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Counting Singularities On Rational Septic Curves, Mohammed A. Saleem
Counting Singularities On Rational Septic Curves, Mohammed A. Saleem
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this paper, we classify rational plane septic curves. Moreover, new examples and a complete list of rational irreducible projective plane curves of type (7,4,1) are given. Furthermore, we proved that such curves are transformable into a line by means of Cremona transformations.
A Fast Malicious User Detection Scheme Based On Pomdp For Cooperative Spectrum Sensing In Cognitive Radio Networks, Hiep Vu-Van, Insoo Koo
A Fast Malicious User Detection Scheme Based On Pomdp For Cooperative Spectrum Sensing In Cognitive Radio Networks, Hiep Vu-Van, Insoo Koo
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Cooperative spectrum sensing (CSS) can improve spectrum sensing accuracy, but it can be injured due to potential attacks from malicious cognitive radio user who reports false sensing results to the fusion center (FC). Many researchers focus on reducing the effect of malicious users on the accuracy of spectrum sensing. A promising method to detect malicious users is to determine their abnormal spectrum sensing behavior. In this paper, we provide a novel malicious users detection scheme for cognitive radio (CR) based on the truth rate of each CU, which is defined as the correlation level between the Markov property of the …
Bayesian Method For Source Local Deduplication In Cloud Backup Services, P. Neelaveni, M. Vijayalakshmi
Bayesian Method For Source Local Deduplication In Cloud Backup Services, P. Neelaveni, M. Vijayalakshmi
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Data deduplication technique is widely deployed in cloud backup storage system to reduce storage space and to minimize the transmission of redundant data for proper utilization of network bandwidth. During cloud backup service, redundancy of typical backup data dominated heavily by duplicate chunks. The intrinsic drawback of this system is detecting the similar chunks.The storage server consists of large volume of chunks, making the duplicate detection process much more complicated which decreases deduplication efficiency and increases deduplication overhead. In this paper we propose Bayesian method for source local deduplication for finding out duplicate chunks. For finding chunk similarity, the learning …
Concentration Distribution Around The Gas Bubbles In A Bio Tissue With Acceleration Convection Under The Effect Of Injection Process, M. H. Omran, S. A. Mohammadein, R.A.Gad El-Rab
Concentration Distribution Around The Gas Bubbles In A Bio Tissue With Acceleration Convection Under The Effect Of Injection Process, M. H. Omran, S. A. Mohammadein, R.A.Gad El-Rab
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The concentration distribution around growing nitrogen gas bubble in the blood and other bio tissues of divers who ascend to surface too quickly is obtained by Mohammadein and Mohamed model (2010)[3] for variant and constant ambient pressure through the decompression process. In this paper, the growing of gas bubbles and concentration distribution under the effect of injection process with convective acceleration are studied as a modification of Mohammadein and Mohamed model (zero injection)[3]. The growth of gas bubble is affected ascent rate, tissue diffusivity, initial concentration difference, surface tension and void fraction. Mohammadein and Mohamed model (2010) is obtained as …
Ranking Occupational Risk Levels Of Emergency Departments Using A New Fuzzy Mcdm Model: A Case Study In Turkey, Elif Kılıc Delice, Salih Zegerek
Ranking Occupational Risk Levels Of Emergency Departments Using A New Fuzzy Mcdm Model: A Case Study In Turkey, Elif Kılıc Delice, Salih Zegerek
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Health care personnel, particularly those working in emergency departments (EDs), perform activities involving various occupational risks from diseases to accidents. The identification of these risks are critical to taking effective preventive measures, which would improve the health and life quality of this professional group. However, risk assessment is a Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) problem involving quantitative and qualitative risk factors; it contains imprecise information from the lack of knowledge of health workers. In the present study, the new Fuzzy MCDM model is proposed incorporating the fuzzy Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) and fuzzy Grey Relational Analysis (GRA) to …
Connected Edge Fixed Monophonic Number Of A Graph, P. Titus, S. Eldin Vanaja
Connected Edge Fixed Monophonic Number Of A Graph, P. Titus, S. Eldin Vanaja
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
For an edge xy in a connected graph G of order p ≥ 3, a set S ⊆V(G) is an xy-monophonic set of G if each vertex v ∈V(G) lies on either an x−u monophonic path or a y−u monophonic path for some element u in S. The minimum cardinality of an xymonophonic set of G is defined as the xy-monophonic number of G, denoted by mxy(G). An xy-monophonic set of cardinality mxy(G) is called a mxy-set of G. A connected xy-monophonic set of G is an xy-monophonic set S such that the subgraph G[S] induced by S is connected. …
The Number Of Symmetric Colorings Of The Dihedral Group Dp, Jabulani Phakathi, David Radnell, Yuliya Zelenyuk
The Number Of Symmetric Colorings Of The Dihedral Group Dp, Jabulani Phakathi, David Radnell, Yuliya Zelenyuk
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
We compute the number of symmetric r-colorings and the number of equivalence classes of symmetric r-colorings of the dihedral group Dp, where p is prime.
