff

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

Factor analysis came into being around 1900 in the field f psychology to explain theories of human ability. Several methods of factor analysis exist; but according to Harman (1967) principal component factor analysis is unique in the mathematical sense, therefore, quite often the preferred method. The centroid method is computationally easier, and it gives close approximations to the principal component method on some data sets. An example of this is shown in Appendixes B and F by comparison.

Factor analysis is being used in many fields. A few of the fields are sociology, meteorology, political science, medicine, geography, business, economics, …


Computer Analysis Of Consumer Attitude And Consumption Data For Fluid Milk Products, James Reed Fisher May 1968

Computer Analysis Of Consumer Attitude And Consumption Data For Fluid Milk Products, James Reed Fisher

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

The American public, with a per capita disposable income currently at an all time high, has become a source of vital concern to dairy market researchers. The unique socio-economic structure of the present generation causes the dairy industry to be concerned with how the consumer view its products. Effective education and advertising programs must be developed to attract the taste and meet the demands of the consumer.

Two factors which greatly influence market research and advertising programs are the attitude of the consumer toward a given product and the relationship of attitude to the degree of actual milk consumption. To …


Tests Of Methods That Control Round-Off Error, Dale M. Rasmuson May 1968

Tests Of Methods That Control Round-Off Error, Dale M. Rasmuson

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Methods of controlling round-off error in one-step methods in the numerical solution of ordinary differential equations are compared. A new Algorithm called theoretical cumulative rounding is formulated. Round-off error bounds are obtained for single precision, and theoretical cumulative rounding. Limits of these bounds are obtained as the step length approaches zero. It is shown that the limit of the bound on the round-off error is unbounded for single precision and double precision, is constant for theoretical partial double precision, and is zero for theoretical cumulative rounding.

The limits of round-off bounds are not obtainable in actual practice. The round-off error …


Reliability And Maintainability Sampling Procedures For Life Cycle Cost Evaluation, Doyle H. Harris May 1968

Reliability And Maintainability Sampling Procedures For Life Cycle Cost Evaluation, Doyle H. Harris

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

The intent of this thesis is to investigate, develop, and apply techniques to determine the reliability and maintainability of populations of items. These techniques are to be used in determining the total life-time operating costs of the populations so that those items with the lowest life-time costs can be bought. To do this, the author has explored current techniques for determining compliance to some minimum required Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) in what is referred to as a Phase I testing. After the requirements of Phase I testing have been met, testing may be continued at the option of the …


Algebraic Properties Of Endomorphisms Of Abelian Groups And Rings, Johnnie George Slagle May 1968

Algebraic Properties Of Endomorphisms Of Abelian Groups And Rings, Johnnie George Slagle

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

The main objective of the thesis was to extend the definition of an M-Group to what is called an M-Ring. From this extension a system called an expanded ring follows naturally. To facilitate the development of the expanded ring, chapter I is devoted to developing properties on systems that are not quite rings where many interesting examples are constructed. In chapter II the definition of an M-Ring is given and some of its properties are derived. In chapter III some of the properties of expanded rings are proved, and examples of expanded rings are given to show their existence.


The Fundamental Groups Of The Complements Of Some Solid Horned Spheres, Norman William Riebe May 1968

The Fundamental Groups Of The Complements Of Some Solid Horned Spheres, Norman William Riebe

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

One of the methods used for the construction of the classical Alexander horned sphere leads naturally to generalization to horned spheres of higher order. Let M2, denote the Alexander horned sphere. This is a 2-horned sphere of order 2. Denote by M3 and M4, two 2-horned spheres of orders 3 and 4, respectively, constructed by such a generalization.

The fundamental groups of the complements of M2, M3, and M4 are derived, and representations of these groups onto the Alternating Group, A5, are found. The form of the presentations …


A Proof Of Newton's Power Sum Formulas, J. A. Eidswick Apr 1968

A Proof Of Newton's Power Sum Formulas, J. A. Eidswick

Department of Mathematics: Faculty Publications

For a polynomial P(z) = α0 + α1z + ... + αnzn = αn (z – z1) (z – z2) ... (z – zn), the power sums Sm = ∑ n k=1 zm k, m = 1, 2, ... , can be calculated from the formulas ...


Some Contributions To The Design And Analysis Of Experiments With Special Reference To Weighing Designs,Partially Balanced Designs And Designs For Two Way Elimination Of Heterogensity., M. Bhaskar Rao Dr. Mar 1968

Some Contributions To The Design And Analysis Of Experiments With Special Reference To Weighing Designs,Partially Balanced Designs And Designs For Two Way Elimination Of Heterogensity., M. Bhaskar Rao Dr.

