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    modeled by the SPH method, which is a pure Lagrange method and does not need a mesh based on the interpolation theory. It uses a series of uniformly distributed smoothed particles having variety of physical properties to solve the partial differential equations under various conditions. The kernel estimated value f(x) can be expressed as [34–37]:…

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    behavior of projection under the combined operation of spatial inversion and charge conjugation. In the present work we study the hybrid in which the gluons are in the first excitation state Λ=1 this state is represented by label Π_u. Radial differential equation for the hybrid mesons is given…

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    Then, he would plug in x+xo for x and y+yo for y, leaving him with the equation 7(y+ýo)-5(x+x’o)^2-2. He would then subtract the original equation from the changed calculation: 7(y+ýo)-5(x+x’o)^2-2-(7y-5x^2-2)=0. 7y+7ýo-5(x^2+2xx’o+x’^2o^2)-2-7y+5x^2+2=0. 7y+7ýo-5x^2-10xx’o-5x’^2o^2-2-7y+5x^2+2=0. 7ýo-10xx’o-5x’^2o^2=0. Then, Newton would divide by o, leaving:…

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    total population of these three compartments is fixed. The SIR model shows the changes in each compartment. This is done by using rate of change equations, which are explained below. Rate of change equation for the population changed from the infectious to the recovery compartment: The rate of change for the recovery group is modeled through the equation: dR/dt= γI (Manning) The infectious compartment will have the disease and be able to transmit it up until a certain number of days, which…

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