SPECIAL ISSUE ON “INNOVATIONS INVOLVED IN MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF TECHNOLOGY FOR ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS”

July 08, 2019

 

OBJECTIVE:

 

Engineering problems arising in energy, environment, materials and healthcare are featured by enormous scale and complexity, which have posed challenges and provided opportunities for the development of advanced mathematical tools to ensure sound decision making. For example, with the breakthrough of computational power over the last few decades, modelling and numerical linear algebra have been intensely utilized and developed to simulate various engineering processes. More recently, data sciences and machine learning emerge in a diverse collection of engineering fields.

The intention towards this Special Issue is to bring together recent progresses and innovations involved in mathematics applied in complex engineering problems, which include, but are not limited to, modelling and simulation, computations, analysis, control, optimization, data science, and machine learning.

 

Keywords: mathematical models, Fourier transform, DFT, FFT, and Complex Differential Fourier transform.

Lead Guest Editor

Dr YUVARAJA TEEKARAMAN

School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

Gwangju City, South Korea – 61005

yuvarajastr@gist.ac.kr  yuvarajastr@ieee.org

 

(Dr.) Said Khelifa
Oran University of Sciences and Technology Mohamed Boudiaf, EI Mnaouar,

 BP 1505, Bir EI Djir 31000, Algeria.
said.khelifa@univ-usto.dz