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PRIME LABELING OF CHAVATAL RELATED GRAPHS Dr.C.Sekar
Abstract:
A graph with vertex set V is said to have a prime labeling if its vertices are labeled with
distinct integers 1,2,…|V| such that for edge 𝒙𝒚 the labels assigned to x and y are relatively prime .
A graph which admits prime labeling is called a prime graph. In this paper, we investigated prime
labeling for Chavatal related graphs
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433-443
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MODELING OF WIND ENERGY HARVESTING SYSTEM: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Tigilu Mitiku, Mukhdeep Singh Manshahia
Abstract:
Energy consumption increases gradually due to the rapid advancement in the industrial sectors; increase
in population and also due to fast growing of urbanization. The conventional energy sources which
include power plants using fossil fuels are widely used as a source of energy all over the world so far. As
these conventional energy sources used nowadays are coming to an end in a near future, the sustainability
of power supplies is one of the most challenging issues that the world faces today. To overcome the
increasing power demand and depletion of conventional energy sources around the world, the use of
clean, non-polluting and renewable energy is very important. Global warming and environmental
pollution are major challenges to the earth’s safety and security. Wind energy has become a best
alternative of traditional fossil fuel power plants with the successful operation of multi-megawatt sized
wind turbines. The fluctuating and unpredictable nature of wind is the major problem in harnessing wind
energy. So, it is very important to improve the operation of wind turbine for its safety and better
efficiency of wind energy harvesting system. Several methods have been used to improve the quality and
efficiency of wind power system. An Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) model was used
by many researchers to control factors affecting wind and predict the power output from wind to increase
the efficiency of the WEHS. This review paper focuses on wind energy systems to develop a model to
produce optimal energy components for a typical rural community for minimizing the total net present
cost of the system through the life time of the project.
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444-467
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ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF CONFERENCE MATRICES OF ORDER 30
P.K.Manjhi
Abstract:
In this paper we forward a method of construction of conference
matrices of orders 30 by suitable combination of adjacency matrices
of suitable coherent configuration.
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468-474
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ANALYSIS OF WHATSAPP LOG FILE FOR INFORMATION
RETRIEVAL
Harjinder Singh,Mr.Ashwani Kumar
Abstract:
Smartphones have increasingly become a part of
our daily life. Further, in recent years, we have
witnessed a rapid increase in the use of social
networking applications as an online
communication method on mobile devices. One of
the most popular apps which everybody seems to
be using is WhatsApp messenger. People share a
huge amount of data, including their personal and
sensitive information using this particular App.
However, as with any other App, WhatsApp
leaves a significant trail of artifacts on the mobile
device on which it is used. This information is
stored at many locations on the phone. The same
can be used by any investigating forensic agency
to reconstruct the event timeline of WhatsApp.
This paper attempts to analyze the forensic
artifacts left by WhatsApp in one of its key artifact
file called “WhatsApp.log”
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475-486
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THE DIVISIBILITY OF DOUBLE MERSENNE JOIN MATRICES BY THE
DOUBLE MERSENNE MEET MATRICES
N.Elumalai,R.Anuradha
Abstract:
We define the double mersenne meet matrix and double mersenne join
matrices separately.Also, we divide the double mersenne join matrices by the
double mersenne meet matrices.We calculate the determinant,trace and inverse
of double Mersenne Meet Matrices by using arithmetical functions.
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487-494
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EVALUATION AND APPLICABILITY OF WEYUKER’S PROPERTIES ON SOFTWARE
METRICS FOR COMPONENT BASED SOFTWARE SYSTEM
Pooja Rana
Abstract:
Background/Objectives:Component-based software engineering
(CBSE) is a process of reusing pre- built software components to
built a new software. CBSE is based on good software engineering
design principles. CBSE is based on black box technique, in which
the implementation of components are hidden in nature and the
communication between the components is through well-defined
interfaces. Component platforms are shared and help in reducing the
development costs. To determine the complexity of a software
different software metrics are used. It is predetermined that for
fineness in software complexity the cohesion should be high and
coupling should be low. In our approach we are determining the
reusable components of a software system and enhancing the
accuracy of the methods for determining them. Method : an attempt
has been made to present an analytical evaluation on cohesion
metrics which was proposed by Rana and Chillar [1] against
Weyuker‟s[2] properties and an attempt has also been made to
present the results of empirical evaluation based on the case study.
