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    model of the reactor was used considering a pseudo-homogeneous, one-dimensional, plug-flow reactor. Model equations are presented in the Table 1 in terms of the mass balance of the considered chemical species, heat and moment balance, with the rate constants given in Table 2: Table 1. The fixed bed multi-tubular reactor model used for benzen oxidation to maleic anhydride Mass balance differential…

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    mathematician. He not only had an interest in Mathematics, but also in astronomy. Euler worked on developing a theory of lunar motion. This involved the interactions of Sun, Moon, and Earth. Though we was interested in this, he was only successful at a partial solution which was published in 1753. Living a life of 76 years, Leonhard Euler died of a brain hemorrhage in Saint Petersburg on September 18, 1783. He left a legacy of being one of the most…

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    Maria Gaetana Agnesi

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    published in 1738. Agnesi’s best-known work, “Analytical Institutions for the Use of Italian Youth,” provided a remarkably comprehensive and systematic treatment of algebra and analysis, including such relatively new developments as integral and differential calculus. The French Academy of Sciences, in its review of the Instituzioni, stated that: “We regard it as the most complete and best made treatise.” Pope Benedict XIV was similarly impressed and appointed Agnesi professor of mathematics at…

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    2686 – MGF1106-(Online) College Mathematics Seminole State College Professor Kristine Buddemeyer Module 14th-Mathematician Sofia Kovalevskaya Marisol “Brava” Reyes April 20th, 2016 Sofia Kovalevskaya or Sonia Kovalevsky (also known as); was an exceptional woman from the 19th century who ameliorated the path for women in the fields of sciences and mathematics. She was not only a preeminent mathematician and writer, but also a dedicated women’s rights advocate. She opened the door for…

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    Introduction! Hello, today I will be talking about John Wallis, which John Wallis is known for the partial credit in the Infinitesimal Calculus. What impact did John Wallis have? In 1655 John Wallis discovered the Infinite Product π4 = 23x43x45x65x67xxx, and his colleague William Brouncker transformed this into the Infinite Continued. Which today is what we know as Calculus. Which if you don’t know what Calculus is, it is the branch of mathematics that deals with the finding and derivatives…

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    The report was regarded as being extremely valuable, and over the years the document became a cause of tension between Goldstine and von Neumann against Eckert and Mauchly. Eckert fought for the patent rights concerning EDVAC. He and Mauchly claimed that von Neumann "had merely summarized the group’s discussions and that they, Eckert and Mauchly, deserved the full credit for discovery of the fundamental ideas.” The situation escalated to its climax in the Honeywell v. Sperry Rand when Mauchly…

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    Beam Crane Case Study

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    This chapter provides associate degree introduction the beam crane project, which has the summary, main objectives, scopes and an outline of the project. At the current time engineering problems are getting more complicated and conventional methods have become unable to give the satisfying results that the scientists and engineers desire in solving problems or designs there for a new approach is needed hence, Computational mechanics has become fundamentally important part of computational…

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    Using Triangle Inequality

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    uh ∈ Wh on a quasi-uniform family {Qh} of meshes on Ω into quadrilaterals. Then a necessary condition for ∥u − uh∥ Ls(Ω) = O(hp+1) is for uh to be Wp+1 s smooth. In particular, for ∥u − uh∥ L∞(Ω) = O(hp+1) a necessary condition is that all the kth partial derivatives at xi ∈ T satisfy (41) @ (u − uh)(xi) = O(hp+1−k); | | = k; 0 ≤ k ≤ p: In other words, we have a simultaneous approximation result. Here all smoothness refers to interior smoothness and {xi} is any collection of points, one from…

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    are 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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