Applied Mathematics Research Papers/Topics

Influence Of Inclined Magnetic Field And Thermophoresis On Heat And Mass Transfer Wedge Flow With Variable Thermal Conductivity

ABSTRACT In my study, I investigate the influence of thermophoresis and a constant inclined magnetic field on a fluid flowing over a porous wedge. The inclination is an acute angle to the horizontal axis. The effects of variable prandtl and thermal conductivity, Hartman number, wedge angle parameter, Schmidt’s number, thermophoretic concentration and a constant suction or injection on the fluid flow parameters are studied numerically by the collocation method since the Prandtl number is a f...

Effect Of Variable Fluid Properties And Thermophoresis On Unsteady Forced Convective Magnetohydrodynamics Boundary Layer Flow Along A Permeable Stretching/Shrinking Wedge

Abstract The study takes into account temperature dependent viscosity and thermal conductivity as well as induced magnetic field in describing the fluid flow .The partial differential equations governing the unsteady flow are transformed to a system of non-linear ordinary differential equations by similarity transformation. The transformed differential equations are solved by collocation method. The numerical results for the flow variables: velocity, temperature and concentration profiles are...

Deterministic And Stochastic Model Of Dynamics Of Ebola Virus

ABSTRACT In this work a deterministic and stochastic model is developed to investigate the deterministic and stochastic model of dynamics of Ebola virus. The model includes susceptible, exposed, infected, quarantined and removed or recovered individuals. The model used in this work is based on a deterministic model. The Chowell (2015) work on early detection of Ebola is modified by introducing an assumption that the quarantined class is totally successful and cannot infect the susceptible cl...

Constrained Controllability Of Linear And Semilinear Systems With Delay In State And Control

ABSTRACT In this work, sufficient conditions for the constrained controllability of linear and semi linear systems with delay in state and control are formulated and proved. For the linear delay system, necessary and sufficient conditions are developed by establishing the equivalence of a delay system without delay to show local relative controllability. For the semi linear delay system, sufficient conditions are also developed by using the associate linear dynamical system to establish ...

Analysis Of Magnetohydrodynamic Stagnation Point Flow Due To A Fluid Towards A Convectively Heated Permeable Stretching Sheet

ABSTRACT Stagnation-point flow of an electrically conducting fluid over a continuously stretching surface in presence of magnetic fields is significant in many industrial processes such as the metallurgy, polymer processing, glass blowing, filaments drawn through quiescent electrically conducting fluid subject to magnetic fields, cooling of metallic plate, hot rolling, wire drawing, aerodynamic extrusion of plastic sheets, crystal growing. In these applications of stagnation point flow, the d...

A Two-Small-Parameter Dynamic Buckling Analysis Of A Damped Quadratic-Cubic Nonlinear Structure

ABSTRACT The major goal of this research work is to determine the dynamic buckling load of a viscously damped imperfect quadratic-cubic elastic model structure, which is modeled by a nonlinear differential equation containing a load parameter. For a structure with small imperfections and subjected to step loading , the equation contains two small independent parameters, upon which asymptotic expansions are initiated. The nonlinearity is quadratic-cubic in nature and multiple-scaling two-timi...

A Comparative Study Of Interior Point, Simplex And Active Set Methods For The Solution Of Linear Programming Problems.

Linear Programming is a subset of Mathematical Programming that is concerned with efficient allocation of limited resources to known activities with the objective of meeting a desired goal of maximization or minimization of a function. Linear Programming determines the way to achieve the best outcome (such as maximum profit or lowest cost) in a given mathematical model, given some list of requirements as linear equations. Linear Programming can be applied to various fields of study - business...

Analysis Of Wave Exciting Forces On A Floating Rectangular Barge At Zero Forward Speed

ABSTRACT Surface waves have significant effects on the hydrodynamics of offshore bodies or structures on a fluid of finite depth. Wind, moving vessels, seismic disturbances of shallow sea floors (tsunamis) and the gravitational disturbances of the sun and the moon are factors responsible for generation of waves. Their influence is very crucial in engineering analysis, design, and optimization. Many researchers in the field of hydrodynamics have analyzed the effect that surface waves have on ...

Certain Geometric Aspects Of A Class Of Almostcontact Structures On A Smooth Metric Manifold

ABSTRACT The classication of Smooth Geometric Manifolds still remains an open problem. The concept of almost contact Riemannian manifolds provides neat descriptions and distinctions between classes of odd and even dimensional manifolds and their geometries. Among the classes that have been extensively studied in the past are the Hermitian, Symplectic, Khalerian, Complex, Contact and Almost Contact manifolds which have applications in M-Theory and supergravity among other areas. The dierential...

Certain Properties Of Essential Numerical Ranges Of Bounded Operators On Banach Spaces

Abstract The numerical range of an operator on a Hilbert space has been extensively researched on. The concept of numerical range of an operator goes back as early as 1918 when Toeplitz defined it as the field of values of a matrix for bounded linear operators on a Hilbert space. Major results like convexity, that is the Toeplitz-Hausdorff theorem, the relationship of the spectrum and the numerical range, the essential spectra and the essential numerical range, have given a lot of insights. M...

Computation Of Efficient Nash Equilibria For Experimental Economic Games

ABSTRACT Game theory has been used to study a wide variety of human and animal behaviours. It looks for states of equilibrium, sometimes called solutions. Nash equilibrium is the central solution concept with diverse applications for most games in game theory. However some games have no Nash equilibrium, others have only one Nash equilibrium and the rest have multiple Nash equilibria. For games with multiple equilibria, dierent equilibria can have dierent rewards for the players thus causing ...

Application Of Mathematical Modelling To Diesel-Fuelled Energy Emission

BSTRACT In this thesis the Gaussian plume model is proposed as a method for solving problems related to the transportation of pollutants due to advection by wind and turbulent dif- fusion. The idea of advection and diusion is fundamental to this thesis as well as its mathematical derivations from the initial principles to the explanation of the governing partial dierential equation. Dimensional analysis technique has been employed as well as Fick's rst and second law of diusion. The concentra...

Stresses Resulting From Fluid Flow In Pipes

ABSTRACT  The determination of the components of stress on a pipe made of either linearly elastic or non-linearly elastic material and subjected to internal fluid pressure is of immense benefit to engineers. Chung et al [2] worked on a class of non-linearly elastic type with some degree of success. This work seeks an improvement on [2]. It will do this by obtaining such components of stress in a form that engineers will find easy to use. Towards obtaining the required components, the r...

A Study Of Existence Results On Two Point Boundary Value Problem By Fixed Point Method, Monotone Iterative Technique And Solution Matching Techniques

ABSTRACT  The study of existence results on two point boundary value problems by fixed point methods, monotone iterative techniques, matching solution techniques and integral boundary conditions has been put in place in order to provide a broad understanding to the existence of two point boundary value problems by fixed point methods, monotone iterative techniques and solution matching techniques. The two point boundary value problem for ordinary differential equation has an important role i...

Generalized Quark Star Models With Logarithmic Pressure Anisotropy

ABSTRACT The new exact solutions for the charged anisotropic stellar object were found by using Einstein-Maxwell field equations. In this study, the metric function, linear equation of state, and a new choice of the measure of anisotropy were used to formulate new quark star models. The field equations were transformed by adopting Bannerji and Durgapal transformation variables. The general differential equation governing the model was generated with the help of Einstein field equations, and ...


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