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A Collocation Method for Second Order Boundary Value Problems Ojobor
Abstract:
This paper is an extension of Mamadu and Ojobor (2017) were the efficiency of the
collocation method was considered based on the type of basis function in developing the
scheme. Here, we investigate the convergence of the method as applied to second order
boundary value problems (BVPs) at the various collocation points: Gauss-Lobatto (G-L),
Gauss-Chebychev (G-C) and Gauss-Radau (G – R) collocation points. Also, the class of
Chebychev polynomials of the first kind have been adopted as basis function. We have
employed Maple 18 software in our analysis and computations
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1-7
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Hybrid Texture Feature Based Roadside Vegetation
Classification
C.EmmyPrema
K S Silva
Abstract:
In the proposed technique a novel texture feature based multiple classifier
technique is applied to roadside vegetation classification. It is well-known
that automation of roadside vegetation classification is one of the important
issues emerging strongly in improving the fire risk and road safety. The
method proposes a novel texture feature based expert system for vegetation
identification as dense and sparse grasses. It consist of five steps, namely
image pre-processing, feature extraction, training with multiple classifiers,
classification and statistical analysis. Initially, to enhance the input image,
histogram equalization is applied. Then, Gray level Run length Matrix
(GLRLM)and Compound Local Binary Pattern (CLBP) technique is applied
in-order to obtain the texture feature relevant to vegetation in the roadside
images.In the training and classification stages, three classifiers have been
fused to combine the multiple decisions. The first classifier is support vector
machine, the second classifier is artificial neural network and the third
classifier is k-Nearest Neighbour (k-NN). The combination of multiple
classifiers and fusion of classifiers have received much more attention. The
strength of the proposed method is based on new descriptor and the
incorporation of the multiple classifiers with majority voting. This method is
more efficient and achieves high performance
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8-17
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Automatic Gear Transmission System in Duo wheel Automobile
via Entrenched Method
A. S. Ahmed,̽V. M. Dagala
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Abstract:
In this study, a gear shifting mechanism was designed and applied on an auto clutch featured
bike to make the gear transmission process faster and less destructible for the diver using
entrenched system design. The present automatic transmission is fully mechanically controlled
and costs very high and it is not suitable for small displacement engines. But the gear
transmission mechanism designed makes driving easier and to achieve efficient driving. This
new device must be reliable, has small dimensions, economical and low maintenance cost. This
project aims to improve the gear shifting process with a suitable control mechanism to
implement in clutch featured bikes. According to the suggested gear shifting method, the
microcontroller selects the transmission gear as per the speed of the vehicle without any human
interference. The head light control is designed which dims and dips if any vehicles comes
opposite with high beam. This is a safety feature installed to avoid accidents caused due to high
beam lights having blinding effect on drivers coming from the opposite direction.
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18-32
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A Geographical Analysis of Organic Fertilizers Application in
Shirpur Tehsil of Maharashtra (MS), India
Yogesh J Mahajan
Abstract:
Dhule district of Maharashtra state comprises four tehsils viz. Dhule, Shirpur,
Sakri, and Shindkheda. The soil quality and productivity are being affected
badly in the southern parts of Shirpur tehsil. It is necessary to evaluate the
adverse impacts of chemical fertilizers in the Shirpur tehsil. The present
study is organized in order to find out the farmers attitude towards organic
fertilizer application in the Shirpur. 598 farmers from 12 villages of four
tehsils were questioned for their perspective towards organic and chemical
fertilizer application in the farm. The research outcome reveals different
attitudes for organic fertilizer application and benefits in different groups i.e.
education levels of farmers, farm size, and villages. The large farm size
farmers and educated farmers are more in numbers compared to small size
farmers and illiterate farmers. Therefore an attempt has been made to find out
the attitude of farmers towards utilization of organic fertilizer in the farms for
sustainable farming.
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33-43
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On the growth analysis of complex linear differential equations with
entire and meromorphic coefficients
Sanjib Kumar Datta,BananiDutta
Abstract:
The theory of complex differential equation has been developed since
1960‟s.Many researchers like IlpoLaine (1993) have investigated the
system of complex differential equation of the following form k
f z f zf zf Fz
f z f z f z f
A A A
A A A
k
k
k
k
k
k
0
'
1
1
1
0
'
1
1
1
.......
....... 0
2,
where Ai(z)‟s (i=0,1,2….k-1) and F(z)
0
are entire or meromorphic
functions.The prime concern of this paper is to investigate the
comparative growth analysis of the solution as well as the
coefficients of the above system of equations.
