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Pendidikan Profesi Dokter Gigi dan Telemedisin di Undang Undang Nomor 17 Tahun 2023
Authors: Monicha Defi , Suryono Arief , Suhadi Suhadi
Published: October 2024

Organisasi penyelenggara pelayanan publik yang selanjutnya disebut Organisasi Penyelenggara adalah satuan kerja penyelenggara pelayanan publik yang berada di lingkungan institusi penyelenggara negara, korporasi, lembaga independen yang dibentuk berdasarkan undang-undang untuk kegiatan pelayanan publik, dan badan hukum lain yang dibentuk semata-mata untuk kegiatan pelayanan publik. Standar pendidikan profesi dokter yang diatur dalam Keputusan Konsil Kedokteran Indonesia Nomor 22/KKI/KEP/XI/2006 tentang Pengesahan Standar Pendidikan Profesi Dokter Gigi perlu disesuaikan dengan perkembangan ilmu dan teknologi kedokteran gigi, dan juga ketersediaan Rumah Sakit Pendidikan. Disamping tuntutan implementasi Standar Pendidikan dan Standar Kompetensi Profesi Dokter Gigi yang merupakan Standar Nasional Pendidikan Kedokteran sebagai standar minimal, terdapat kebijakan penting lain yang harus diperhitungkan dalam penyelenggaraan pendidikan dokter gigi di Indonesia, yaitu adanya Kerangka Kualifikasi Nasional Indonesia. Telemedicine adalah penggunaan teknologi informasi dan komunikasi yang digabungkan dengan kepakaran medis untuk memeberikan layanan kesehatan, mulai dari konsultasi, diagnosis dan tindakan medis, tanpa terbatas ruang atau dilaksanakan dari jarak jauh. Undang-undang Nomor 17 Tahun 2023 mengenai telemedisin sebagai Pelayanan kesehatan yang menggunakan teknologi terbaru, belum mengatur jika teknologi pada Pendidikan Dokter Gigi.
Harmonisasi Pelaksanaan Peraturan Perundang-Undangan Tentang Telemedicine untuk Menjawab Perkembangan Perusahaan Teknologi Kesehatan di Indonesia
Authors: Littik Tenggudai Petronella , Sugianto Sugianto , Prasetyo Teguh , Agus Tri
Published: October 2024

Indonesia perlu segera melakukan peng-harmonisasian peraturan dan perundang-undangan tentang layanan Telemedicine, sehubungan dengan perkembangan market bisnis perusahaan teknologi kesehatan / Start-up sebagai penyedia layanan Telemedicine yang meningkat sangat signifikan. Namun belum ada pengaturannya secara khusus. Meskipun Undang-undang Kesehatan nomor 17 Tahun 2023 dan Peraturan Menteri Kesehatan Nomor 20 Tahun 2019 mengatur tentang Telemedicine, hanya sebatas antar fasilitas pelayanan kesehatan (fasyankes). Sedangkan start-up bukanlah fasyankes. Tujuan dari Penelitian ini adalah untuk Mengkaji dan Menganalisis bagaimana tanggungjawab hukum pemerintah dan perusahaan teknologi kesehatan terhadap pelaksanaan peraturan layanan telemedicine. Jenis penelitian yaitu yuridis normatif dengan Pendekatan Perundang-undangan dan Pendekatan Konseptual, menggunakan data sekunder yang akan dianalisis secara Kualitatif baik itu deskriptif maupun Preskriptif Analisis. Hasil Penelitian menunjukan bahwa Pemerintah sudah menjawab situasi era disrupsi teknologi dan mengatur layanan Telemedicine walau hanya pada fasilitas pelayanan kesehatan saja, namun bukan berarti provider Telemedicine berupa start-up / perusahaan teknologi kesehatan dianggap illegal di Indonesia. Kementrian Kesehatan di awal tahun 2020 telah bekerjasama dengan mereka pada saat terjadinya pandemic COVID-19 dan market bisnis telemedicine terus berkembang maka pengharmonisasian Undang-undang Kesehatan Nomor 17 Tahun 2023 dan Permenkes Nomor 20 Tahun 2019 dengan kebijakan bisnis para Provider Telemedicine sangat diperlukan agar tercipta kepastian hukum bagi perlindungan pasien / pengguna dan pihak-pihak yang terlibat ikut bertanggungjawab terutama perusahaan teknologi kesehatan/start-up. Kesimpulan: Kementrian Kesehatan-RI telah mengeluarkan kebijakan Program Sand Box Regulatory untuk monitoring dan evaluasi semua provider, namun ini perlu didukung dengan peraturan pemerintah sebagai hukum yang mengikat semua provider telemedicine.
Accounting for Intangible Assets, a Study
Authors: Das Dr. Pradip Kumar
Published: October 2024