Java Beans has been used for validating the Metrics. Findings: The
Result of the present study is quite satisfactory and may further help
in estimation of the complexity of components. In our approach we
have found the reusable components of a software system by not only
finding the dependencies between the different elements of a single
package but also the finding dependencies between the elements of
different packages of an already existing project that makes our
approach different from existing study.
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495-505
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GREYWATER REUSE TOWARDS AUGMENTATION OF FRESHWATER
DEMAND IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS
Singh Vandana,Kaur Amarjeet,Gupta N. C.
Abstract:
Water crisis is a universal phenomenon now,
though its severity varies from place to place.
This has led to the substitution of the freshwater
by alternate sources. Considering the ease of
treatment and round the year supply of
Greywater, it is one of the most promising
alternatives. Therefore, in this paper an attempt
has been made to present a case study for reuse
of treated Greywater to encourage planners and
researchers for optimal utilization of available
resources. Paper suggests that though the
probability of microbial contaminants in
Greywater is low, however its presence must not
only be investigated but should also the risk
associated with it in reuse should be eliminated in
planning reuse. In addition to this, paper gives a
series of steps to popularize the reuse of
Greywater in India. The authors understand the
public sentiments associated with GW and thus
advices to improve social acceptance of treated
Greywater through awareness.
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506-512
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RETAILER’S OPTIMAL PRICING AND ORDERING POLICIES FOR NON-INSTANTANEOUS DETERIORATING ITEMS WITH ORDER QUANTITY
DEPENDENT TRADE CREDITS AND PARTIAL BACKLOGGING
Dhir Singh,Hemlata Sahay,Naresh Kumar
Abstract:
In a competitive market, suppliers may offer different
trade credit periods with different predetermined
quantities to boost in their sales and to encourage retailers
to order more quantities. In this article, we consider an
inventory system with non-instantaneous deteriorating
items, where the supplier provides the retailer with
various trade credits linked to order quantity and the
demand rate is considered to be deterministic depending
on the selling price of the product. First, we develop a
partial backlogged inventory model to identify the
optimal pricing and ordering policies for retailer under
various situations of trade credits. Numerical examples
are presented to illustrate the proposed model. Finally, a
sensitivity analysis is conducted to study the effects of
main parameter values on the optimal solution and to
draw managerial insights
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513-528
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THERMAL DIFFUSION AND DIFFUSION THERMO EFFECTS ON MHD FLOW OF A
CHEMICALLY REACTING FLUID PAST A POROUS PLATE WITH TIME
DEPENDANT TRANSPIRATION VELOCITY AND HALL CURRENT
Kotagiri Srihari
Abstract:
Effects of Soret, Dufour and Chemical reaction on unsteady free-convection flow of an
electrically conducting viscous incompressible fluid along an infinite vertical porous plat
subjected to a time dependant transpiration velocity with Hall Effect is analyzed. A magnetic field
is applied perpendicular to the flow. The governing equations in non-dimensional form are solved
using implicit finite difference method. Graphical results for velocity, temperature and
concentration fields and tabular values of shearing stresses are presented and discussed. It is
found that main and secondary velocity of the fluid and shearing stresses increase with the
increasing values of Soret and Dufour. Soret and Dufour effects greatly influence the
concentration and temperature profiles in the thermal and solutal boundary layers.
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529-548
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A BOON OR THREAT FOR
CYBERSPACE SECURITY
Priti Bali
Abstract:
Nowadays workplace mobility has improved productivity and
collaboration but it has also exposed the confidential data of
organizations to unknown risks called cyber attacks. In today’s
connected world, the risk of cyber attacks is on the rise and it
is becoming very difficult to ensure cyberspace security.