G+-Algebra, Filters And Upper Sets, Deena S. Al-Kadi, Rodyna A. Hosny
G+-Algebra, Filters And Upper Sets, Deena S. Al-Kadi, Rodyna A. Hosny
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this paper, a new notion named G+-algebra is introduced as a dual G-algebra. Then the relation between G+-algebra with number of abstract algebras including dual BCK-algebra, implication algebra, BE-algebra and J-algebra is investigated and some properties of G+-algebra are studied. Moreover, a binary relation on G+-algebra is defined and proved that it forms a partially ordered relation. Finally, considering G+-algebra, filters and upper sets are studied and related properties are discussed providing an equivalent condition of a filter and finding the relation between filters and upper sets.
The Cauchy Problem For The Hierarchy Of Quantum Kinetic Equations For Correlation Matrices With Coulomb Potential, Nikolai (Jr) Bogolubov, Mukhayo Rasulova
The Cauchy Problem For The Hierarchy Of Quantum Kinetic Equations For Correlation Matrices With Coulomb Potential, Nikolai (Jr) Bogolubov, Mukhayo Rasulova
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The existence of a unique solution, in terms of initial data of the hierarchy of quantum kinetic equations for correlation matrices with Coulomb potential, has been proven. The proof is based on nonrelativistic quantum mechanics and application of semigroup theory methods
Some Identities With Generalized Hypergeometric Functions, Vasily E. Tarasov
Some Identities With Generalized Hypergeometric Functions, Vasily E. Tarasov
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this paper, we consider some identities of a special form of the generalized hypergeometric functions 1F2(a;b, c; z) of real argument z. This special form is important for application in fractional calculus and fractional dynamics. The suggested functions stand out among other generalized hypergeometric functions by the power-law form of its Fourier transforms. Identities for infinite series and integrals, which include these generalized hypergeometric functions, are proved.
Context-Free Petri Net Controlled Grammars Under Parallel Firing Strategy, Gairatzhan Mavlankulov, Laula Zhumabayeva, Mohamed Othman, Tamara Zhukabayeva, Mohd Hasan Selamat, Sherzod Turaev
Context-Free Petri Net Controlled Grammars Under Parallel Firing Strategy, Gairatzhan Mavlankulov, Laula Zhumabayeva, Mohamed Othman, Tamara Zhukabayeva, Mohd Hasan Selamat, Sherzod Turaev
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Petri nets are becoming one of the most important mathematical tools in Computer Science. In this paper we propose a new firing strategy in Petri Nets called a parallel firing strategy and study some mathematical properties of concurrent grammars which are controlled by Petri nets under parallel firing strategies.We propose some modes on this strategy and a notion of concurrent context-free grammar which is a similar to the context-free Petri nets under parallel firing strategy, where parallel firing modes of context-free Petri nets were converted to rule applications in context-free grammars. Moreover, we investigate some their properties.