Intangible investments have happened now seminal supply chain for multifold fraternities and economic locales. However, these investments are rarely recognized as assets by accounting standards. In such scenario, pragmatic goodness of an enterprise cannot be reflected in reported financials despite accounting is to equip effective details for its users. In cutting-edge economy, substantiveness of intangible assets initiates considerations towards its reception in accounts. Intangible assets are perceptible non-monetary non-physical potentiality of value bred by novelty, unparalleled organizational setup or experience capital review. In the era of knowledge economy, intangible assets like tangible assets are worthwhile as collateral for loans also. This paper bottomed on secondary data contemplates several perspectives of intangible assets like importance, accounting treatment beside dimensions concerning measurement, problems and suggestions inherent in its accounting, etc. Accounting relevance of intangible assets and its’ management are identified as major issues. The study extrapolates that disclosure can be reckoned as unfolding to the blowbacks of nowheresville of intangibles in financial statements.
A Post-Colonial Influence of Covid-19 and 4IR on the Eroded Higher Educational Indigenous Knowledge - South African Funeral Rites Case Study
Authors: Baloyi Magezi Elijah
Published: October 2024

In addition to colonialism being a political conquest, it was also a cultural conquest in which Black people’s ways of knowing and doing were relegated to mere superstition and, at some stage, even called barbarism. This attitude played an important role in ensuring that Black people’s knowledge and traditions, including those regarding burial, were eroded and their cultural identity diminished and replaced by Western traits. To this day, most African knowledge on funerals and other traditions are unwritten, hence they are excluded from theories and teaching. Indigenous knowledge, which assisted Black people in regulating their lives, has been replaced by Western ways of knowing, but these ways do not give all the necessary answers to the calamities and suffering that Black people go through. The purpose of this research was to highlight that the shift of Indigenous knowledge from the educational sect is a serious concern and will render decolonisation of higher education incomplete if not attended to. The success of colonialism was linked to the demise of African knowledges, the erosion of Black funeral traditions being one example.
Investigating the Impact of Social Communication Deficiencies in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder on Their Parents' Depression and Anxiety Levels
Authors: Çınaroğlu Metin , Afşar Zehra Miray , Yılmazer Eda
Published: October 2024

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) significantly impacts individuals' social communication abilities, affecting both the diagnosed children and their families, especially the mental health of their parents. While existing literature has focused on the direct implications for individuals with ASD, the psychological toll on caregivers is often overlooked. This study explores the relationship between children's social communication challenges due to ASD and the subsequent mental health outcomes in their parents, specifically depression and anxiety levels. Using a correlational design, the research involved 400 parents of children with ASD aged 4-18 from various urban centers in Turkey. Data were collected using the Social Communication Scale, Beck Depression Inventory, and Beck Anxiety Inventory to assess children's social communication deficits and parents' psychological states. Spearman’s correlation coefficients and subgroup analyses evaluated the relationships between the severity of children's social communication problems and parental depression and anxiety levels.
The findings revealed a strong correlation between the severity of social communication deficiencies in children with ASD and heightened levels of depression and anxiety among their parents. Spearman’s correlation coefficients showed significant negative correlations, with r=-0.218 for depression and r=-0.263 for anxiety. Parents of children with more severe communication deficits reported higher psychological distress. This pattern was consistent across different demographic subgroups. The study's unique contribution lies in its quantitative confirmation of these relationships within a Turkish urban population, underscoring the need for holistic, family-centered approaches in ASD management.
PREPARATION AND ACELLULAR IN-VITRO BIOACTIVITY OF SOLID STATE SINTERED 45S5 BIOACTIVE CERAMICS USING BIO-WASTES AS ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
Authors:   Department of Glass and Ceramics, Federal Polytechnic, Ado – Ekiti, Nigeria., OWOEYE Seun S. , ABEGUNDE Segun M. ,   Department of Science Technology, Federal Polytechnic, Ado – Ekiti, Nigeria., LAMIDI Yinusa Daniel ,   Department of Glass and Ceramics, Federal Polytechnic, Ado – Ekiti, Nigeria.
Published: October 2024

In this research, rice husk ash (RHA) and eggshell ash (EGA) were used as biogenic materials for total replacement of pure quartz (SiO2) and calcium oxide (CaO) respectively in the traditional 45S5 bioactive glass composition by powder metallurgy route. Body formulation with nominal composition 45% RHA (SiO2), 24.5 EGA (CaO), 24.5% Na2O and 6% P2O5 was composed. The batch material was properly mixed with addition of 2% PVA (Polyvinyl alcohol) as binder and compacted at 70 MPa to produce compact samples of 40 x 20 mm. The samples were then allowed to dry in an ambient temperature followed by sintering at 1000°C for 2 h, then allowed to cool to room temperature. Selected samples were immersed inside prepared simulated body fluid (SBF – pH 7.4) at 37 °C for 5, 9, and 18h respectively. Physical, microstructure and phase evaluation were conducted to examine the developed bio-ceramic. The results showed the bio-waste based 45S5 bioceramic has bulk density and porosity of 1.02 g/cm3 and 62% respectively while deposits of carbonate-hydroxyapatite were found to increase with immersion period showing good bioactivity and affirm that the developed bio-waste based bioceramics are bioactive and can find suitable application bone repair.
EXTRACTION OF PURE ALUMINA FROM KAOLIN: A REVIEW
Authors:   Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria, LAMIDI Yinusa Daniel , KASHIM Isah Bolaji ,   Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria, ADELABU Oluwafemi Samuel ,   Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria, OLUWASINA Olugbenga Oludayo ,   Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria
Published: October 2024

