The paper aims to study a multi-period maximal covering location problem with the configuration of different types facilities, as an extension classical (MCLP). proposed model can have applications such locating disaster relief hospitals, and chain supermarkets. facilities are supposed be comprised various units, called modules. modules sizes transfer between during planning horizon according d...

We consider definably compact groups in an o-minimal expansion of a real closed field. It is known that to each such group G is associated a natural exact sequence 1→ G00 → G → G/G00 → 1 where G00 is the “infinitesimal subgroup” of G and G/G00 is a compact real Lie group. We show that given a connected open subset U of G/G00 there is a canonical isomorphism between the fundamental group of U an...

We propose a systematic methodology for defining tournament solutions as extensions of maximality. The central concepts of this methodology are maximal qualified subsets and minimal stable sets. We thus obtain an infinite hierarchy of tournament solutions, encompassing the top cycle, the uncovered set, the Banks set, the minimal covering set, and the tournament equilibrium set. Moreover, the hi...

We prove a Covering Theorem that allows us to prove modified norm inequalities for general maximal operators. We will also give applications to convergence of a sequence of linear operators and the differentiation of the integral.

let $g=(v‎, ‎e)$ be a graph with $p$ vertices and $q$ edges‎. ‎an emph{acyclic‎ ‎graphoidal cover} of $g$ is a collection $psi$ of paths in $g$‎ ‎which are internally-disjoint and cover each edge of the graph‎ ‎exactly once‎. ‎let $f‎: ‎vrightarrow {1‎, ‎2‎, ‎ldots‎, ‎p}$ be a bijective‎ ‎labeling of the vertices of $g$‎. ‎let $uparrow!g_f$ be the‎ ‎directed graph obtained by orienting the...

Given a vector space V and a non-singular quadratic form Q on V , the orthogonal group O(Q) is the subgroup of GL(V ) that preserves Q. The special orthogonal group SO(Q) is given by O(Q) ∩ SL(V ). If Q is the standard inner product on R then SO(Q) is denoted SO(n). This is a connected, compact Lie group. For n > 2, the group is semi-simple. In the case that n is odd, SO(n) corresponds to the D...