SPECIAL ISSUE PAPERS Effective Sparse Dynamic Programming Algorithms for Merged and Block Merged LCS Problems AHM Mahfuzur Rahmana and M. Sohel Rahmana An Efficient and Scalable Approach for Ontology Instance Matching Rudra Pratap Deb Nath, Hanif Seddiqui, and Masaki Aono Longest Common Subsequence Problem for Run-Length-Encoded Strings Shegufta Bakht Ahsan, Syeda Persia Aziz, and M. Sohel Rahm...

In the early stage of Islam, Prophet Muhammad in the eyes of Meccans was an arch enemy of their lucrative business and a great threat to the religion of their forefathers. To stop his monotheism, they launched their vicious campaign against him, and thus they called him an enraptured poet and ambitious self-seeker; however, the prophet’s peaceful victory over them resulted in the cessation of t...

Economist Frank H. Knight (1885–1972) is commonly credited with defining the distinction between decisions under “risk” (known chance) and decisions under “uncertainty” (unmeasurable probability) in his 1921 book Risk, Uncertainty and Profit. A closer reading of Knight (1921) reveals a host of psychological insights beyond this risk-uncertainty distinction, many of which foreshadow revolutionar...