[email protected] Phone no. +91 9501544877 Abstract Moebius and Poland syndromes are rare congenital anomalies. Poland syndrome (PS) is characterized by unilateral aplasia/hypoplasia of the breast and pectoralis muscle and ipsilateral deformities in the extremities. However, Moebius-Poland syndrome is rarer than the isolated syndromic conditions. Moebius syndrome is characterized by unilateral...

We discuss differences between genera of smooth and locally-flat non-orientable surfaces in the 4-ball with boundary a given torus knot or 2-bridge knot. In particular, we establish that result by Batson on 4-genus knots does not hold category. further show certain families are an embedded Mobius band other 4-manifolds. Our investigation is motivated our approach to unify proof existence insc...

In this article, we exhibit a large class of Banach spaces whose open unit balls are bounded symmetric homogeneous domains. These Banach spaces, which we call J*-algebras, are linear spaces of operators mapping one Hilbert space into another and have a kind of Jordan tripte product structure. In particular, all Hilbert spaces and all B*--algebras are J*-algebras. Moreover, all four types of the...

Application of stochastic geometry methods to pattern recognition is analyzed. The paper is based on Trace-transformations of original images introduced in [1] into images on the Mobius band. Trace–transformation is a new geometrical transformation, which is connected with image scanning on complex trajectories, including random parameters trajectories. Based on this new geometric transformatio...

Abstract. The energy of a simple graph G arising in chemical physics, denoted by E(G), is defined as the sum of the absolute values of eigenvalues of G. We consider the asymptotic energy per vertex (say asymptotic energy) for lattice systems. In general for a type of lattice in statistical physics , to compute the asymptotic energy with toroidal, cylindrical, Mobius-band, Klein-bottle, and free...

Thus Harlan (1881) described the appearance of a patient with bilateral congenital facial and external rectus paralysis. Chisholm's account (1882) was equally clear. The collation of cases of congenital facial palsy combined with other cranial muscle weakness by Mobius (1892) led to more general recognition of nuclear degeneration (as he termed it), or agenesis, and to eponymous fame. More rece...