Titlebook: Bridging Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering and Technology; Contributions from t Bourama Toni,Keith Williamson,Zhifu Xie Conference proce

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Evolution of Information Technology,In this short communication, we show through an example that the decomposition of a ρ-weighted pseudo almost periodic function is not unique when ..

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Central Configurations, Super Central Configurations, and Beyond in the ,-Body Problem,In this survey, we review our recent understandings on central configurations, super central configurations, and their applications. At the end, some challenging problems and further possible extensions are presented.

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How the Talmud Divides an Estate Among Creditors,The Talmud gives examples of how to divide an estate among creditors when the debts total more than the estate, but it is not clear what the algorithm is. We describe the solution of this problem by Aumann, Maschler, and Kaminski, and its relation to game theory.

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,Note on the Almost Periodic Stochastic Beverton–Holt Equation,In this paper almost periodic random sequence is defined and investigated. It is then applied to study the existence and uniqueness of the almost periodic solution of the stochastic Beverton–Holt equation with varying survival rates and intrinsic growth rates.

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Perfect Hexagons, Elementary Triangles, and the Center of a Cubic Curve,tices of P and the . {.. : . ∈ ..} lie on a cubic curve. If we complete . by including all lines which join vertices of . as well as all intersection points of these lines, we obtain a figure which contains many perfect hexagons. We develop a theory of cubic curves which explains this phenomenon.

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Convex Quadrics and Their Characterizations by Means of Plane Sections,matical disciplines. The present survey deals with a natural extension of this class to that of convex quadrics. It contains a classification of convex quadrics of the Euclidean space R. and describes, in terms of plane quadric sections, their various characteristic properties among all convex hypersurfaces of R., possibly unbounded.