This study demonstrated that high-purity alumina can be generated from kaolin using various methods. It examined different leaching techniques, considering the size and percentage recovery of alumina by weight in selected kaolin samples, the calcination temperature, and the molar concentration of acids over time. Additionally, it analyzed the characteristics of several kaolin sources in Nigeria with the aim of extracting alumina. The research indicates that Nigerian kaolinite clay typically contains 22–40% alumina by weight. However, leaching kaolin yielded alumina with a purity of 60–97 wt%, with particle sizes ranging from 16 to 177 nm. Alumina derived from kaolin is deemed beneficial for manufacturing refractory materials, water purification, and biomedical applications.
THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL AGENTS ON THE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SAFETY OF PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK
Authors:   National Research and Development Institute for Labor Protection “Al. Darabont”, Bucharest, Blvd. Ghencea no. 35A, sect. 6, Romania, BUICĂ Georgeta , ANTONOV Anca Elena ,   National Research and Development Institute for Labor Protection “Al. Darabont”, Bucharest, Blvd. Ghencea no. 35A, sect. 6, Romania, BEIU Constantin ,   National Research and Development Institute for Labor Protection “Al. Darabont”, Bucharest, Blvd. Ghencea no. 35A, sect. 6, Romania, DOBRA Remus ,   “1 Decembrie 1918”, Gabriel Bethlen Str. No. 5, Alba Iulia, Alba, Romania, PĂSCULESCU Dragoș ,   University of Petrosani, 20 Universitătii st., Petrosani 332006, Hunedoara, Romania, CUESDEANU Lucian - Șerban ,   “SC Nakita Prod Comimpex SRL”, 1 Decembrie 1989 Str. No. 150, Targu Mures, Romania, BUICĂ Marius George ,   National Research and Development Institute for Labor Protection “Al. Darabont”, Bucharest, Blvd. Ghencea no. 35A, sect. 6, Romania
Published: October 2024

The research project’s primary goals were to develop occupational risk management protocols for people who perform maintenance tasks on electrical installations and, in turn, to develop new work tools designed to protect workers in those installations. The research project’s findings are presented in this paper. In order to check the behaviour of the safety characteristics of the protective equipment material under certain influence of professional risk factors, protective equipment materials were subject to tests. The components of in use or new electro-insulating equipment, were evaluated through sampling. Electro-insulating materials underwent dielectric, mechanical, attrition testing, and chemical agent application. The findings revealed the weakness of some electrical insulating materials whose declared duration of use exceeded five years after commissioning, necessitating the assessment of new technical standards for health and safety workplace.
Gender-Schema and Social Cognitive Theory in Parenting Styles: A Comprehensive Report
Authors: - Rajesh Kumar Tiwari
Published: October 2024

This report explores the intersection of Gender-Schema Theory and Social Cognitive Theory within the context of parenting styles. By examining how parents' gender schema and cognitive processes influence their parenting behaviors, the study aims to elucidate the mechanisms through which gender roles are transmitted and reinforced in family settings. The integration of these theories provides a nuanced understanding of the dynamics shaping child development concerning gender identity, behavior, and socialization.
Mitigating Flash Flood Risks: A Study of Control Measures in Dalican, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao
Authors: - Musa M. Dicolono , - Andal Utto Salibo , - Muslimin S. Usop , - Datuali D. Acob , - JN Mocktar K. Ebrahim
Published: October 2024

Abstract
This study aimed to examine the history of flash floods in Dalican, Datu Odin Sinsuat, and a framework for flood control measures was proposed to assist local authorities and stakeholders in addressing these issues. A systematic approach to identify area-specific solutions for future flood prevention was intended, and this was considered essential for planning and policy formulation. Community workshops, focus group discussions, interviews, and site visits were conducted to identify various factors contributing to flash floods, including peak rainfall, watershed characteristics, and land management practices. Flash floods in Dalican were found to be triggered by heavy rainfall, with the worst occurrences recorded in 2003 and 2008. The watershed, which spans about 13,000 hectares, was observed to be narrow and long, leading to significant water accumulation. Several creeks, including Dalican, Sibuto, and Benolen Creeks, were identified as contributing to flooding in lowland areas, such as the MSU-Maguindanao Campus and nearby communities. It was found that poor land management practices, such as slash-and-burn farming and timber poaching, exacerbated soil erosion and increased the risk of landslides during heavy rains. Inadequate drainage infrastructure, such as undersized culverts, was also identified as a factor that worsened flooding in Poblacion and other areas. Control measures were proposed, including reforestation efforts, improving upland farming techniques, replacing undersized culverts with larger box-type structures, and desilting canals. In addition, a three-pronged solution involving infrastructure rehabilitation, social interventions, and watershed restoration was recommended. The need for the LGU of Datu Odin Sinsuat to lead efforts in implementing these flood control measures was emphasized by the study.
Method Development and Validation Studies of Anti-diabetic Drug Lobeglitazone from Pharmaceutical Formulation and Human Plasma by HPLC-DAD
Authors: - Nutan Khemraj Pustode , - Dr.Anup Barsagade
Published: October 2024

An optimized isocratic method using HPLC was performed and validation for lobeglitazone tablet dosage form.The chromatographic separation was achieved on a Shimadzu SCL-10AVP in built with binary pump (LC-10ATVP), UV detector (SPD-10AVP),Rheodyne 20ul loop capacity manual injector (P/N 77251) was used throughtout the analysis.
Assessing the Impact of the Project-based Learning Approach on Students’ Academic Achievement and Attitudes Toward English Lesson
Authors: - Kinley Wangmo , - Yuden
Published: October 2024

