Let $S$ be a dense subsemigroup of $(0,+infty)$. In this paper, we state   definition of thick near zero, and also  we will introduce a definition that is equivalent to the definition of piecewise syndetic near zero which presented by Hindman  and Leader in [6].  We define density near zero for subsets of $S$ by a collection of nonempty finite subsets of $S$ and we investigate the conditions un...

background and aims. a plethora of definitions has been used for periodontitis for epidemiological studies. the aim of this cross-sectional study was to assess the impact of different case definitions on the prevalence of periodontitis and to find the level of agreement among them. materials and methods. periodontal records of 300 subjects were randomly selected from the database of oral health ...

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies (IJMS) is published by the Faculty Graduate - University Sri Jayewardenepura. IJMS provides a supportive environment for multidisciplinary researchers to publish their contribution academy knowledge and wisdom. Focus journal on research which should cover at least two distinct disciplines.

Easwaran has given a definition of transferability and argued that, under this definition, randomized arguments are not transferable. I show that certain aspects of his definition are not suitable for addressing the underlying question of whether or not there is an epistemic distinction between randomized and deductive arguments. Furthermore, I demonstrate that for any suitable definition, rand...

Despite the popularity of storing mathematical objects on the web, searching for mathematical expressions is extremely limited. Conventional retrieval systems are inadequate for mathematical expressions, because they are not tuned for text with complex structures that include only a few distinct terms. Surprisingly current approaches to the problem of retrieving mathematical information do not ...

Extended Abstract Fibonacci-type sequences are probably most famous for their recursive definition. The classical one, as F ib(n) =      0, if n = 0, 1, if n = 1, F ib(n − 1) + F ib(n − 2), otherwise, (1) however very simple formulated in natural language, caused some troubles during its formalization in [1]. definition let n be Nat; func Fib (n)-> Nat means :: PRE_FF:def 1 ex fib being Fu...