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Book SynopsisThis volume includes some of the latest advancements in mathematics research. Chapter One aims to increase the certainty and reliability of G index through different examples and show that G index can be reached by two different paths. Chapter Two focuses on deriving exact trigonometric ratios using equations. Chapter Three presents a review of rough set theory-based feature selection approaches for small to large scale machine learning tasks. Chapter Four delivers an analytic approach to the Riemann hypothesis. Chapter Five aims to present a comparative analysis of mathematical models of transmission lines applied to two short lines of medium voltage. Finally, Chapter Six focuses on the numerical investigation of the one and two dimensional semi-linear scale-invariant wave equation with damping, mass and power non-linearity.
Table of ContentsPreface; Rainfall: Risks and Vulnerability to Hydro-Meteorological Hazards in the Eastern Caribbean; Sustainable Nanoporous Carbonaceous Adsorbents for Carbon Dioxide Capture; Groundwater: Its Key Role in Urban Water-Supply Security; Cultural Burning: A Key Component in the Future Management of Dwindling Biodiversity and Mitigation against Climate Change Driven Natural Disasters; Numerical Modelling of the Releases from Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident in the Pacific Ocean: From Local to Oceanic Scales; Numerical Solution of the One and Two Dimensional Semi-Linear Wave Equation with Scale-Invariant Damping, Mass and Power Nonlinearity with Ɵ−scheme; Index.