This action research (AR) aims to assess the impact of the project-based learning (PBL) approach on academic achievement and attitudes towards English lessons among grade twelve students. The AR has adopted a mixed method called convergent parallel research design. The quantitative data were administered through achievement tests (pre-test and post-test) and survey questionnaires. The qualitative data was collected using a semi-structured interview. Two volunteer teachers who participated shared their experiences of PBL lessons. Pre-test and post-test were administered through fifteen multiple choice questions with five solving questions to collect quantitative data. The pair sample t-test depicted a higher score post-test EG (M=26.05) than the post-test CG (M=14.86). This AR adopted a simple random probability sampling to a sample size of 65 out of 182 students in grade twelve for five weeks (six periods per week). The findings of the AR confirmed that the use of PBL enhances the students’ learning compared to the conventional teaching method. Overall, the AR showed a positive correlation between qualitative and quantitative findings. Thus, this study recommended English teachers use it as an alternative to the conventional method.
Psychological Benefits of Taekwondo Training for Under-privileged Children
Authors: - Rishank Agarwal
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT
Taekwondo is an art of hand and foot frightening. Thousands of years ago Taekwondo was formed by Korea. During the first century on Peninsula of Korea, the first managed development of taekwondo martial art training come in use and over 2000 years ago when the three kingdoms, Silla, Goguryeo and Baekje ruled, the taekwondo martial art start developing. As expected, the practice of taekwondo started in the ancient time, around 5000 years ago as there were no weapons and in form of weapons the human being use his her hands to fight. It was suggested that, firstly the practice of taekwondo was use for protecting from the animals as well as for hunting it is also used. It is also use for the self-defense and making body strong.The martial art technique was use for those animals who were wild and reflection technique was used as the attack can come from anywhere. So, the pattern being made of blocks and kicks so it can be use appropriately and nowadays it is also practiced. These techniques were mostly used for the hunting and for self-defense from the enemies and animals. These techniques were majorly known to everyone, even children also as they learnt to protect themselves.

Slum is a type of area where the living standard is very bad in conditions with full of dirt or we can say no construction is done from past many years. Slum is the most populated area where week and dirty human being live in worst conditions and associated with poverty. As the don’t have source of income or just too small things for livelihood. The construction of slum area house were unconstructed and always in bad conditions. As in it mostly poor human being stays with family. In some countries they can be located in urban areas or in suburban areas where the quality of houses are in very bad conditions and very low. As well as the facilities are very low in slum areas and its full backward. It does not have any hospital facilities or any other too. Rich people always avoid to visit at slum areas
Integrative Literature Review 5.0: Leveraging Ai and Emerging Technologies to Redefine Academic Research
Authors: - Dr. Rachid Ejjami
Published: October 2024

This study investigates the transformative effects of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and big data analytics on the methodologies employed in academic literature reviews. The study looks into the essential issue of information saturation and the limitations of traditional literature review methodologies, which are being overwhelmed by the rapid expansion of academic publications and the increasing complexities of multidisciplinary research. This issue, which lowers the quality of academic contributions across multiple domains, pushes researchers their ability to conduct complete, accurate, and timely assessments, lowering the quality of academic contributions across multiple domains. This paper introduces the Integrative Literature Review (ILR) 5.0 as a research method that uses modern technology to improve the efficiency, accuracy, and comprehensiveness of literature synthesis. The study offers a conceptual framework that blends artificial intelligence, machine learning, and comprehensive data analytics with an ILR technique that systematically consolidates concepts from many scholarly sources. The study strategy focuses on assessing the ability of these technologies to improve literature reviews by increasing workflow efficiency, refining data extraction, improving pattern identification, and resolving inadequacies in existing review procedures. The study shows that artificial intelligence-driven methods considerably improve the efficiency and comprehensiveness of literature reviews by automating data synthesis and spotting crucial trends in massive datasets. However, the findings show that AI struggles with the nuanced interpretation of complicated theoretical frameworks and frequently reinforces biases inherent in the raw materials. That emphasizes the continued necessity for human monitoring to ensure literature judgments' comprehensiveness, contextual knowledge, and accuracy. The study conclusions highlight the fact that AI is an augmentation rather than a replacement for human discernment. It provides two practical solutions: the "Human-AI Collaboration Model," which combines automation with human analytical reasoning, and the "AI Validation Sandbox," which is intended to review and enhance AI outputs continuously. These models seek to increase the accuracy and transparency of AI-generated evaluations while addressing their inherent limitations. The study's findings are significant for academic research and policy development, motivating future investigations to focus on bias detection, data filtering refinement, and improving AI's ability to interact with complex theoretical frameworks. Recent advancements will increase the efficiency, accuracy, and inclusiveness of literature review processes, benefiting researchers and encouraging collaboration across different academic sectors in research initiatives.
Challenges and Solutions in Developing Election Fraud Detection Systems in India: A Review
Authors: - Sarthak Arora
Published: October 2024

Election fraud poses a significant challenge to democratic processes worldwide, and India, with its vast and complex electoral system, is no exception. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the challenges and solutions associated with developing effective election fraud detection systems in India. We identify key challenges, including the diverse sources of election data, the large scale of elections, technological limitations, political sensitivities, the evolving nature of fraud techniques, data privacy concerns, and coordination issues among various agencies.