Influence Of The Kerr-Like And The External Classical Field On The Atom-Field Interaction, M. M. A. Ahmed, M. A. El-Deberky, R. N. Rabea
Influence Of The Kerr-Like And The External Classical Field On The Atom-Field Interaction, M. M. A. Ahmed, M. A. El-Deberky, R. N. Rabea
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this communication we study the interaction between a two-level atom and an electromagnetic field in the presence of the classical field and Kerr-like medium. Under a certain condition the system is transformed to the usual Jaynes-Cummings model. The atomic inversion is investigated where the phenomenon of super-structure is reported for a large value of the classical field coupling parameter. Our results show that the information of variance and entropy squeezing beside the purity can be controlled by both of the coupling parameter of the classical field and the Kerr-like medium parameter.
On Stochastic Orders And Their Applications: Policy Limits And Deductibles, Meriem Bouhadjar, Halim Zeghdoudi, Mohamed Riad Remita
On Stochastic Orders And Their Applications: Policy Limits And Deductibles, Meriem Bouhadjar, Halim Zeghdoudi, Mohamed Riad Remita
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The paper deals with several types of stochastic order affecting random variables and linear combinations of random variables. We study the problem of finding maximal expected utility for some functionals on insurance portfolios involving some additional (independent) randomization. Applications in policy limits and deductible are obtained, and some relationships with other actuarial main topics (comparison of copulas, individual and collective risk models, reinsurance contracts, etc.) are studied too.
Stochastic Network Calculus For Rician Fading In Underwater Wireless Networks, Christhu Raj, Rajeev Sukumaran
Stochastic Network Calculus For Rician Fading In Underwater Wireless Networks, Christhu Raj, Rajeev Sukumaran
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Performance evaluation plays a fundamental role in the design of modern underwater wireless communication systems, which are growing rapidly. In this system, performance evaluation of systems plays a fundamental role in determining the effectiveness of the system. Analysis of backlog and delay in any underwater wireless communication networks becomes a tough task. In past few years, the stochastic growth of modern networks resulted in complexity of analysing the algorithms and application. Since traditional mathematical modeling theories such as queuing theory, effective bandwidth, and deterministic networks calculus are not applicable to analyze the Quality of Service (QoS) for the present day …
Reviews On Determining The Number Of Clusters, Shuo Xu, Xiaodong Qiao, Lijun Zhu, Yunliang Zhang, Chunxiang Xue, Lin Li
Reviews On Determining The Number Of Clusters, Shuo Xu, Xiaodong Qiao, Lijun Zhu, Yunliang Zhang, Chunxiang Xue, Lin Li
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Clustering analysis seeks to partition a given dataset into groups or clusters so that the data objects within a cluster are more similar to each other than the objects in different clusters. A very rich literature on clustering analysis has developed over the past three decades. But a crucial question still remains unanswered: how many clusters are contained in the population on earth when only an observed set of samples is available? The goal of this paper is to provide a comprehensive review of approaches on determining the ”correct” number of clusters. In particular, we divide these approaches into three …
Dynamic Monte-Carlo Tree Search Algorithm For Multi-Objective Flexible Job-Shop Scheduling Problem, Chun-Liang Lu, Shih-Yuan Chiu, Jiinpo Wu, Li-Pen Chao
Dynamic Monte-Carlo Tree Search Algorithm For Multi-Objective Flexible Job-Shop Scheduling Problem, Chun-Liang Lu, Shih-Yuan Chiu, Jiinpo Wu, Li-Pen Chao
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Scheduling is a key factor in real-world production management and manufacturing system. The Job-shop Scheduling Problem (JSP) is important in combinatorial optimization and well known as an NP-hard. The Flexible Job-shop scheduling problem (FJSP) is an extension of the JSP, which allows an operation may be processed by any machine from a given set. It is more complex than JSP and quite difficult to achieve an optimal solution with traditional optimization approaches owing to the high computational complexity. The intent of this paper is to develop an efficient Dynamic Monte-Carlo Tree Search model for solving the multi-objective FJSP. First, a …