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44-55
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Derivation of some inequalities using growth indicators of entire
Algebroidal functions
Sanjib Kumar Datta,Aditi Biswas
Abstract:
In this paper some inequalities representing the growth estimates of entire
algebroidal functions using the tools of relative growth indicators such as
relative type and relative weak type of entire algebroidal functions have been
established.In fact the inequalities obtained here are sharper in the sense of
estimation.
AMS Subject Classification (2010) : 30D30,30D35.
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56-69
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Non-Amine Catalyzed Baylis-Hillman Reaction
Dandamudi V. Lenin
Abstract:
The synthetic chemistry demands expansion of different carbon-carbon bond forming reactions
and has been working in this direction for the last several years. The BaylisHillman reaction1,2 is a carbon-carbon bond forming reaction which is essentially a three-component (electrophile, activated alkene and
catalyst) reaction has been developing in recent years. This is an atom economic reaction, coupling at -
position of activated alkene with carbon electrophile under catalytic influence of a tertiary amine. The most
commonly used catalyst is 1,4-diazabicyclo(2.2.2)octane [DABCO] to produce the Baylis-Hillman (B-H)
adducts (Fig. 1). The Baylis-Hillman reaction originates from a German patent3
filed in the year 1972 by two
American chemists A. B. Baylis and M. E. D. Hillman. They had also U.S patent4
in the year 1973 on this
reaction.
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70-77
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On some growth properties related to certain type of difference
polynomials
Sanjib Kumar Datta,Satavisha Dey
Abstract:
For an entire function
f
, we define the difference operators as
f (z) f (z c) f (z) c
and
( ) ( ( )) 1
f z f z c
n
c
n c
where
c
is a non-zero complex number and
n 2
being a positive
integer. If
c 1
, we write
f (z) f (z) c
.
Now let us consider
j
d
j
j
n m F f f f z c
( 1) ( ( ))
1
, where
f
being an entire function and
n,m, ( j 1,2,3,.......d) j
are all
non-negative integers. Then
F
is called the difference monomial
generated by entire
f .
In this paper, we will establish some comparative growth properties
of differential –difference polynomials of the above form generated
by an entire function 𝑓 as indicated. In fact, the results obtained here
improve some earlier theorems
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78-89
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On the central index of composite entire functions
Sanjib Kumar Datta,BananiDutta
Abstract:
In this paper we investigate the composition of two entire functions
with their corresponding left and right factors in the light of their
central indices from the view point of the joint effect of slowly
changing functions of higher index and a special type of non-deceasing unbounded function
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90-101
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A Construction of GTRS Code
B.S.Brar
Abstract:
The length of the GRS code is enlarged in relation to the increasing of the columns of the systematic
generator GC matrix, thereby transmission of the information becoming more safe. A new GTRS code is constructed
having enlarged length and having both enlarged length and increased number of message-symbols, thereby making
transmission of the information more safe; increasing the number of message-symbols to be transmitted; and
increasing the number of codewords within the code resulting in enhancing the utility of the code.
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102-112
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ADAPTIVE FUZZY RULE BASED
PULSEWAVEFORMSEGMENTATION AND ARTIFACT
DETECTION
Aleesha Livingston. L,M.Kirubha
Abstract:
A photoplethysmogram (PPG) is an optically obtained plethysmogram, a
volumetric measurement of an organ. A PPG is often obtained by using a
pulse oximeter which illuminates the skin and measures changes in light
absorption. It is a non-invasive, electro-optical method that provides
information about the volume of blood flowing in a test region close to the
skin of body. In the proposed method an adaptive fuzzy rule based pulse
wave segmentation and artifact detection is used. The existing method had
low detection accuracy so to overcomethese problem adaptive fuzzy rule is
used. The definition of the fuzzy rule is the single most important and
challenging aspect of fuzzy rule its effectiveness is vital to the overall
performance. Fuzzy-rule-based modeling has become an active research field
in recent years because of its uniquemerits in solving complex nonlinear
system identification and control problems. When using a fuzzy model to
approximate an unknown system, it is desired that the model include many
rules so that it can cover the input–output state space of the system with
sufficient patches, yet it is also desired that the model include as few rules as
possible because the generalizing ability of the model decreases as the
number of rules increases. When we speak here of generalization we are
referring to the system’s mean performance in terms of approximation
accuracy evaluated over some independent test data set. Experimental result
show high detection accuracy compared to existing method
