in this paper, we extend some propositions of banachalgebras into module actions and establish the relationships betweentopological centers of module actions. we introduce some newconcepts as                         -property and -property for banach modules and obtain some conclusions inthe topological center of module actions and arens regularity of banachalgebras.

in this paper, we  study the arens regularity properties of module actions. we investigate some properties of topological centers of module actions ${z}^ell_{b^{**}}(a^{**})$ and  ${z}^ell_{a^{**}}(b^{**})$ with some conclusions in group algebras.

In this paper we study the relation between module amenability of $theta$-Lau product $A×_theta B$ and that of Banach algebras $A, B$. We also discuss module biprojectivity of $A×theta B$. As a consequent we will see that for an inverse semigroup $S$, $l^1(S)×_theta l^1(S)$ is module amenable if and only if $S$ is amenable.

This thesis presents a technique for the detection of spread spectrum signals, of arbitrary form, even when the signal power spectral density (PSD) is well below the surveillance receiver noise spectral density, using a pair of antennas with broadband (I GHz or more) receivers. Cross correlating the outputs of two receivers, spatially separated by a distance of the order of one metre or more, p...

The Eulerian description of an incompressible viscous fluid of constant density and temperature is concerned with the fluid velocity u(x, t) and pressure p(x, t) recorded at fixed positions x ∈ R, n = 3 as functions of time t. The solutions of the incompressible, inviscid Euler equations can be thought of as geodesic paths on an infinite dimensional group of transformations ([1]). This is done ...

Headline summarization is a difficult task because it requires maximizing text content in short summary length while maintaining grammaticality. This paper describes our first attempt toward solving this problem with a system that generates key headline clusters and fine-tunes them using templates.