Cyberspace is expanding day-by-day. Usage of smart phones,
apps and tablets has expanded the surface of cyberspace for
protection as well as attack. Cyber defenders have to protect
this expanded surface and cyber attackers target this expanded
surface. AI systems can process the huge amount of data
generated through this expanded surface in an efficient and
quick manner. Evolution of smart devices facilitates
professional as well as personal activities. This evolution also
leads to increase in cyber crimes. This situation sounds
alarmist and should be handled properly because ubiquity and
anonymity features of cyberspace make it highly vulnerable to
intrusions and cyber attacks. Embedded intelligence is required
in all the smart devices and computer networks to combat
against evolving cyber attacks. Traditional tools such as
sensors, detectors etc. are not sufficient for the protection of
cyberspace. Advanced automated tools such as AI systems that
are capable of monitoring normal behaviors and detecting
abnormal ones must be used to strengthen cyberspace security.
Hence, AI is a transformative technology for securing
cyberspace. But each revolution has a bright as well as dark
side, hence whether AI is a boon or threat in the field of
cyberspace security is debatable as AI systems are being used
by cyberspace defenders as well as cyberspace attackers.
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549-560
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ON TWO PHOTON ABSORPTION PROCESS AND ANGULAR MOMENTUM
FORMALISM
R.K.Pandey,N.R.Roy
Abstract:
Non-linear optical properties in recent times has attracted a number of research
workers as it developed new techniques novel methods to provide information‟s
about electronic properties of atoms/molecules. New semiconducting properties
are being explored. One of the observed non –linear processes of matter in
interaction with radiation is two – photon absorption process. The superposition
principle in quantum mechanics admits of a rotation of the Hilbert space for the
system. Making use of this fact a geometrical representation of the schrodinger
equation for two photon absorption process is by treating the Hamiltonian and
the Density matrix of the system as vectors in aspace spanned by angular
momentum matrices for J=1 as basis vectors. This description specializes the
general three level problem into a problem of equi spaced levels with proper
matrix elements between the two pairs of levels .
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561-572
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MATHEMATICAL INTRODUCTION OF SEDIMENT OXYGEN DEMAND,
PHOTOSYNTHESIS & RESPIRATION AND SOLIDS DEPOSITION PROCESSES
R. V. Waghmare,S. B. Kiwne
Abstract:
In this paper we have presented mathematical
introduction of Sediment Oxygen Demand,
Photosynthesis & Respiration and Solids Deposition
process as a transformation process, these process are
very important in the study of water quality, which are
constituent-specific, which affect all water quality
parameters. The major factors affecting SOD are
temperature, oxygen concentration at the sediment
water interface (available oxygen), makeup of the
biological community, organic and physical
characteristics of the sediment, current velocity over
the sediments, and chemistry of the interstitial water.
In Photosynthesis & Respiration, the net algal oxygen
production minus consumption is simulated by QUAL-II, and in solid deposition process, settling is enhanced
by flocculation and hindered by ambient turbulence. In
rivers and coastal areas, turbulence is often sufficient
to distribute the suspended-solids over the entire
water depth.
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573-586
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A GAME THEORY APPROACH ON WINNING PROBABILITY OF N PERSON DICE
GAME(LUDO GAMBLING)
Satyaprakash Sahu
Abstract:
Here we study about how to increase winning probability of n person dice game (Ludo) by
using repetition. This paper shows that by using of repetition we can see a player can increase his winning
probability.
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587-591
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A STUDY ON CLIQUE NUMBER OF POPPED FIBONACCI-SUM SET-GRAPHS
Jerlin Seles M,Mary U
Abstract:
In this paper we study the Popped Fibonacci-sum set-graphs, its
clique number and the chromatic number. The aforesaid graphs are an
extension of the notion of Fibonacci-sum set-graphs to the notion of set-graphs. This paper is an attempt to solve the problem stated in [8].
