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A Dna Approach To The Road-Coloring Problem, Arindam Roy
A Dna Approach To The Road-Coloring Problem, Arindam Roy
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The Road-Coloring Problem in graph theory can be stated as follows: Is any irreducible aperiodic directed graph with constant outdegree 2 road-colorable? In other words, does such a graph have a synchronizing instruction? That is to say: can we label (or color) the two outgoing edges at each vertex, one with “b” or blue color and the other with “r” or red color, in such a manner that there will be an instruction in the form of a finite sequence in “b”s and “r”s (example: rrbrbbbr) such that this instruction will lead each vertex to the same “target” vertex? This …
Analytical And Computational Studies Of Magneto-Convection In Solidifying Mushy Layer, Mallikarjunaiah Siddapura Muddamallappa
Analytical And Computational Studies Of Magneto-Convection In Solidifying Mushy Layer, Mallikarjunaiah Siddapura Muddamallappa
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Natural convection in solidifying binary media is of great interest due to it's applications in material processing and crystal growth industries. Convective flows between the layers of melt during alloy solidification is known to produce mechanical imperfections such as freckle's. Hence it is important to investigate the criterion for freckling and discover the means of suppressing it. A mushy layer, which has both solid and fluid components and is formed between underlying solid and overlying liquid, is known to produce chimneys, which are narrow, vertical vents, devoid of solid. We consider the problem of magneto-convection in a horizontal mushy layer …