Doctoral Theses

Thie dissertation containe the authors vurious contributions to the design and analysia of experimenta. The min topios covered in this theeia are veighing designe, partially balanced designa and designs for tuo-vay elimination of hoterogeneity. Some of the material of the chaptere 2, 3, 4, 5 (marked vith asteriska in the theais) has beon conpiled from the authors publiahed papers. [9],[10].[13],[12],[13].[14].Chapters I and II deal with chemioal balanoe velghing designs. Yates [11] and Hotelling [36] obeerved that the veichta of the objeeta ean be more accurately determined by voighing thon in groupe. I a wodghing operations are made to veighp objecta, …


Contributions To The Theory Of Sampling Strategies., T. J. Rao Dr. Feb 1968

Contributions To The Theory Of Sampling Strategies., T. J. Rao Dr.

Doctoral Theses

Sample survny an a tochnique for collantion of data haa been w1dely accepted since quite a long time and it is only during the thirties and forties that a more syetem matic development has taken place owing to the most signi- ficant and rcmarkable works of Cochran, Hansen, Hurwitz, Mahalanobie, Neyman, Sukhatme, Yates and othera. Daring thin period, there were many important advances and tremendous progress in this field was achieved in India under the direction of Professor P. C. Mahal anobis. Besides the theoretical developments, streen was laid on the practical techniques and large-scale sample aurveys played a major …


Biometrical Genetics Of Insecticide Resistance:A Quantal Response Character., N Singh Dr. Feb 1968

Biometrical Genetics Of Insecticide Resistance:A Quantal Response Character., N Singh Dr.

Doctoral Theses

Geneses of the Froblems1.1.1 Resistence -A poblem in the fields of publio hosl th, agriculture, and endmel husbandry Discovery of the synthetic insecticides of residual toxcicity and their availability for civilian use after the World Mar I had presented a bright proapeot of freedom from insect bome diseases, Lindted fleld trials of chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides in the sphere of ublic heal th had resulted in decline of the veotor/post pepulations by 'erdsia! and oonsaquentay the incidonce of vector borne diseases recorded drameatic falls. Inspired by such good results different combries and World Heoalth Organi zntion (WED) embarked upon the adventuro …


Studies In The Theory Of Graphs., R. P. Gupta Dr. Feb 1968

Studies In The Theory Of Graphs., R. P. Gupta Dr.

Doctoral Theses

No abstract provided.


Rings Of Continuous Functions On Open Convex Subsets Of R, Lyle E. Pursell Jan 1968

Rings Of Continuous Functions On Open Convex Subsets Of R, Lyle E. Pursell

Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Research & Creative Works

No abstract provided.


A Description And An Analysis Of The Results Of Using Cadet Teaching As A Method Of Improving The Multiplication Proficiency Of A Selected Sample Of Fourth And Seventh Grade Students, Richard Mark Anderson Jan 1968

A Description And An Analysis Of The Results Of Using Cadet Teaching As A Method Of Improving The Multiplication Proficiency Of A Selected Sample Of Fourth And Seventh Grade Students, Richard Mark Anderson

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The purpose of this study is to describe and analyze the results of using cadet teaching as a method of improving the multiplication proficiency of fourth grade students from Price Laboratory School and seventh grade students from Holmes Junior High who have difficulty with multiplication. A multiplication test designed by the investigator was administered to sixty fourth grade students and forty-four seventh grade students. As a result of this test, sixteen fourth grade students and sixteen seventh grade students were identified as having difficulty with multiplication. Eight of the fourth grade students and eight of the seventh grade students were …


Inferences On The Parameters Of The Weibull Distribution, Darrel Ray Thoman Jan 1968

Inferences On The Parameters Of The Weibull Distribution, Darrel Ray Thoman

Doctoral Dissertations

"For the most part, solutions to the problems of making inferences about the parameters in the Weibull distribution have been limited to providing simple estimators of the parameters. Little has been known about the properties of the estimators. In this paper the small and moderate sample size properties of the maximum likelihood estimators are studied and their superiority is established. The problem of making further inferences which are based on the maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters is then considered. The inferences that are presented can be divided into those based on a single sample and those based on two …


Topic From Galois Theory, Pai-Yuan Chang Jan 1968

Topic From Galois Theory, Pai-Yuan Chang

All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023

Galois theory constitutes an excellent introduction group theory and field theory and provides a strong motivation for the introduction of the basic concepts of abstract algebra. This paper explains the basic theory and describes how it is applied to prove the unsolvability "by radicals" of equations of degree n >= 5.