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592-596
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IMPLEMENTATION OF OFDM-IDMA USING RAYDON TRANSFORM
PAYAL SAHU1,DEEPTI RAI
Abstract:
OFDM is a digital modulation scheme in which a wideband signal is split
into a number of narrowband signals. Because the symbol duration of a narrowband signal will be
larger than that of a wideband signal, the amount of time dispersion caused by multipath delay
spread is reduced.
The proposed system consists of a novel FRAT (Finite Radon Transform) based model
which enables the communication media to scrutiny the noise and also cater for Inter symbol
interference also it has been shown that the said system showed good BER performance as
compared to other systems, also as the result will show that the ISI reduction is more in our system
also the zero padding pose to be a problem which could be rectified in the times to come
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597-606
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IMPLEMENTATION OF DATA MINING TECHNIQUES FOR CYBER CRIME
DETECTION
K. Chitra Lekha
Abstract:
Data mining technology is applied to fraud detection to
ascertain the scam detection model, to depict the process of
creating the scam detection model, and then to begin the data
model with any classifier. As e-commerce transactions persist
to develop, the allied online hoax remains an eye-catching
resource of income for fraudsters. This counterfeit activity
inflicts a significant financial hammering to merchants, making
online fraud detection a prerequisite. The issue of scam
detection is concerned with not only confining the fraudulent
activities, but also detaining them as rapidly as possible. This
relevance is decisive to shrink financial losses. Cyber crimes
are a communal pest and rate our society greatly in numerous
ways. The investigation of cyber crime cases has very
significant role in police enforcement system in any country.
This paper presents a comprehensive study on data mining
techniques and its responsibility on detection of cyber crimes
in real time applications. Data mining robotically sieves
through massive quantity of data to uncover known/unknown
patterns that fetches out valuable, innovative perceptions and
formulate predictions. Data mining which is alienated into two
learning skills viz., supervised and unsupervised is engaged to
detect fraudulent asserts. Basically these techniques are used
for fraud detection in many sectors such as health , insurance,
E-commerce and it goes on
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607-613
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EVALUATION OF THE SENSORY CHARACTERSTICS OF NAMKEEN PREPARED
FROM COMPOSITE PAPAYA SEED FLOUR Chanchal,Divya Puri,Lakhvinder Kaur
Abstract:
The objective of present study was to develop namkeen
incorporated with composite papaya seed flour (PSF). The idea
behind using papaya seeds was to re-utilize the waste, which is
generally discarded. Papaya seeds being rich in protein can be
explored as an ingredient in making protein enriched products.
The namkeen prepared from composite PSF was baked,
keeping in mind the ill effects of fried foods and the rising
concern of people over lifestyle disorders.
Two namkeen samples (i.e. test sample and control sample)
were prepared. The test namkeen sample contained PSF and
gram flour while the control sample contained buckwheat flour
and gram flour. The namkeen was standardized using different
formulations. On collating the sensory evaluation test results, it
was observed that the taste, texture and the overall
acceptability mean scores differed significantly (p<0.05). The
mean acceptability scores for Sample-A (namkeen sample with
PSF) was more acceptable than control sample (namkeen
without PSF).
Namkeen prepared from composite PSF could be a boon to
savoury industry by adding variety to the shelf. More research
could be done so as to mask the dark colour of PSF in the
product by processes like frying etc.
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614-623
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IMAGE DENOISING AND THEIR COMPARISON USING
VARIOUS FILTERS AND DIFFERENT TYPES OF NOISE
vaishali suryavanshi,Deepti Rai
Abstract:
Digital Image Processing is a promising area of research in the fields of electronics and communication
engineering, consumer and entertainment electronics, control and instrumentation, biomedical
instrumentation, remote sensing, robotics and computer vision and computer aided manufacturing (CAM).
