A nilpotent group G is a finite group that is the direct product of its Sylow p-subgroups. Theorem 1.1 (Fitting's Theorem) Let G be a finite group, and let H and K be two nilpotent normal subgroups of G. Then HK is nilpotent. Hence in any finite group there is a unique maximal normal nilpotent subgroup, and every nilpotent normal subgroup lies inside this; it is called the Fitting subgroup, and...

The Pareto distribution is to model the income data set of a society. The distribution is appropriate to the situations in which an equilibrium exists in distribution of small to large. There exists many generalization approaches to the distribution. In this paper an effort has been made to compare the applicability of generalized Pareto distribution with Picklands (1975) by using a real life i...

Kinematic surfaces form a general class of surfaces, including surfaces of revolution, helices, spirals, and more. Standard methods for fitting such surfaces are either specialized to a small subset of these surface types (either focusing exclusively on cylinders or exclusively on surfaces of revolution) or otherwise are basis-dependent (leading to scale-dependent results). Previous work has su...

Let D:= (X,B,I) be a 2-design. For each xeX set Bx:= {jeB:xIj}, and define Xh dually for each h e B. We call D reduced if Xh = Xt implies that h = i for all h,ieB. Assume that D is a reduced 2-design with parameters v, b, k, r, X. Let G be a flag transitive automorphism group of D. By F*(G) we mean (as usual) the generalized Fitting subgroup of G which is defined to be the inverse image in G of...