Perspectives on Modern Mathematics and Computation

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Authors

Pranab Jyoti Dowari (ed)
Department of Mathematics, Moridhal College, Dhemaji, Assam, India

Keywords:

Mathematics, Computation, Bounded Variation, Integral Equations, Stability Analysis, Materials

Synopsis

The current volume is a collection of fifteen research articles in widely but essentially related fields of mathematics, applied mathematics and theoretical physics. The book tries to assemble the progress in the various fields featuring both the theoretical growth and practical studies conducted by scholars in various organisations. The different chapters add to a different approach which has added more academic flavour to the entire story of the book.

In chapter 1, the authors give the definition of the concept of bounded variation of complex uncertain sequences. Extending the classical sequence analysis to an area, the uncertainty theory, in the context of which the measures of believes are used instead of probability measures, the chapter examines some underlying properties and convergence behaviours that extend the current analysis of uncertainty.

The chapter 2 revolves around the fixed-point theorems of partial modular metric spaces that are based on C-class functions. The authors come up with a number of new findings and demonstrate their relevance to nonlinear Volterra integral equations, and the significance of modular structures in nonlinear analysis.

Chapter 3 gives research on the entropy generation, in the magnetohydrodynamic dusty fluid flow over a vertical stretching sheet. The chapter is based on the advanced numerical and analytic tools which are used to examine the problems of heat transfer, fluid dynamics, and energy optimization through the introduction of changeable physical properties.

Chapter 4 studies lacunary almost convergence in the context of complicated uncertain sequences. Lacunary sequence theory and uncertainty modelling have been merged in this chapter giving the inclusion outcomes, structures, and convergence criteria to functional space, sequence space.

In chapter 5, the authors switch their focus to the study of astrophysics where turbulent astroclouds are considered in terms of their stability under the effect of tidal forces. The article is a combination of mathematical modelling and astrophysics to explore how interstellar matter forms, behaves, and is dynamically stable.

In Chapter 6, spectral properties of positive linear operators in the situation of relatively uniform convergence with respect to Orlicz functions are discussed. The chapter is a contribution to operator theory because it has developed novel relationships between positivity and boundedness as well as spectral behaviour in Orlicz settings.

In Chapter 7, the authors research the operators in the space of weakly statistically convergent sequences. The authors determine characterizations and preservation outcomes of interest to the theory of sequence spaces and summability by analysing operator transformations.

In chapter 8 a detailed study of thermal irreversibility and thermal dual solutions of Casson nanofluid flow over an expanding sheet is given. The effect of Lorentz force and chemical reactions is considered with the help of the detailed analysis of the stability with the support of the computational modelling.

Chapter 9 discusses the mass parameters of the neutrons respectively by taking a mass matrix with texture-zero structures. This chapter uses symbolic computations to research the field of particle physics with the use of Mathematica, studying possible neutrino masses models that can be valid based on experimental evidence.

In chapter 10, contemporary methods of computation are introduced in materials research. This chapter has revealed more sophisticated simulation techniques, algorithmic models and computer programs that are critical in the interpretation of material properties at both the microscopic and macroscopic level.

Chapter 11 presents the discussion of gravitational baryogenesis in a f(R) gravity theory that is modified. With the help of analytical modelling, the authors consider the ways in which a change of gravity theory can be used in contributing towards explanations of the matter-antimatter arsenities that are observable in the universe.

In chapter 12, the authors cover the topic of the paranormal polynomially-polar functional calculus of polynomially-paranormal operators and universal products. This chapter brings operator theory to a deeper level since a number of new findings were presented about operator classes, tensor relations, and functional analytic methods.

Chapter 13 explores the subject of Fermat numbers and generalized Fermat numbers. The authors show the structural properties, factorization behaviour, and number-theoretic patterns as part of the current research in the classical and computational number theory.

In Chapter 14, the free convective flow in a porous vertical plate with the inclusion of the effect of Dufour and chemical reactions is examined. The derivation and visualization of solutions that are of heat transfer and porous-medium flows is done through the use of a MATLAB-based approach.

In Chapter 15, it is proposed that the geometry of weak convergence of sequences of functions is introduced. A number of topological and geometrical characteristics are examined there.

Throughout these fifteen chapters, theoretical understanding, calculation, and operational models are incorporated in the book, and the reader gets the overall picture of research tendencies. The book will find value among the postgraduate students, researchers, and practitioners in the fields of mathematics, physics, engineering, and so on. The editors wish that the contributions contained herein would not only arouse further investigations but also serve as a source of inspiration of new avenues of research.

Chapters

Author Biographies

Pranab Jyoti Dowari, Department of Mathematics, Moridhal College, Dhemaji, Assam, India

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Moridhal College

Dilip Saikia, Silapathar College

Assistant Professor

Department of Physics

Silapathar College

Kalyan Malakar, Silapathar College

Assistant Professor

Department of Physics

Silapathar College

Tapan Kumar Chutia, Moridhal College

Associate Professor

Department of Mathematics

Moridhal College

Santana Hazarika, Jengraimukh College

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Jengraimukh College

Kalyan Chamuah Chamuah, Moridhal College

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Moridhal College

Dilip Kumar Baruah, Sibasagar University

Research Scholar

Sibasagar University

Sujata Saikia Saikia, Dibrugarh University

Research Scholar

Department of Mathematics

Dibrugarh University

Niki Gogoi, Dibrugarh University

Research Scholar

Department of Physics

Dibrugarh University

Happy Borgohain, Silapathar College

Assistant Professor

Department of Physics

Silapathar College

Rupjyoti Borah, Tingkhong College

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Tingkhong College

Binod Chandra Tripathy, Tripura University

Professor

Department of Mathematics

Tripura University

Dipankar Das, Dibrugarh University

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Dibrugarh University

Liza Hazarika Hazarika, Dibrugarh University

Research Scholar

Department of Mathematics

Dibrugarh University

Jadav Konch, Dhemaji College

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics

Dhemaji College

Sukanta Paul

Research Scholar

Department of Mathematics

Dibrugarh University

Pranamika Dutta, Moridhal College

Assistant Professor

Department of Physics

Moridhal College

Munindra Regon, Dibrugarh University

Research Scholar

Department of Mathematics

Dibrugarh University

Ibha Rani Borsaikia

Associate Professor

Department of Mathematics

Moridhal College

Rajdeep Mazumdar, Dibrugarh University

Research Scholar

Department of Physics

Dibrugarh University

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16 September 2025

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Dowari, P. J. (Ed.). (2025). Perspectives on Modern Mathematics and Computation. Deep Science Publishing. https://doi.org/10.70593/978-93-7185-898-4