For a meaningful and useful processing such as image segmentation and object recognition, and to have very
good visual display in applications like television, photo-phone, etc., the acquired image signal must be
deblurred and made noise free. The deblurring and noise suppression (filtering) come under a common class
of image processing tasks known as image restoration.
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624-631
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ON FUZZY WARD CONTINUITY IN 2- FUZZY 2 - ANTI NORMED
LINEAR SPACE
Thangaraj Beaula1,Beulah Maiya
Abstract:
In this paper the fuzzy ward continuity with some other kinds
of continuities are investigated in 2- fuzzy 2-anti normed linear
space. Further some theorems are developed. It turns out that
uniform limit of fuzzy ward continuous functions is again
fuzzy ward continuous.
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634-639
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THOUGHT-PROVOKING SIMULATIONS WITH THREE TERMINAL FIXED
VOLTAGE REGULATORS
A.J. Chaudhari,R.B. Waghulade
Abstract:
Generally, three terminal fixed voltage regulators are
designed to provide fixed value of regulated voltages
such as 5V,9V,12V etc. They are significant parts in most
of the solid-state power supplies. In this paper we tried to
simulate very thought-provoking applications other than
regular ones. Mainly we emphasised on clipping and
clamping applications using these regulators. For
simulation and analyses of the circuits 5Spice software is
used.
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640-647
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PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS FOR SUMMER AIR CONDITIONER WITH PRIORITY
REPAIRS
Dr. Anshu Murarka1,Dr. Deepankar Sharma
Abstract:
In this study, the authors have considered a summer air
conditioning system for a place in hot and dry weather. The
authors have computed the availability and profit function for
this system. Since the system under consideration is of Non-Markovian nature, the author has been used supplementary
variables to convert this into Markovian. Probability
considerations and limiting procedure have been used for
mathematical formulations of the system. This mathematical
model has been solved by using Laplace transform, to obtain
probabilities of various transition states depicted in fig-1(b).
Reliability, availability and M.T.T.F. for considered system
have been obtained. Graphical illustration followed by a
numerical computation has also been appended at last to
highlight important results of this study.
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648-657
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A STUDY ONMARKOV’S INEQUALITY AND ZERO SET POLYNOMIAL FACTOR
MAPPINGS APPLICATION
Vikas Kumar,Dr. Rajeev Jha
Abstract:
This paperdiscus theMarkov’s inequality and zero set polynomial factors mappings application.
Markov's inequality is a sure indicator of the subordinate standard of a polynomial in terms of
the degree and standard of this polynomial. It has numerous interesting applications in estimation
theory, value theory theory and examination (for example, Sobolev's inequalities or Whitney-type expansion problems). One of the reasons for this research is to give an answer to an old
problem, among which Baran and Plesniak, and the invariance of Markov inequality under
polynomial mappings (polynomial images). We also address the issue of protecting Markov's
inequality when we take polynomial pre-images. In conclusion, we give an appropriate condition
for a subset of a Markov set to be a Markov set..