Analysis Of Questionnaire Results Using Metric Methods, Maria Rafalak, Piotr Bilski, Adam Wierzbicki
Analysis Of Questionnaire Results Using Metric Methods, Maria Rafalak, Piotr Bilski, Adam Wierzbicki
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The paper presents the application of the metric methods to the analysis of the questionnaires used in various fields. The generic methodology is presented, including particular modules, responsible for the subsequent operations. They include generation of category patterns based on the available data, application of envelopes, dataset complexity assessment and performing classification of questionnaire results. Metrics applied in the presented research are then introduced. The methodology is tested on three data sets from the psychological, sociological and educational domains. Results show the advantage of our approach compared to the standard classification and decision making methods. Also, it may be used …
A Conceptual Data Model For The Automatic Generation Of Data Views, Felix Fernandez-Pena, Pilar Urrutia-Urrutia, Rene Canete, Rolando Acosta-Sanchez, Cornelio Yanez-Marquez, Jyrki Nummenmaa
A Conceptual Data Model For The Automatic Generation Of Data Views, Felix Fernandez-Pena, Pilar Urrutia-Urrutia, Rene Canete, Rolando Acosta-Sanchez, Cornelio Yanez-Marquez, Jyrki Nummenmaa
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Traditionally, data views are seen as static, syntactically correct, data sets. The semantics of the data is not explicitly encoded in Relational Databases (RDB) but implicitly on the applications. However, the needs to create context-aware browsing methods in changing scenarios are demanding more flexible mechanisms. Data views need to be semantically enriched for capturing the real world changes. In this paper, we evaluate the definition of a conceptual data model for the automatic ontology-based building of data views. Our tests show that our approach increases the flexibility of information systems while decreases their maintenance costs.
The Atomic Inversion And The Purity Of A Quantum Dot Two-Level Systems, D. A. M. Abo-Kahla
The Atomic Inversion And The Purity Of A Quantum Dot Two-Level Systems, D. A. M. Abo-Kahla
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this paper, we analytically solved the Bloch equations of InxGa1−xAs excitonic two level QD semiconductor system. In addition, we calculated the atomic occupation probabilities r11, r22, the atomic inversion and the purity for some special values of the total dephasing rate g2 and the Rabi frequency W0 R. Hence, we studied the effects of the total dephasing rate g2 and the Rabi frequency W0 R on the atomic occupation probabilities r11, r22, the atomic inversion, and the purity.
The Rotational Motion Of The Electromagnetic Symmetric Rigid Body, T. S. Amer
The Rotational Motion Of The Electromagnetic Symmetric Rigid Body, T. S. Amer
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In the present article, the rotational motion of a symmetric rigid body (gyro) about a fixed point close to Lagrange’s case is studied. This gyro is acted upon by a perturbing moment vector, a third component of a gyro moment vector, and a variable restoring moment vector. The angular velocity of the gyro is assumed to be sufficiently large, its direction is close to the axis of dynamic symmetry, and the perturbing moments are small as compared to the restoring ones. These conditions permit to introduce a small parameter. Averaged systems of the equations of motion in the first and …
Existence Of Nonoscillatory Solutions Of Higher Order Nonlinear Neutral Nonhomogeneous Equations With Distributed Deviating Arguments, Tuncay Candan, Bekir Cetin
Existence Of Nonoscillatory Solutions Of Higher Order Nonlinear Neutral Nonhomogeneous Equations With Distributed Deviating Arguments, Tuncay Candan, Bekir Cetin
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
We obtain sufficient conditions for the existence of a nonoscillatory solution of higher order nonlinear neutral differential equations with distributed deviating arguments. For this purpose, we use the Banach contraction principle.