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113-119
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TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CUTTING FLUID CONCENTRATION AND CUTTING
PARAMETERS ON SURFACE ROUGHNESS OF STEEL AFTER TURNING
Baljinder Singh, Mohit Gaba,Malkeet Singh
Abstract:
In present industrial era, strict tolerance limits are used
in manufacturing parts that require higher surface finish and
the given work laid emphasis on optimizing the surface
roughness of AISI 1030 steel during wet CNC turning
operation. The main purpose of this experimental
investigationis to analyse the effect of cutting parameters such
as cutting speed, feed rate, depth of cut, cutting fluid
concentration and two cutting fluids with different base oils on
surface roughness (Ra) on AISI 1030 steel during turning
operation. The design of experiments, custom design method,
and Taughci method are used to achieve this objective. The
analysis reveals that feed rate has the most significant effect on
surface roughness (Ra) and value of surface roughness does not
significantly differ for two different cutting fluids used
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120-128
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A FINITE INTEGRAL INVOLVING
I-FUNCTION OF TWO VARIABLES
Raghunayak Mishra
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134-138
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF CUPRATE BASED SUPERCONDUCTING MATERIALS
Dr. Shailaj Kumar Shrivastava
Abstract:
The high-Tc cuprate superconductors have their structure derived from ideal perovskite structure,
either through an intergrowth phenomenon or by an ordered removal of oxygen atoms. The
common features of the cuprate superconductors are their layered crystal structure consisting of
one or more CuO2 layers. The tetragonal cuprate superconductors shows small difference in lattice
parameters a and b close to 0.38nm because of common structural features of the CuO2 planes. In
this paper, the crystal structures of cuprate based superconductors are discussed
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151-159
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Super Contra Harmonic Mean Labeling of Graphs
J.Rajeshni Golda , S.S.Sandhya, S.Somasundaram
Abstract:
The concept of mean labeling of graphs was introduced by S. Somasundaram
and R. Ponraj [5] . We have introduced Contra Harmonic mean labeling of graphs [6 ] .
Futher, the concept of Super mean labeling was introduced by R. Ponraj and D.Ramya [3].
In this paper we analyze the Super Contra Harmonic mean labeling for some path and
cycle related graphs.
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168-176
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STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PREVALENCE OF DRUG ABUSE IN
ANINRI L.G.A. OF ENUGU STATE FROM 2006 TO 2015
OZOFOR, NDIDIAMAKA
Abstract:
The study involved using statistical tools to analyse the prevalence of drug abuse in Aninri
Local Government Area in Enugu State Nigeria (from 2006 – 2015). The particular
interest is in the three highly abused drugs/ substances namely; cannabis sativa, heroin
and cocaine. The data used were gotten from the security department of the National Drug
Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA).The statistical techniques used in analysing the data
were chi-sqaure and time series, to achieve the objective of the study. The result shows that
makes abuse drugs more than females; it also shows that cannabis sativa is the most
frequently abused substance by people of ages 21 – 25. The study shows that drug abuse in
independent on sex and age of the abusers. This was needful in making forecast for next
two years.
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177-192
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The Steady state and the Transient behavior ofthe model to
predict the tolerance level when the administration of PEG-GHRH and GHRHin huma Dr.A. Manickam
Abstract:
The steady state and the transient behavior of the model to study
the administration of PEG-GHRH to provide increased stability
compared with the currently available GHRH.This study aimed to
find the inability and to predict difference of tolerance when PEG-GHRH and GHRH were administered, The application part is fitted
with the Mathematical model and the conclusion is compared with
the medical report
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193-206
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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF NAÏVE BAYES AND MAXIMUM ENTROPY MODEL
THROUGH OPINION MINING
Ashwani Kumar,Deepika Goyal
Abstract:
Opinions, sentiments, evaluations, attitudes, and emotions
are the subjects of study of sentiment analysis and opinion
mining. The inception and rapid growth of the field coincide
with those of the social media on the Web, e.g., reviews,
forum discussions, blogs, micro blogs, Twitter, and
social networks, because, we have a huge volume of
opinionated data recorded in digital forms. Since early 2000,
opinion mining has grown to be one of the most active
research areas in natural language processing. It is also
widely studied in data mining, Web mining, and text
mining. In fact, it has spread from computer science to
management sciences and social sciences due to its
importance to business and society as a whole. In recent
years, industrial activities surrounding opining mining have
also thrived.
