dionysius is one of the most important personages in christian mystic that some of his ideas were up to now popular ideas in christian theosophy, theology and philosophy. christian doctrine and neo-platonic ideas are viewed as two main sources for his opinions; although he sometimes leans to one and the rest to another. for example, in discussion about creation, angelology and trinity he tended...

addition to historical analyses, three different types of reading of the ideas of al-farabi have been offered: first, the connection between his ideas and the greek thought; second, the connection between his ideas and theology, and the relationship that can be established between philosophy and religiousness; and third, the explication of al-farabi’s ideas on the basis of the crisis (-es) he f...

Abstract This article combines ordinary differential equations’ theoretical and practical characteristics to explore how integrate mathematical modeling ideas in teaching materials methods. We apply the fractional equation algorithm of Terman diffusion. At same time, proposes a framework for obtaining accurate solutions class nonlinear Sinai stochastic models with power-law diffusion through Mi...

Inclusive curriculum development in Higher Education is increasingly witnessing the of institutional inclusive frameworks and toolkits. This short paper introduces one such framework recently developed at a modern university South East England. The IDEAS model (Inclusive learning teaching, Digital inclusion, Employability learning, assessment for Sustainability mindset) involves range distincti...

Geopolitical conflicts have increasingly been a driver of trade policy. We study the potential effects global and persistent geopolitical on trade, technological innovation, economic growth. In conventional models welfare costs such are modest. build multi-sector multi-region general equilibrium model with dynamic sector-specific knowledge diffusion, which magnifies losses conflicts. Idea diffu...

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Diffusion of innovations is a theory profound by Everett Rogers that seeks to explain how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology spread. Rogers argues that diffusion is the process by which an innovation is communicated over time among the participants in a social system. For Rogers (2003), adoption is a decision of “full use of an innovation as the best course of action available” and...

We deduce a particular case of the population cross-diffusion model introduced by Shigesada et al [31] by using the ideas of mutation and splitting from a single species, as described by Sánchez-Palencia for ODE’s systems [30]. The resulting equations of the PDE system only differ in the cross-diffusion terms, being the corresponding diffusion matrix self-diffusion dominated, which implies that...