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Third Kenneth C. Schraut Lecture (Poster), University Of Dayton. Department Of Mathematics
Third Kenneth C. Schraut Lecture (Poster), University Of Dayton. Department Of Mathematics
Kenneth C. Schraut Memorial Lectures
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The Cyclic Cutwidth Of Mesh Cubes, Dwayne William Clarke
The Cyclic Cutwidth Of Mesh Cubes, Dwayne William Clarke
Theses Digitization Project
This project's purpose was to understand the workings of a new theorem introduced in a professional paper on the cutwidth of meshes and then use this knowledge to apply it to the search for the cyclic cutwidth of the n-cube.
On The Existence Of Nontrivial Solutions To Some Elliptic Variational Inequalities, Vy Khoi Le, Klaus Schmitt
On The Existence Of Nontrivial Solutions To Some Elliptic Variational Inequalities, Vy Khoi Le, Klaus Schmitt
Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Research & Creative Works
The paper is concerned with the existence of nontrivial solutions of the obstacle problem: u ε K: ∫Ω ▽u▽ (v - u) dx - λ ∫ Ω u (v - u) dx ≥ ∫ Ω p (x, u) (v - u) dx ∀x ε K, where K = {v ε Ho1(Ω): v ≤ Ψ a.e. on Ω}. By using a generalized mountain pass theorem for inequalities, we prove, subject to some restrictions on the obstacle Ψ, the existence of nontrivial solutions of the above inequality.
Dimensionality-Reducing Expansion, Boundary Type Quadrature Formulas, And The Boundary Element Method, Tian-Xiao He
Dimensionality-Reducing Expansion, Boundary Type Quadrature Formulas, And The Boundary Element Method, Tian-Xiao He
Scholarship
This paper discusses the connection between boundary quadrature formulas constructed by using solutions of partial differential equations and boundary element schemes.
Environmental Factors Contributing To The Disaggregation Of A Colonial Cyanoprokaryote And Its Influence On Picoplankton Abundance Within Lake Joyce, Virginia, Lewis F. Affronti Jr., B. Thomas Duquette
Environmental Factors Contributing To The Disaggregation Of A Colonial Cyanoprokaryote And Its Influence On Picoplankton Abundance Within Lake Joyce, Virginia, Lewis F. Affronti Jr., B. Thomas Duquette
Virginia Journal of Science
A colonial cyanoprokaryote, Aphanocapsa holsatica and autotrophic picoplankton abundance were monitored weekly over a two year period in Lake Joyce, Virginia. Significant differences were observed in both the cyanoprokaryote and picoplankton abundance over the study period and an inverse relationship was observed between these two plankton groups. Disaggregation of colonies was shown to contribute to picoplankton populations where water temperature and precipitation input apparently trigger colony dispersion. This relationship is suggested to occur in other aquatic habitats. Results of this work and its implications for ecosystem dynamics are discussed.
On Unit Sum Numbers Of Rational Groups, Brendan Goldsmith, Christopher Meehan, S. Wallutis
On Unit Sum Numbers Of Rational Groups, Brendan Goldsmith, Christopher Meehan, S. Wallutis
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The unit sum numbers of rational groups are investigated: the importance of the prime 2 being an automorphism of the rational group is discussed and other results are achieved by considering the number and distribution of rational primes which are, or are not, automorphisms of the group. Proof is given of the existence of rational groups with unit sum numbers greater than 2 but of finite value .
K(Π, 1) For Artin Groups Of Finite Type, Colum Watt, Thomas Brady
K(Π, 1) For Artin Groups Of Finite Type, Colum Watt, Thomas Brady
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This paper is a continuation of a programme to construct new K(π, 1)’s for Artin groups of finite type which began in [4] with Artin groups on 2 and 3 generators and was extended to braid groups in [3]. These K(π, 1)’s differ from those in [6] in that their universal covers are simplicial complexes. In [4] a complex is constructed whose top-dimensional cells correspond to minimal factorizations of a Coxeter element as a product of reflections in a finite Coxeter group. Asphericity is established in low dimensions using a metric of non-positive curvature. Since the nonpositive curvature condition is …
[Introduction To] Data Structures With Java: A Laboratory Approach, Joe Kent, Lewis Barnett Iii
[Introduction To] Data Structures With Java: A Laboratory Approach, Joe Kent, Lewis Barnett Iii
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This book is designed to present the key topics in the second course for computer science students using the Java programming language. For convenience, we cover exceptions and file operations in Java, although this may have been covered in the first course. We also cover material on the binary representation of data and Java's bitwise operations, with applications.These are topics needed for computer organization an operating systems courses.