To address these challenges, we explore potential solutions such as the adoption of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, the integration of blockchain technology for secure and transparent elections, improved voter verification methods, increased public awareness and training, and the necessity of regular audits and reviews. By examining successful case studies from other regions and analyzing their applicability to the Indian context, this paper aims to offer actionable recommendations for enhancing the integrity of elections in India. The findings highlight the need for a multi-faceted approach that combines technology, policy and public engagement to develop a robust election fraud detection system. Improved fraud detection is anticipated to strengthen the democratic process in India by ensuring fairer elections, increasing public trust and reinforcing the legitimacy of electoral outcomes.
Rabindranath Tagore’s Educational Thoughts & Teacher Education: An Analytic Study in the Light of NEP 2020
Authors: - Riku Majumdar , - Shyamsundar Bairagya
Published: October 2024

A teacher is the creator like ‘Brambha’, sustainer like ‘Vishnu’ and the distractor of weeds of ignorance like ‘Shiva’ in the society. It is expected that a quality teacher has sound knowledge in every domain of wisdom like a ‘living encyclopedia’. From the Vedic civilization to modern technology-based society, Guru or Teacher plays a vital role to construct a balanced, meaningful society using the power of knowledge. To make quality human resources for developing society, a quality teacher is required. So, Teacher Education plays a significant role to strengthen the quality of teachers. Teacher Education is a program, to enhance teachers’ all-around development. In Tagore’s Educational thoughts and his writing values of a quality teacher is reflected. To emphasize the importance of Teacher Education, Rabindranath Tagore had established ‘Siksha Charcha’-An innovation to make quality Teachers. In this paper, the researcher wants to find out Tagore’s thoughts on the Teacher Education and the relevance of Tagore’s thought on Teacher Education in the light of NEP 2020.
GST Awareness for Consumer Empowerment and Financial Literacy – An Exploratory Case Analysis
Authors: - Ramesh K , - Mahalakshmi N
Published: October 2024

Financial literacy is one of the key aspects of any consumer empowerment initiative. Basic understanding of conducting transactions, availability of various payment and settlement systems and the prevailing taxation system applicable for goods and services are some essential ingredients of financial literacy. This minimum level of financial literacy will enable the consumers to protect their economic interest while making purchases and conducting transactions. GST being an indirect taxation on goods and services and the recipient consumers are supposed to incur Goods and Services Tax along with the purchases consideration, some basic knowledge and understanding of GST is essential for realizing consumer empowerment and financial literacy. This study, based on exploratory approach, intents to identify the essential concepts of GST that is required to be aware of by the consumers from the perspective of consumer protection and consumer empowerment. It also aims to identify the constructs and variables in relation to the public awareness on GST. This will enable researchers to undertake further research in areas such as public awareness on GST and consumer empowerment through GST awareness. This study mainly uses literature review as an exploratory method of secondary data collection and discussion with experts and consumers as the source of primary data.
Influence of Small-sided Games on Physiological Response in Young Soccer Players
Authors: - Dr. Manoj Kumar Murmu
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this study was to examine, the impact of performed during two different small-sided games. Thirty young soccer players (N=30) age ranged from 17 to 19 years (age: 18 ± 0.9 yrs; body mass: 62.3 ± 15.1 kg; height: 1.65 ± 0.06 m) who must have participated at different format of soccer games in different clubs in few districts of West Bengal participated in the study. Small-sided games included seven-a-side (7 versus 7 players) and nine-a-side (9 versus 9 players) games consisting of 10 bouts of 4 min duration with 3 min active recovery between bouts. Soccer player performance was evaluated using physiological parameter such as VO2max before, in the middle and after the implementation of both game situations. The ANOVA (two-way) analysis indicated that the seven-a-side games displayed significantly higher VO2max, compared with the nine-a-side games (p < 0.05). The results of the present study indicated that seven-a-side games provide higher stimulus for physical conditioning and technical improvement than nine-a-side games and their use for training young soccer players is recommended.
Strategic CSR by Emerging Market MNCs from India: A Case Study of Marico in Bangladesh
Authors: - SHRAMAN JHA , - AYESHA FAROOQ , - MOHAMMAD AKBAR
Published: October 2024

International business cooperation has traditionally been viewed from a multinational Corporation (MNC) perspective, entities headquartered in developed economies but with business operations across countries, including emerging economies. However, since the 1990s, there has been a trend of companies with origins in the Emerging Markets internationalising. This has given rise to the so-called "EMNC," MNCs that are rooted in the emerging markets but have spread outwards - both to other emerging markets and to the developed markets.
With India rising as a major economic power on the world stage, companies based in India have also expanded internationally. This study looks at a prominent Indian EMNC, Marico, and explores its CSR practice in Bangladesh – where CSR is neither mandatory nor does the institution necessarily expect it. This paper examines the long-term strategic implications of an Indian EMNC voluntarily spending a share of its profits on CSR and proffers a proposition for deeper examination.
Stability results of a suspension-bridge with nonlinear
damping modulated by a time dependent coefficien
Authors:   THE INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CENTER IN  CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING MATERIALS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND  MINERALS
DHAHRAN 31261, SAUDI ARABIA, AL-GHARABLI MOHAMMAD M. , MESSAOUDI SALIM A. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF SHARJAH
P. O. BOX, 27272, SHARJAH. UAE
Published: October 2024