Threshold Order Of A Switching Function And Stochastic Dependence Of Inputs., T. Krishnan Dr. Dec 1967

Threshold Order Of A Switching Function And Stochastic Dependence Of Inputs., T. Krishnan Dr.

Doctoral Theses

This Ä‘insertation is being submitted to the Indian Statiatical Inatitute, in support of the author's application for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. This diasertation enbodien the work carried out by the author at the Indian Statistieal Institute under the aupervision of frofensor C. R. Rso. le is grate ful to Professor Rao for his constant encouragenent and inspi- ration and for the facilities provided at the Institute.The main part of the results of Chapter 5 have already been ublished (20). Zhe resulte of Chapters 2 and 3 and of Chapter 4 &e being reviewed for publie cation. ReferRes of …


An Examination Of The Romberg Method For Numerical Integration, Water James Halpin Nov 1967

An Examination Of The Romberg Method For Numerical Integration, Water James Halpin

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

INTRODUCTION

This paper will amount to an inquiry into the mathematical structure and properties of a matrix of approximate integration formulas due to Werner Romberg 1 which have found considerable favor in numerical analysis during the past decade. Like other devices for approximate integration the Romberg method has its origin in the exhaustion techniques developed by the Greeks for determining the areas of figures enclosed by lines in the plane. It is particularly closely associated with the scheme employed by Archimedes2 (circa 250 B.C.) for approximating the value of [3.14]. This involves a doubling process which is essentially the basis …


On Some Categories Of Partially Ordered Sets With Residuated Mappings, Gary D. Crown Sep 1967

On Some Categories Of Partially Ordered Sets With Residuated Mappings, Gary D. Crown

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

Croisot [1] was apparently first to examine some of the properties of residuated mappings. It is the purpose of this paper to show that certain constructions currently useful in homological algebra can be made in a suitable category of partially ordered sets with residuated mappings. In Section 1 we note some elementary properties of residuated mappings all of which are well known cf. Janowitz [4]. In Section 2 we notice some properties of various categories of partially ordered sets with residuated mappings. In Section 3 we prove that the category of complete lattices with residuated mappings has enough injectives and …


Ua66/10/1 Sixty Years Of Math At Western, Robert Bueker Aug 1967

Ua66/10/1 Sixty Years Of Math At Western, Robert Bueker

WKU Administration Documents

A brief history of the WKU Mathematics department from 1906-1967.


Air Force Rotc At The University Of Richmond, 1951-1957, Robert J. Dandridge Aug 1967

Air Force Rotc At The University Of Richmond, 1951-1957, Robert J. Dandridge

Honors Theses

In the summer of 1950, after the seriousness of the Korean conflict had become evident, a special committee appointed three years earlier by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees was reactivated for the purpose of considering "the feasibility of applying for a Reserve Office Training Corps unit" for the University of Richmond. This special committee, called the ROTC Committee, after thorough study, rendered a unanimous recommendation to the Board that a unit of Army ROTC be applied for. The application was completed and mailed to the Department of the Army. Approval of the application was not long in …


A Study Of Lommel Functions, Robert Glenn Mayo Aug 1967

A Study Of Lommel Functions, Robert Glenn Mayo

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Probabilistic Aspects Of Rings Of Operators., A. R. Padmanabhan Dr. Jun 1967

Probabilistic Aspects Of Rings Of Operators., A. R. Padmanabhan Dr.

Doctoral Theses

This theeis is submittod to the Irdian Statistical Institute in suppert bf the' author'a annlication for the degrée of Doctor of Philncophy. The thes is cmbodtee the research carried ut by thie author under the u pervision of Dr. J/S thurarn at the ind ian Sttiotivel Inatitute, Calcutta.Thia theain consis ts of three chapters. The first chapter dcals wri th convergence in mearur in ringe (of operatore) and allied reaul ts, the nee7:d, is devoted to a study of stnbility und mixing ir rims, and the last chapter is concerned wi tn aom: dominated convergenc the orema in ringo.


The Approximation Of Eigenvalues And Eigenfunctions Of Convolution Kernels, Adelbert Lee Roark Jun 1967

The Approximation Of Eigenvalues And Eigenfunctions Of Convolution Kernels, Adelbert Lee Roark

Mathematics & Statistics ETDs

No abstract provided.