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207-212
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ASSESSMENT OF 1, 5-BENZOTHIAZEPINES AND ITSPOSSIBLE
HEALTH BENEFITS
Priti Devi, Dr. Praveen Kumar
Abstract:
A composite material can be defined as a combination of two or more materials that results in
better properties than those of the individual components used alone. In contrast to metallic
alloys, each material retains its separate chemical, physical, and mechanical properties. The two
constituents are reinforcement and a matrix. The main advantages of composite materials are
their high strength and stiffness, combined with low density, when compared with bulk
materials, allowing for a weight reduction in the finished part. In recent years, polymeric based
composites materials are being used in many application such as automotive, sporting goods,
marine, electrical, industrial, construction, household appliances, etc. Polymeric composites have
high strength and stiffness, light weight, and high corrosion resistance. Natural fibres are
available in abundance in nature and can be used to reinforce polymers to obtain light and strong
materials .The natural fibre present important advantages such as low density, appropriate
stiffness, mechanical properties with high disposability and renewability. In this project that we
are used the natural fibre of lotus.
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Chelated tetradentateschiff base complexes of Cu(II), Ni(II), Mn(II) and Co(II): A Case
Study
Dr.Anjit Kumar Thakur
Abstract:
Cu(II), Ni(II), Mn(II) and Co(II) complexes were synthesized with bis-
(salicylaldehyde)malonyldihydrazone a tetradentate ligand (L) and characterized by elemental
analysis, molar conductance measurements, magnetic susceptibility, IR, electronic and EPR
spectral studies. Metal(II) salts react with Schiff base ligand in 1:1 molar ratio. The ligand and its
complexes are stable at room temperature and all of them are nonhygroscopic also. The
elemental analysis for carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen were performed by micro analytical
methods. Apart from this, the geometry of the newly synthesized compounds has been explained
based on their elemental analysis, molar conductivity and spectral data. The molar conductance
measurements of all the complexes in DMF solution correspond to electrolytic nature for the
complexes except Mn(II) complexes.
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217-222
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MELTING GLACIERS- IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT
Dr. Shashi Kanta
Abstract:
Ice behaves like a defensive cover over the Earth and our seas. These radiant white spots
reflect overabundance heat once again into space and keep the planet cooler. In principle,
the Arctic remaining parts colder than the equator since a greater amount of the hotness
from the sun is gleamed off the ice, once more into space.
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223-240
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Monitoring Land Use & Land Cover Changes In Delhi-Faridabad
Corridor Using Multi-Temporal Satellite Data
Anand Malik
Abstract:
The land use land cover change in the Delhi National Capital Region have been
playing major role in changing landscape. The urbanisation trend in the developing world is
mostly due to rural–urban migration, spatial expansion of urban regions via vocations, and the
conversion and reclassification of rural villages into peri-urban communities. The influxes of
new migrants, as well as the suburbanization of the middle class, are driving the growth of the
metropolitan periphery.The LULC dynamics have recently change drastically. LANDSAT data
(1990-2018) were used to construct several layers of maps in order to analyse the change in
LULC. GIS and RS approaches were used to derive spatial-temporal information on the LULC
and its changes. From 1990 to 2018, Faridabad district in the Delhi NCR region has undergone
significant change. LANDSAT data (1990-2018) were used to construct several layers of maps
in order to analyse the change in LULC. The built-up area has grown throughout time, but in
2018, a number of pockets have emerged in remote locations around the map
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241-260
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A COMMON FIXED POINT THEOREM IN A CONE METRIC SPACE AND CONE
RECTANGULAR METRIC SPACE
A. KUMAR
Abstract:
A common fixed point theorem
for a pair of weakly compatible
mappings is proved in a cone
metric pace which extends the
result of K. Jha []. We also
proved a fixed pint theorem in
cone rectangular metric space by
using rational type contractive
condition.
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261-269
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TO DESIGN METAHEURISTIC BASED MODEL FOR SOFTWARE EFFORT
ESTIMATION USING COCOMO 2
Ms. Hiteshi singh
Abstract:
Software cost estimation is a huge step in the software project stack as it is used to predict the
work and time required to fully complete the work. Kokomo is one of the most unreliable known
models for software cost estimation. In this paper, we include heuristic tests to run the
COCOMO-II post organizing model by tuning its four coefficients to work on the expected
accuracy of both work and headway times.
Software cost estimation is one of the major undertakings in the software project of the Board.
Strong collaboration depends for the most part on software evaluation which affects the success
of the enterprise to an unimaginably large scale. A positive assessment of cost can help
enterprise managers to differentiate and game plan for effort surprisingly more productively, and
move the software development process along, which will hedge the stakes. Tolerating
technology is really terrible, the association can surprisingly lose open doors of business. On the
other hand, if the blueprint is absurdly fixed, it can bring epic difficulty.
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