The main goal of this work is to investigate the following weakly damped nonlinear suspension-bridge equation
$$u_{tt}(x,y,t)+\Delta ^2 u(x,y,t) +\alpha(t) g(u_t)=0,$$ and establish explicit and general decay results for the energy of solutions of the problem. Our decay results depend on the functions $\alpha$ and $g$ and obtained without any restriction growth assumption on $g$ at the origin. The multiplier method, the properties of the convex and the dual of the convex functions, Jensen's inequality and the generalized Young inequality are used to establish the stability results.
Faedo-Galerkin Approximations for nonlinear Heat
equation on Hilbert Manifold
Authors:   SUKKUR IBA UNIVERSITY,  DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, PAKISTAN, HUSSAIN JAVED
Published: October 2024

In this work, we aim to study the well-posedness of a deterministic problem consisting of the non-linear heat equation of gradient type. The evolution equation emerges by projecting the Laplace operator with Dirichlet boundary conditions and polynomial nonlinearity of degree $2n-1$, onto the tangent space of the sphere $\mathcal{M}$ in a Hilbert space $\mathcal{H}$. We are going to deal with the question of existence and uniqueness based on the Faedo-Galerkin compactness method.
On evolution of finite energy solutions for a Cosserat
thermoelastic body
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE  TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRAŞOV
500036 BRAŞOV, ROMANIA, MARIN MARIN , VLASE SORIN ,   DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
STRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRAŞOV
500036 BRAŞOV, ROMANIA and
 ROMANIAN ACADEMY OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES
030167 BUCHAREST, ROMANIA, SANGEORZAN LIVIA ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRAŞOV
500036 BRAŞOV, ROMANIA
Published: October 2024

In our study we approached the mixed problem in the context of linear theory of thermoelasticity
for Cosserat bodies. After we define the finite energy solution for this mixed problem, some results with respect
to the existence and uniqueness are proven of this kind of solution. To this aim, we generalized some analogous
results established by Dafermos, for a mixed problem from linear theory of the classical elasticity. In another
important result of our study, we introduce some specific conditions which give the possibility that the evolution
of the finite energy solution to be controlled
Queueing and Reliability Analysis of Unreliable
Multi-server Retrial queue with Bernoulli feedback
Authors:   AMITY INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES,  AMITY UNIVERSITY  SECTOR 125, NOIDA, UP, INDIA, UPADHYAYA SHWETA , AGARWAL DIVYA ,   AMITY INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES,  AMITY UNIVERSITY  SECTOR 125, NOIDA, UP, INDIA, AGARWAL RADHIKA ,   AMITY INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES,  AMITY UNIVERSITY  SECTOR 125, NOIDA, UP, INDIA, AHMAD IZHAR ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS
DHAHRAN 31261, SAUDI ARABIA
and CENTER FOR INTELLIGENT SECURE SYSTEMS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF  PETROLEUM AND MINERALS
DHAHRAN 31261, SAUDI ARABIA, IBRAHIM ABDULKARIM HASSAN ,   INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER OF SMART MOBILITY AND LOGISTICS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS
DHAHRAN, 31261, SAUDI ARABIA, AL-HOMIDAN S. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS
DHAHRAN 31261, SAUDI ARABIA and INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER OF SMART MOBILITY AND LOGISTICS
KING FAHD UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM AND MINERALS
DHAHRAN, 31261, SAUDI ARABIA
Published: October 2024

The study consists of an unreliable multiserver retrial queue with feedback where clients may
resist to join the orbit and the service provider is erratic. In this model we have considered c service providers at
a time and if all the c servers are busy, the incoming clients wait in the retrial orbit. The model is unfolded using
Matrix Geometric Method (MGM) to obtain the rate matrix and stationary probabilities. The system with retrials
is modelled and the performance measures and reliability indices are procured. These derived quotients are then
visualised and validated with the help of tables and graphs. Further, the cost analysis of the model is carried out
and the optimal cost for the system is obtained using Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm for matrix
method. The optimal repair and retrial rates are obtained using PSO technique which helps the computer and
manufacturing industry to work towards better decision policies.
Influence of symmetric first-order divided differences on
Secant-like methods
Authors:   DEPT. OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATION
UNIVERSITY OF LA RIOJA. LOGRONO, SPAIN, HERNÁNDEZ-VERÓN M. A. , HUESO JOSÉ. L. ,   INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO DE MATEMÁTICA MULTIDISCIPLINAR
UNIVERSITAT POLITÉCNICA DE VALÉNCIA. VALÉNCIA, SPAIN, MARTÍNEZ EULALIA ,   INSTITUTO UNIVERSITARIO DE MATEMÁTICA MULTIDISCIPLINAR
UNIVERSITAT POLITÉCNICA DE VALÉNCIA. VALÉNCIA, SPAIN
Published: October 2024