[Introduction To] Generalized Analytic Continuation, William T. Ross, Harold S. Shapiro
[Introduction To] Generalized Analytic Continuation, William T. Ross, Harold S. Shapiro
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The theory of generalized analytic continuation studies continuations of meromorphic functions in situations where traditional theory says there is a natural boundary. This broader theory touches on a remarkable array of topics in classical analysis, as described in the book. This book addresses the following questions: (1) When can we say, in some reasonable way, that component functions of a meromorphic function on a disconnected domain, are "continuations" of each other? (2) What role do such "continuations" play in certain aspects of approximation theory and operator theory? The authors use the strong analogy with the summability of divergent series …
Intrinsic Knotting And Linking Of Complete Graphs, Erica Flapan
Intrinsic Knotting And Linking Of Complete Graphs, Erica Flapan
Pomona Faculty Publications and Research
We show that for every m∈N, there exists an n∈N such that every embedding of the complete graph Kn in R3 contains a link of two components whose linking number is at least m. Furthermore, there exists an r∈N such that every embedding of Kr in R3 contains a knot Q with |a2(Q)| ≥ m, where a2(Q) denotes the second coefficient of the Conway polynomial of Q.
Four Anharmonic Oscillators On A Circle, J. N. Boyd, R. G. Hudepohl, P. N. Raychowdhury
Four Anharmonic Oscillators On A Circle, J. N. Boyd, R. G. Hudepohl, P. N. Raychowdhury
Virginia Journal of Science
Four identical, uniformly separated particles interconnected by ideal anharmonic springs are constrained to move on a fixed, frictionless circular track. The Lagrangian for the system is written and then transformed by matrix operations suggested by the symmetry of the arrangement of springs and particles. The equations of motion derived from the transformed Lagrangian yield four natural frequencies of motion.
Estimation Of Standardized Mortality Ratio In Epidemiological Studies, Bingxia Wang
Estimation Of Standardized Mortality Ratio In Epidemiological Studies, Bingxia Wang
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
In epidemiological studies, we are often interested in comparing the mortality rate of a certain cohort to that of a standard population. A standard computational statistic in this regard is the Standardized Mortality Ratio (SMR) @reslow and Day, 1987), given by where 0 is the number of deaths observed in the study cohort from a specified cause, E is the expected number calculated from that population. In occupational epidemiology, the SMR is the most common measure of risk. It is a comparative statistic. It is frequently based on a comparison of the number0 in the cohort with the expected value …
On The Evolution Of Simple Material Structures, Marek Elźanowski, Ernst Binz
On The Evolution Of Simple Material Structures, Marek Elźanowski, Ernst Binz
Mathematics and Statistics Faculty Publications and Presentations
The evolution of a distribution of material inhomogeneities is investigated by analyzing the evolution of the corresponding material connections. Some general geometric relations governing such evolutions are derived. These relations are then analyzed by looking at the restrictions imposed by the material symmetry group.
Asymmetric Two-Colourings Of Graphs In S³, Erica Flapan, David Linnan Li
Asymmetric Two-Colourings Of Graphs In S³, Erica Flapan, David Linnan Li
Pomona Faculty Publications and Research
We prove that for any non-planar graph H, we can choose a two-colouring G of H such that G is intrinsically chiral, and if H is 3-connected and is not K3,3 or K5, then G is intrinsically asymmetric. No such asymmetric two-colouring is possible for K3,3 or K5.
On Locally Pre-C^{*}-Algebra Structures In Locally M-Convex H^{*}-Algebras, A. El-Kinani
On Locally Pre-C^{*}-Algebra Structures In Locally M-Convex H^{*}-Algebras, A. El-Kinani
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
We endow any locally m-convex H^{*}-algebra \left( E,\tau \right) with a locally pre-C^{*}-topology weaker than \tau. Examples and applications are provided.
Flat Marcinkiewicz Integral Operators, Hussain Al-Qassem, Ahmad Al-Salman
Flat Marcinkiewicz Integral Operators, Hussain Al-Qassem, Ahmad Al-Salman
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
In this paper, we study Marcinkiewicz integral operators with rough kernels supported by surfaces of revolutions. We prove that our operators are bounded on L^p under certain convexity assumptions on our surfaces and under very weak conditions on the kernel.
An Effective Version Of Belyi's Theorem, Lily S. Khadjavi
An Effective Version Of Belyi's Theorem, Lily S. Khadjavi
Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science Faculty Works
We compute bounds on covering maps that arise in Belyi's Theorem. In particular, we construct a library of height properties and then apply it to algorithms that produce Belyi maps. Such maps are used to give coverings from algebraic curves to the projective line ramified over at most three points. The computations here give upper bounds on the degree and coefficients of polynomials and rational functions over the rationals that send a given set of algebraic numbers to the set {0,1,∞} with the additional property that the only critical values are also contained in {0,1,∞}.