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658-664
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Advancement of Bandwidth Optimization and Wavelength Division Multiplexing Of
Plastic Optical Fiber in LANs: A Study
T.D.N.S.S.Sarveswara Rao
Abstract:
Optical multiplexing is the art of combining multiple optical signals into one to
make full use of the immense bandwidth potential of an optical channel. It can perform
additional roles like providing redundancy, supporting advanced topologies, reducing
hardware and cost, etc. The idea is to divide the huge bandwidth of optical fiber into
individual channels of lower bandwidth, so that multiple access with lower-speed
electronics is achieved. This chapter focuses on one of the most common and important
optical multiplexing techniques, wavelength division multiplexing (WDM). The chapter
begins with a quick historical account of the origin of optical communication and its
exponential growth following the invention of erbium-doped fiber amplifier (EDFA)
leading to the widespread adoption of WDM. Alternate multiplexing schemes are also
briefly discussed, including time-division multiplexing (TDM), space-division multiplexing
(SDM), etc. A typical WDM link and its components are then discussed with special focus
on WDM Mux/demultiplexer (DeMux). Further, certain challenges in this field are
addressed along with some potential solutions. The paper highlighting some features and
Advancement of Bandwidth Optimization and Wavelength Division Multiplexing Of Plastic
Optical Fiber in LANs
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665-672
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Novel method to find the derivative of afunction
Mukesh Kumar Pathak
Abstract:
It is possible to find the derivative of a function by constraining a line in such
a way that the line is allowed to move as a tangent to that function. Then the equation of
the slope of that tangent line gives the derivative equation of the function
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673-677
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Effect of chemical treatment on dormancy and germination response of
seeds of Paeonia emodiin Western Himalaya
Prem Prakash,Praveen Joshi
Abstract:
Paeonia emodiWall.exRoyle (family paeoniaceae) is commonly known as Himalayan
Peony, or Chandra in Garhwal regions of Western Himalaya. The species is used to treat
diarrhea, fever, stomach ache, backbone ache, colic and also maintaining the diabetic level
the Himalayan region. The present study was conducted to find the germination percentage
with respect to appropriate chemical treatment and understand the nature of seed dormancy
in the laboratory conditions.Thiourea and Gibberellic acid (GA3)with different
concentration viz. 50 ppm, 100 ppm, 250 ppm, 500 ppm and 1000 ppm were used for
breaking dormancy. In each treatment three replicates with 25 seeds were used.Maximum
(81.33±1.33%) seed germination was found in seeds treated with Thiourea concentration
of 50 ppm, followed by 100 ppm (76.00±2.31%), 250 ppm (61.33±3.53%), 500 ppm
(58.67±4.81%) and 1000 ppm (44.00±4.62%).Minimum Mean Germination Time
(29.89±0.43 days) were obtained for the seeds treated with Thiourea concentration of 50
ppm, followed by 100 ppm (31.33±0.65 days), 250 ppm (32.97±0.52 days), 500 ppm
(33.89±0.26 days), while 1000 ppm concentration revealed the maximum (35.08±0.72
days) MGT for Thiourea treatment. Therefore, study revealed that Thiourea impact was
more effective in the stimulating seed germination and reducing Mean Germination Time.
The outcomes of the present study would be helpful to the local people, plant nursery
growers and scientists to identify and propagation of P. emodi in large scale.
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678-688
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Education and knowledge practices in Bihar
Education system
Abstract:
The Education system in India is full of distinctions and appears in poor condition. It
doesn’t provide the development of moral and artistic perfection, and the overall growth of
children in Bihar and north India. Both private and government education system has less
function in this regard. Overall social structure plays a huge role in moral development of
children. In some districts of Bihar social structure is dominated by the market economy.
Private schools and coaching centers have become more market-oriented and commercial
places, in other way it has become big business hubs and factories to find certain
unachieved future goals through competition, ignoring the ancient wisdom of Gurukul
traditions. Government school systems are also very less practical in this
regard. Contemporary India has seen enormous changes in the field of political economy.
Advancement of science and technology has made it possible to some extend but many
other factors are responsible for the change of economy that reflects in society and culture
as well. Such change clearly reflects in the markets of districts of Bhojpur and Buxar in
Bihar, where old roads have been repaired, new malls, supermarket, and shops has opened
up, flyovers have made and hospitals and new restaurants are visible in local markets. In
this process of urbanization, the population has boomed and new markets and businesses
have taken place.Society in Bihar is considered backward according to economic
indicators. Poverty, unemployment and corruption, and similar social issues raid the social
structure. However, very rich culture and tradition are deeply rooted in the Bihar regions.
Its glorious past also had given the rise of great thinkers, intellectuals, and spiritual leaders
such as Buddha and Mahavira. But recently, certain economic development reflects and
shows transition among middle classes. Education and morality is one very significant
example of change in the society. The state government has also implemented some
policies and laws which has been less practical. Jal, Jangal, Hariyali and Beti Bacho-Beti
Padhyo and many others policies are very less practical at ground levels. These policies of
development have done very little changes in peoples’s life though certain social
awareness is created and propagated.
