New Applications of the Incompressibility Method: Part I

New applications of the incompressibility method: Part II

The incompressibility method is an elementary yet powerful proof technique. It has been used successfully in many areas [8]. To further demonstrate its power and elegance we exhibit new simple proofs using the incompressibility method.

استفاده از روش SPH برای مدلسازی Sloshing در یک مخزن نیمه پر

The motion of fluids within partially filled containers has been the subject of much study by scientists and engineers due, in large part, to its importance in many practical applications. For example, civil engineers and seismologists have actively studied the effects of earthquake-induced fluid motions on oil tanks and water towers. In recent years, aerospace engineers have been concerned wit...

Advances in Research and Applications of Smart Hydrogels Part I: Preparation Methods and Classification

Evidence based medicine in nuclear medicine practice; Part I: Introduction, asking answerable questions and searching for the best evidence

  Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) is a new approach to patient management which incorporates best evidence with the clinical expertise of the health care providers. Although this approach has had a rapid growth in many clinical disciplines, its applications in radiology and nuclear medicine has not been addressed sufficiently. In this review EBM is briefly explained...

The Weighted Exponentiated Family of Distributions: Properties, Applications and Characterizations

In this paper a new method of introducing an additional parameter to a continuous distribution is proposed, which leads to a new class of distributions, called the weighted exponentiated family. A special sub-model is discussed. General expressions for some of the mathematical properties of this class such as the moments, quantile function, generating function and order statistics are derived;...