Ideal Theory In Prüfer Domains - An Unconventional Approach, Edward Mosteig
Ideal Theory In Prüfer Domains - An Unconventional Approach, Edward Mosteig
Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science Faculty Works
In Prüfer domains of finite character, ideals are represented as finite intersections of special ideals which are proper generalizations of the classical primary ideals. We show that representations of ideals as shortest intersections of primal or quasi-primary ideals exist and are unique. Moreover, every non-zero ideal is the product of uniquely determined pairwise comaximal quasi-primary ideals. Semigroups of primal and quasi-primary ideals with fixed associated primes are also investigated in arbitrary Prüfer domains. Their structures can be described in terms of the value groups of localizations.
Valuations And Filtrations, Edward Mosteig
Valuations And Filtrations, Edward Mosteig
Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science Faculty Works
The classical theory of Gröbner bases, as developed by Bruno Buchberger, can be expanded to utilize objects more general than term orders. Each term order on the polynomial ring k[x] produces a filtration of k[x] and a valuation ring of the rational function field k(x). The algorithms developed by Buchberger can be performed by using directly the induced valuation or filtration in place of the term order. There are many valuations and filtrations that are suitable for this general computational framework that are not derived from term orders, even after a change of variables. Here we study how to translate …
Solving Fuzzy Linear Programming Problems With Linear Membership Function, Rafail R. Gasimov, Kürşat Yeni̇lmez
Solving Fuzzy Linear Programming Problems With Linear Membership Function, Rafail R. Gasimov, Kürşat Yeni̇lmez
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
In this paper, we concentrate on two kinds of fuzzy linear programming problems: linear programming problems with only fuzzy technological coefficients and linear programming problems in which both the right-hand side and the technological coefficients are fuzzy numbers. We consider here only the case of fuzzy numbers with linear membership functions. The symmetric method of Bellman and Zadeh [2] is used for a defuzzification of these problems. The crisp problems obtained after the defuzzification are non-linear and even non-convex in general. We propose here the ``modified subgradient method'' and use it for solving these problems. We also compare the new …
A Sufficient Condition For The Uniqueness Of Positive Steady State To A Reaction Diffusion System, Joon Hyuk Kang, Yun Oh
A Sufficient Condition For The Uniqueness Of Positive Steady State To A Reaction Diffusion System, Joon Hyuk Kang, Yun Oh
Faculty Publications
In this paper, we concentrate on the uniqueness of the positive solution for the general elliptic system { Δu + u(g1(u) - g 2(v)) = 0 in R+ × Ω, Δν + v(h 1(u) - h2(v)) = 0 u|∂Ω = v| ∂Ω = 0. This system is the general model for the steady state of a competitive interacting system. The techniques used in this paper are upper-lower solutions, maximum principles and spectrum estimates. The arguments also rely on some detailed properties for the solution of logistic equations.
One Sided Banach Algebras, A. El Kinani, A. Najmi, Mohamed Oudadess
One Sided Banach Algebras, A. El Kinani, A. Najmi, Mohamed Oudadess
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
Many properties of two-sided algebras remain valid for one-sided algebras. Namely, any one sided Banach algebra is commutative modulo its Jacobson radical.
On Some Properties Connecting Infinite Series, B. K. Lahiri, Pratulananda Das
On Some Properties Connecting Infinite Series, B. K. Lahiri, Pratulananda Das
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
We prove several theorems connecting infinite series of real terms in relation to Borel and Baire classification of sets and functions, connectedness of mappings, porosity character of sets etc.
On The Spectral Properties Of The Regular Sturm-Liouville Problem With The Lag Argument For Which Its Boundary Conditions Depends On The Spectral Parameter, Mehmet Bayramoğlu, Kevser Özden Köklü, Oya Baykal
On The Spectral Properties Of The Regular Sturm-Liouville Problem With The Lag Argument For Which Its Boundary Conditions Depends On The Spectral Parameter, Mehmet Bayramoğlu, Kevser Özden Köklü, Oya Baykal
Turkish Journal of Mathematics
In this paper, the asymptotic expression of the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of the Sturm-Liouville equation with the lag argument y''(t) + \lambda^2 y(t) + M(t)y (t - \Delta(t)) = 0 and the spectral parameter in the boundary conditions \lambda y(0) +y'(0) = 0 \lambda^{2}y(\pi) + y'(\pi) = 0 y(t - \Delta(t)) = y(0)\varphi(t - \Delta(t)), t - \Delta(t) < 0 has been founded in a finite interval, where M(t) and \Delta(t) \geq 0 are continuous functions on [0, \pi], \lambda > 0 is a real parameter, \varphi(t) is an initial function which is satisfied with the condition \varphi(0) = 1 and continuous in the initial set.