n this paper, by using symmetric first-order divided differences, we introduce a new family
of Secant-like iterative methods with quadratic convergence. Afterthought, we analyze its semilocal and local
behavior when the nonlinear operator F is not differentiable by imposing appropriate bounding conditions in
each case. Theoretical results have also been tested by solving a problem which shows the applicability of our
work.
Inertial split projection and contraction method for
pseudomonotone variational inequality problem in Banach
spaces
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED  MATHEMATICS
SEFAKO MAKGATO HEALTH SCIENCE UNIVERSITY,  P. O. BOX 94, PRETORIA 0204, SOUTH AFRICA, MALULEKA ROSE , UGWUNNADI G. C. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED  MATHEMATICS
SEFAKO MAKGATO HEALTH SCIENCE UNIVERSITY,  P. O. BOX 94, PRETORIA 0204, SOUTH AFRICA AND  DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF ESWATINI
PRIVATE BAG 4, KWALUSENI, ESWATINI, APHANE M. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED  MATHEMATICS
SEFAKO MAKGATO HEALTH SCIENCE UNIVERSITY,  P. O. BOX 94, PRETORIA 0204, SOUTH AFRICA, ABASS H. A. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND APPLIED  MATHEMATICS, KHAN A. R. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
INSTITUTE OF  SOUTHERN PUNJAB
MULTAN, PAKISTAN
Published: October 2024

In this article, we introduce a Halpern iterative method together with an inertial projection
and contraction method for finding an approximate solution of variational inequality problem involving pseu-
domonotone mapping which also solves split common fixed point problem of Bregman demigeneralized map-
ping and Bregman strongly nonexpansive mapping in the framework of p-uniformly convex and uniformly
smooth real Banach spaces. Using our iterative method, we establish a strong convergence result for approxi-
mating the solution of the aforementioned problems and state some consequences of our main result. The result
discussed in this article extends and complements many related results in the literature.
Stability and bifurcation analysis of a four-dimensional
economic model
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
POLITEHNICA UNIVERSITY OF TIMIŞOARA
PTA VICTORIEI, NR. 2, 300006, TIMIŞOARA,  ROMANIA, MOZA GHEORGHE , ROCŞOREANU CARMEN ,   DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS AND ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF CRAIOVA
A. I. CUZA 13, 200585, CRAIOVA, ROMANIA, STERPU MIHAELA ,   DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS AND ECONOMIC INFORMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF CRAIOVA
A. I. CUZA 13, 200585, CRAIOVA, ROMANIA, OLIVEIRA REGILENE ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF SAO PAULO, SAO CARLOS, BRAZIL
Published: October 2024

In this work a four dimensional financial system, depending on five parameters is analyzed. The
system was obtained by adding a new feed-back control variable to a well-known 3D financial system, modelling
the evolution of the interest rate, the investment demand and the inflation rate. The stability of economical
relevant equilibria is established. All the Hopf singularities were analyzed and the existence of supercritical,
subcritical, and degenerated Hopf bifurcations was proved. Corresponding to them we found stable limit cycles,
saddle type limit cycles. In addition, for certain parameters strata, one of the equilibria becomes a center, an
approximate two-dimensional center manifold is determined and isolated periodic solutions are emphasized
numerically. A double-Hopf degenerated bifurcation is also found. The addition of the feed-back led to obtain
new possibilities to stabilize the economic environment, either to a new stable equilibrium state or to stable
periodic behavior.
A strongly convergent simultaneous cutter method for
finding the minimal norm solution to common fixed point
problem
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, FACULTY OF  SCIENCE
KHON KAEN UNIVERSITY, KHON KAEN, 40002,  THAILAND, NIMANA NIMIT , ARTSAWANG NATTHAPHON ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS, FACULTY OF SCIENCE
NARESUAN UNIVERSITY, PHITSANULOK, 65000, THAILAND  AND RESEARCH CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS, FACULTY OF SCIENCE,
NARESUAN UNIVERSITY, PHITSANULOK, 65000, THAILAND
Published: October 2024

In this paper, we propose a strongly convergent simultaneous cutter method for finding the min-
imal norm solution over the intersection of fixed point sets of cutters. The proposed method is the combination
of the simultaneous cutter method and the strongly variance of Krasnosel’ski˘ı-Mann method. We show a strong
convergence result of the sequence generated by the proposed method to the unique minimal norm solution. We
finally present the numerical experiments on the minimal norm solution over a finite number of linear feasibility
problem.
Weak convergence of inertial proximal point algorithm for
a family of nonexpansive mappings in Hilbert spaces
Authors:   CHIANG MAI RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CHIANG MAI 50300, THAILAND, TIAMMEE SUPALIN , TIAMMEE JUKRAPONG ,   CHIANG MAI RAJABHAT UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CHIANG MAI 50300, THAILAND
Published: October 2024

In this paper, we modified proximal point algorithm with some convex combination technique
to approximate a minimizer, equilibrium point and a common fixed point of a family of nonexpansive mappings
in Hilbert spaces. We establish a weak convergence theorem under some mild conditions. Moreover, we also
provide a numerical example to illustrate the convergence behavior of the proposed iterative method.
Voronovskaja type theorem for some nonpositive
Kantorovich type operators
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND  COMPUTER SCIENCE
TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY OF BRAŞOV
STR IULIU MANIU NO 51, BRAŞOV, ROMANIA, VASIAN BIANCA IOANA
Published: October 2024

