In this paper, we apply Theorem 3.2 of [G. M. Lee, L.-J. Lin, J. Nonlinear Convex Anal., 18 (2017), 1781–1800] to study the variational inequality over split equality fixed point problems for three finite families of strongly quasi-nonexpansive mappings. Then we use this result to study variational inequalities over split equality for three various finite families of nonlinear mappings. We give...

The critical properties of the N-color London model are studied in d=2+1 dimensions. The model is dualized to a theory of N vortex fields interacting through a Coulomb and a screened potential. The model with N=2 shows two anomalies in the specific heat. From the critical exponents alpha and nu, the mass of the gauge field, and the vortex correlation functions, we conclude that one anomaly corr...

This study focuses on the molecular level interpretation of the selective gas-phase cleavage at aspartic acid residues (Asp) in protonated peptides. A phi3P+CH2C(=O)group (phi = 2,4,6-trimethoxyphenyl) is attached to the N-terminal nitrogen of the selected peptides LDIFSDF and LDIFSDFR, via solid-phase synthesis, to "mimic" the tightly held charge of a protonated arginine (Arg) residue. Collisi...

This article aims to provide deep insight into the physics of substrates for RF applications under large-amplitude signal excitations. The impact physical parameters on substrate-induced harmonic distortion is modeled and well understood, from a theoretical quantitative standpoint. formulates interplay between applied voltage (dc or RF), interface fixed charge, trapped charge in charge-balance ...

In this paper, the role of molecular diffusion in mobilization of waterflood residual oil is examined. A moving mesh method is applied to solve the moving interface problem of residual oil blobs swelling by Co2 diffusion through a blocking water phase. The results of this modeling are compared with experimental results of a 2D glass micromodel experiment. Although, the solution method is applie...

The membrane potentials for asymmetric membranes where fixed charges varied linearly with position were evaluated from the numerical solutions of Nernst-Planck flux and Donnan potential equations. The evaluated membrane potentials were compared with the results obtained from the conventional TMS theory where the fixed charge concentration in the membrane was assumed to be uniform. In the compar...

This paper deals with a multi-period fixed charge production-distribution problem associated with backorder and inventories. The objective is to determine the size of the shipments from each supplier and backorder and inventories at each period, so that the total cost incurred during the entire period towards production, transportation, backorder and inventories is minimised. A 0-1 mixed intege...

Signal formation in a microstructured semiconductor neutron detector is more complex than planar diode geometry. Three-dimensional microstructures are laterally smaller the ionization cloud length, and electric fields may be weak enough to exhibit plasma time effects. This work first detailed treatment of charge carrier motion these devices replicate profile signal magnitude. Simulations were p...

the charge-transfer complexation reaction between iodine and dibenzo- 18-crown- 6 (db18c6) has been studied spectrophotometrically in chloroform solution at different temperatures. the resulting donor-acceptor complex was formulated as (db 18c6…i )i . the spectrophotometric results , as well as the conductivity measurements, indicated that the gradual release of tiiodide ion from its contact io...

this paper deals with a multi-period fixed charge production-distribution problem associated with backorder and inventories. the objective is to determine the size of the shipments from each supplier and backorder and inventories at each period, so that the total cost incurred during the entire period towards production, transportation, backorder and inventories is minimised. a 0-1 mixed intege...