Validation Of Data Mining Advanced Technology In Clinical Medicine, Abd Elrazek M Aly Abd Elrazek, Ahmed Elbanna
Validation Of Data Mining Advanced Technology In Clinical Medicine, Abd Elrazek M Aly Abd Elrazek, Ahmed Elbanna
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The objective of this review study is to assess the feasibility of data mining advanced statistical technology in applied medicine in a way each clinician and IT engineer can understand each other. We have experienced many studies using data mining with or without traditional SPSS programs in Hepatology Gastroenterology and Endoscopy. A descriptive models were generated using decision tree algorithms (Rapid I, Rapid Miner, ver.4.6, Berlin, Germany), accuracies obtained of all studies was significantly high and applicable; ? 90 %. Here we will shed light on the importance of data mining in clinical medicine, analyzing data by advanced data mining …
Study On Mold Monitoring System Based On Improved Position Compensation Technique Of Image Processing In Plastic Injection Industry, Yao Junfeng, Huang Zhichao, Zhang Changming, Xie Xiaobiao, Hung Chih-Cheng
Study On Mold Monitoring System Based On Improved Position Compensation Technique Of Image Processing In Plastic Injection Industry, Yao Junfeng, Huang Zhichao, Zhang Changming, Xie Xiaobiao, Hung Chih-Cheng
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In plastic injection industry, manual adjustment operation mode is applied for operational workers to prevent mold from sticking together by observing hand-touching approaches, which is characteristic of extremely low efficiency and high labor cost. In this paper we developed an automatic mold monitoring system which reduces the mold repairing cost and increases the mold life time. In plastic injection industries, due to the grate shock of injection molding equipment the Charged Coupled Device (CCD), used for acquiring the images, may shift from its original focused position. This in turn creates a bad pattern matching results and leads to a poor …
Bioinformatic Analysis Of Human Opn3 Alternative Promoters Associated With Cancer, Mohammed A. Ibrahim Al-Obaide, Abdel-Salam G. Abdel-Salam, Hytham Alobydi, Kalkunte S. Srivenugopal
Bioinformatic Analysis Of Human Opn3 Alternative Promoters Associated With Cancer, Mohammed A. Ibrahim Al-Obaide, Abdel-Salam G. Abdel-Salam, Hytham Alobydi, Kalkunte S. Srivenugopal
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this bioinformatics study we analyzed the functional motifs and structural features of regulatory regions of OPN3, a member of the guanine nucleotide-binding protein (G protein)-coupled receptor super-family, which is involved in cancer and drug resistance. Our analyses showed major differences in the two OPN3 promoters located at the 5’-side of the locus. The analyzed parameter set, structural differences of regulatory sequences dignified by dinucleotide base stacking energy and GC-skew, CpG islands (CGI) and transcription factors binding sites (TFBS) of alternative promoters, showed differences that can be exploited to modulate and/or enhance the expression of OPN3 in human tissues. Further, …
Solution Of Higher-Order, Multipoint, Nonlinear Boundary Value Problems With High-Order Robin-Type Boundary Conditions By The Adomian Decomposition Method, Randolph Rach, Jun-Sheng Duan, Abdul-Majid Wazwaz
Solution Of Higher-Order, Multipoint, Nonlinear Boundary Value Problems With High-Order Robin-Type Boundary Conditions By The Adomian Decomposition Method, Randolph Rach, Jun-Sheng Duan, Abdul-Majid Wazwaz
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
In this paper, we propose a new modified recursion scheme for the approximate solution of higher-order, multipoint, nonlinear boundary value problems with higher-order Robin-type boundary conditions by the Adomian decomposition method. Our new approach utilizes all of the boundary conditions to derive an equivalent nonlinear Fredholm-Volterra integral equation before establishing the new modified recursion scheme for the solution. We solve several complex numerical examples obtaining a rapidly convergent sequence of analytic functions as the solution. In all cases investigated, we achieved an approximately exponential rate of convergence, thus confirming that only a few terms of the Adomian decomposition series can …
Lagrangian Discretization Of Generic Second Order Models: Application To Traffic Control, Asma Khelifi, Habib Haj-Salem, Jean-Patrick Lebacque, Lotfi Nabli