In this paper we will study a Voronovskaja type theorem and a simultaneous approximation result for a new class of generalized Bernstein
operators. The new operators are obtained using a generalization of Kantorovich's method, namely, we will introduce a sequence of operators $K_n^l=D^l\circ B_{n+l}\circ I^l$, where $B_{n+l}$ are Bernstein operators, $D^{l}f=f^{(l)}+a_{l-1}f^{(n-1)}+\dots+a_1f'+a_0f$ is a differential operator with constant coefficients $a_j,\ j\in\{0,\dots,l-1\}$ and $I^{l}$ a corresponding antiderivative
operator such that $D^{l}\circ I^{l}=Id$.
Two inertial projective Mann forward-backward algorithm for variational inclusion problems
and application to stroke prediction
Authors:   SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF PHAYAO
PHAYAO 56000, THAILAND, PEEYADA PRONPAT , KITISAK PONKAMON ,   SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF PHAYAO
PHAYAO 56000, THAILAND, CHOLAMJIAK WATCHARAPORN ,   SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF PHAYAO
PHAYAO 56000, THAILAND, YAMBANGWAI DAMRONGSAK ,   SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF PHAYAO
PHAYAO 56000, THAILAND
Published: October 2024

This paper presents a two inertial technique with a projection Mann forward-backward splitting
algorithm for solving variational inclusion problems that exhibit weak convergence under suitable conditions
in Hilbert spaces. Furthermore, we provide a numerical example in infinitely dimensional spaces to support
the main result. Finally, we provide an application for data classification using an extreme learning machine.
According to data provided by the World Health Organization (WHO), stroke is recognized as the predominant
contributor to mortality and disability on a global scale. To appraise the efficacy of our algorithm, we procured
a dependable dataset for stroke prediction from the Kaggle website. The best algorithm that performed this task
is ours compared to other machine learning methods.
Convergence of self-adaptive Tseng-type algorithms for split variational inequalities and fixed point problems
Authors:   SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
TIANGONG UNIVERSITY
TIANJIN 300387, CHINA AND
 CENTER FOR ADVANCED INFORMATION  TECHNOLOGY
KYUNG HEE UNIVERSITY
SEOUL 02447, KOREA, YAO YONGHONG , SHAHZAD NASEER ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY
JEDDAH 21589, SAUDI ARABIA, POSTOLACHE MIHAI ,   ROMANIAN ACADEMY
GH. MIHOC-C. IACOB INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS
BUCHAREST 050711, ROMANIA AND
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND INFORMATICS
UNIVERSITY “POLITEHNICA” OF BUCHAREST
BUCHAREST 060042, ROMANIA, YAO JEN-CHIH ,   RESEARCH CENTER FOR  INTERNEURAL COMPUTING
CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, CHINA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
TAICHUNG 40402, TAIWAN
Published: October 2024

In this paper, we survey iterative algorithms for solving split variational inequalities and fixed point problems in Hilbert spaces. The investigated split problem is involved in two pseudomonotone operators and two pseudocontractive operators. We propose a self-adaptive Tseng-type algorithm for finding a solution of the split problem. Strong convergence
of the suggested algorithm is shown under weaker conditions than sequential weak-to-weak continuity imposed on two pseudomonotone operators.
The Radon-Nikod ´ym property for the Fourier space of
some hypergroups
Authors:   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF LOMÉ
PO BOX 1515, LOMÉ, TOGO, ETSE KOSSI R. , LAKMON ANATÉ K. ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF LOMÉ
PO BOX 1515, LOMÉ, TOGO, MENSAH YAOGAN ,   DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
UNIVERSITY OF LOMÉ
PO BOX 1515, LOMÉ, TOGO AND UNIVERSITY OF ABOMEY-CALAVI
INTERNATIONAL CHAIRE IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS
BENIN
Published: October 2024

In this paper, we study the Radon-Nikod\`ym Property for the Fourier space of a commutative compact hypergroup and that of a compact (non necessarily commutative) hypergroup.
We prove the coincidence of the weak-* topology and the norm topology on the unit sphere of the subset $A_K(H)$ of the Fourier space $A(H)$ of a commutative hypergroup $H$ consisting of elements that have support in a fixed compact subset $K$ of the hypergroup $H$. Finally, we derive the fact that $A_K(H)$ has the Radon-Nikod\'ym property.
Properties of Restricted Cascade Product of Fuzzy Finite
State Machines
Authors:   RAJARAM COLLEGE, SHIVAJI  UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
KOLHAPUR, PIN CODE - 416 004, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA, MORYE S. A. , CHAUDHARI S. R. ,   KBC NORTH MAHARASHTRA UNIVERSITY, JALGAON
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
JALGAON, PIN CODE - 425 001, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
Published: October 2024

n this paper our sole aim is to introduce the Restricted cascade product of fuzzy finite state
machines without the condition of completeness which was very much needed for Restricted cascade product
of fuzzy finite switchboard state machines. The authors also aim to verify the properties of this product with all
other products such as Full direct product, restricted direct product, cascade product, wreath product, cartesian
product, direct sum and sum with respect to the notions of isomorphism and coverin