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689-694
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A STUDY ON MODEL CATEGORIES AND FUNCTION CALCULUS
PROF. JAY PRAKASH TIWARI
Abstract:
Many early college mathematics students have acquired
abilities before developing a fundamental knowledge of
the topic, which was identified as a source of worry.
Despite the fact that the concept of function is heavily
emphasized in intermediate mathematics, a trial study
conducted at a prestigious Academic institution
discovered that a significant percentage of students with
excellent university entry scores have a poor knowledge
of it. Despite the fact that most pupils were familiar with
functional families, many have yet to provide a requires
effective or decide whether a certain graph or rule
reflected a function; and many were just unable to
establish proper connections among function graphs and
tables of values.
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695-705
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KINETICS OF THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF ZN-HISTIDINE COMPLEX
DR. RENU SINGHAL
Abstract:
L-Histidine forms 1:2 complex with Zn (II) and has been
isolated in the solid state from aqueous solution.
Thermogravimetry supports the probable formula of the
complex, assigned on the basis of elemental analysis.
Various kinetic parameters such as activation energy,
order of decomposition, frequency factor and activation
entropy have been evaluated. The values of activation
energy and order of decomposition calculated by two
methods2,3are in reasonable agreement with each other.
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706-709
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EFFECT OF PARASITISM ON REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM OF FRESHWATER
SNAILS (Lymnaea and Bellamya) in MEERUT REGION
Dr. Anjula Jain
Abstract:
Snails are known to serve as an intermediate host for several species of larval trematodes.
Snails were studied to understand the reduction of fecundity of the hosts which is a
characteristic commonly exhibited in parasitic infections. Snails were collected during the
monsoon period of July, August and September from various water bodies like ponds,
pools, ditches, lake reservoirs, rivers (Garh Ganga) and crop fields in and around the
Meerut region. They were collected in laboratory containers and beakers and maintained in
aquariums and fed ad libitum with hydrilla. Approximately 150 snails were collected with
different species like Bellamya bengalensis, Lymnaea luteola and Lymnaea acuminata in
the Meerut region. The occurrence of the larval trematode parasite was found. The effect of
parasitism on reproductive system of snails under study revealed that the gonadial tissue
was invaded by cercariae. The damage to the gonadial tissue resulted in the lower
fecundity rate of the host. The larval trematodes affect the reproductive system, the egg
laying capacity, i.e., the fecundity of the host will also be affected.
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689-697
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Advantages and disadvantages of using computersIn education and
research
Ravneet Kaur
Abstract:
Use of Computers in education and research has completely changed the way of things
were made before. For example, a lecture to the students or the presentation of a paper to
a congress are completely different with respect to those only a few decades ago, when
blackboard, transparencies or photographic slides were used. There are many positive
aspects of using computers, for example making a talk very attractive. In this paper an
analysis is presented of advantages and disadvantages I experienced and of consequences
of using computers
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698-702
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CLOUD COMPUTING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: SATISFACTION
LEVEL OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
Dipti Malhotra,Kamal Upreti
Abstract:
Cloud computing has got a lot of scope in educational institutions, a service model suitable
for an educational institution is a key to make cloud computing successful and acceptable
in a broader manner by educational establishments. There is certainly a research gap which
needs to be filled i.e. a clear understanding of the features of a typical educational
establishment (especially a higher education institute, University, or a professional college)
and then using this knowledge to device and design a service model that would be more
appropriate and beneficial to educational establishments. Cloud implementations have
gradually increased in higher education institutions during the past several years where a
good number of educational institutions are availing of one or other cloud service. In a few
of the higher education institutions, the deployment of private cloud is also seen in the past
few years. The cloud implementation however needs to be appropriate concerning the
requirements of educational institutions especially in context to the above facts and
developments and considering the future requirements of higher education institutions.
This research study intends to achieve the satisfaction level of teachers and students of
higher education institutes
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