Vertex-Unfoldings Of Simplicial Manifolds, Erik D. Demaine, David Eppstein, Jeff Erickson, George W. Hart, Joseph O'Rourke
Vertex-Unfoldings Of Simplicial Manifolds, Erik D. Demaine, David Eppstein, Jeff Erickson, George W. Hart, Joseph O'Rourke
Computer Science: Faculty Publications
We present an algorithm to unfold any triangulated 2-manifold (in particular, any simplicial polyhedron) into a non-overlapping, connected planar layout in linear time. The manifold is cut only along its edges. The resulting layout is connected, but it may have a disconnected interior; the triangles are connected at vertices, but not necessarily joined along edges. We extend our algorithm to establish a similar result for simplicial manifolds of arbitrary dimension.
A Density Property Of The Tori And Duality, Peter Loth
A Density Property Of The Tori And Duality, Peter Loth
Mathematics Faculty Publications
In this note, a short proof of a recent theorem of D. Dikranjan and M. Tkachenko is given, and their result is extended.
Geometric Integrators For Hamiltonian Pdes, Dmitry Karpeev
Geometric Integrators For Hamiltonian Pdes, Dmitry Karpeev
Computer Science Theses & Dissertations
We consider methods for systematic construction of algorithms for a class of time-dependent PDEs with Hamiltonian structure. These systems possess phase space geometry and constants of the motion that need to be preserved by the integration algorithm to reflect the qualitative features of the system.
We exploit the structure of Hamiltonian systems, in particular their variational formulation based on a Lagrangian, and the dual covariant formulation, to expose the geometric features of the system that have natural analogs when discretized. We emphasize the local space-time approach to the constructions, making them amenable to parallelization and preconditioning using domain decomposition methods, …
High-Stakes Tests Require High-Stakes Pedagogy, Randy Lattimore
High-Stakes Tests Require High-Stakes Pedagogy, Randy Lattimore
Trotter Review
High-stakes mathematics tests continue to gain popularity in the United States, with an increasing number of states setting the passing of such tests as a high school graduation requirement. Consequently, instruction and instructional content have changed, with teachers emphasizing materials on the test while neglecting other important aspects of learning. The tests have become all-consuming, taking over many students' lives. Yet students are often ill prepared for these tests. This is even more true for African-American students whose cultural and social circumstances make their preparation for high-stakes tests inadequate and ineffective. The author examines six such students - their hopes …
Why Makik Can "Do" Math: Race And Status In Integrated Classrooms, Jacqueline Leonard, Scott Jackson Dantley
Why Makik Can "Do" Math: Race And Status In Integrated Classrooms, Jacqueline Leonard, Scott Jackson Dantley
Trotter Review
This case study reports on the small group interactions and achievements of Malik, an African American sixth grader, who attended a Maryland elementary school in 1997. Student achievement was measured by the Maryland Functional Mathematics Test (MFMT-I), which was given on a pre/post basis. Students' scores on the MFMT-I were analyzed using the ANOVA. The analysis revealed a significant difference (F = 3-330, p < .05) between the scores of Caucasian (M = 342.12) and African American students (M = 323-56). However, Malik's MFMT-I score rose from 293 to 353. A passing score is 340. This study examines Malik's interactions to ascertain what factors influenced his achievement. The findings are that Malik had a positive attitude about mathematics and a strong command of mathematical and scientific language. Recommendations are that teachers become cultural brokers to help all children learn the "language" of mathematics and encourage all students to become self-advocates to overcome negative social dynamics in small groups.
Some Extensions Of Loewner's Theory Of Monotone Operator Functions, Daniel Alpay, Vladimir Bolotnikov, A. Dijksma, J. Rovnyak, A. Dijksma
Some Extensions Of Loewner's Theory Of Monotone Operator Functions, Daniel Alpay, Vladimir Bolotnikov, A. Dijksma, J. Rovnyak, A. Dijksma
Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science Faculty Articles and Research
Several extensions of Loewner’s theory of monotone operator functions are given. These include a theorem on boundary interpolation for matrix-valued functions in the generalized Nevanlinna class. The theory of monotone operator functions is generalized from scalar- to matrix-valued functions of an operator argument. A notion of -monotonicity is introduced and characterized in terms of classical Nevanlinna functions with removable singularities on a real interval. Corresponding results for Stieltjes functions are presented.