Lagrangian Discretization Of Generic Second Order Models: Application To Traffic Control, Asma Khelifi, Habib Haj-Salem, Jean-Patrick Lebacque, Lotfi Nabli
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The steady increase in car ownership has made essential the development of macroscopic models of fine resolution changing dynamics of vehicles using different theories such as traffic signaling systems in the presence of signaling lights. The central objective of this study is to provide elements of knowledge needed to characterize the road traffic conditions on through the development of macroscopic modeling based on a lagrangian discretisation of the GSOM (generic second order model). Our research is to model the evolution of a line of vehicle packets and a distribution of microscopic variables by a system of differential equations while using …
Numerical Analysis For Spread Option Pricing Model In Illiquid Underlying Asset Market: Full Feedback Model, A. R. Yazdanian, Traian A. Pirvu
Numerical Analysis For Spread Option Pricing Model In Illiquid Underlying Asset Market: Full Feedback Model, A. R. Yazdanian, Traian A. Pirvu
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
This paper performs the numerical analysis and the computation of a Spread option in a market with imperfect liquidity. The number of shares traded in the stock market has a direct impact on the stock’s price. Thus, we consider a full-feedback model in which price impact is fully incorporated into the model. The price of a Spread option is characterized by a nonlinear partial differential equation. This is reduced to linear equations by asymptotic expansions. The Peaceman-Rachford scheme, as an alternating direction implicit method, is employed to solve the linear equations numerically. We discuss the stability and the convergence of …
Image Encryption Using Chaos-Driven Elliptic Curve Pseudo-Random Number Generators, Omar Reyad, Zbigniew Kotulski, W. M. Abd-Elhafiez
Image Encryption Using Chaos-Driven Elliptic Curve Pseudo-Random Number Generators, Omar Reyad, Zbigniew Kotulski, W. M. Abd-Elhafiez
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
Pseudo-random number sequences which using the form of elliptic curves can be generated efficiently in software or hardware by the same methods that are used for the implementation of elliptic curve (EC) public-key cryptosystems. In this paper, we proposed a secure image encryption scheme using key sequences generated from Chaos-Driven Elliptic Curve Pseudo-random Number Generator (C-D ECPRNG). This key sequences derived from random sequences based on EC points operations driven by a chaotic map. These constructions improve randomness properties of the generated sequences since it combines good statistical properties of an ECPRNG and a Chaotic Pseudo-random Number Generator (CPRNG). Entropy …
Evolutionary Optimization Of Set-Covering Problem, Eva Volna, Martin Kotyrba
Evolutionary Optimization Of Set-Covering Problem, Eva Volna, Martin Kotyrba
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
The article aims how to use evolutionary algorithms in solving a set-covering problem. We have focused on the bin packing problem. This problem is known to be NP-hard; hence many heuristic procedures for its solution have been suggested. We propose a new solution of the problem by a genetic algorithm. The included experimental study presents the use of a genetic algorithm to find an optimal layout for the placement of regular patterns of fixed sizes and simple shapes to minimize the waste. This study indicates that genetic algorithms can effectively be used to obtain highly efficient solutions.
Transformations Between Two-Variable Polynomial Bases With Applications, Dimitris Varsamis, Nicholas Karampetakis, Paris Mastorocostas
Transformations Between Two-Variable Polynomial Bases With Applications, Dimitris Varsamis, Nicholas Karampetakis, Paris Mastorocostas
Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences
It is well known, that any interpolating polynomial p(x, y) on the vector space Pn,m of two-variable polynomials with degree less than n in terms of x and less than m in terms of y, has various representations that depends on the basis of Pn,m that we select i.e. monomial, Newton and Lagrange basis e.t.c.. The aim of this short note is twofold : a) to present transformations between the coordinates of the polynomial p(x, y) in the aforementioned basis and b) to present transformations between these bases. Additionally, a computational numerical application that illustrate the usefulness of the transformations …