The non-Abelian finite simple groups and their automorphism groups play a crucial role in an inductive approach to the inverse problem of Galois theory. The rigidity method (see, for example, Malle and Matzat, 1999) has proved very efficient for deducing the existence of Galois extensions with such groups, as well as for the construction of polynomials generating such extensions. Nevertheless, ...

(cf. Eqn. (3), (4) of Ref. [1]). Phenomenologically, the coupling term can be motivated in the weak coupling limit by the requirement that it should yield a cos(φ1 − φ2) dependence on the phase difference and not change the free energy if two identical superconductors with the same phase are coupled to each other. For small γ and near Tc, it also reproduces the temperature dependence of the cri...

In this paper, by using the q-exponential operator technique on the q-integral form of the Sears transformation formula and a Gasper q-integral formula, we obtain their generalizations. 1 Notation In this paper, we follow the notation and terminology in ([4]). For a real or complex number q (|q| < 1). let (λ)∞ = (λ; q)∞ = ∞ ∏ n=1 (1 − aq); (1.1) and let (λ : q)μ be defined by (λ)μ = (λ; q)μ = (...

Shanker [3] obtained a PoissonAkash distribution (PAD), a Poisson mixture of Akash distribution, and discussed its various statistical and mathematical properties along with estimation of parameter and applications for count data from different fields of knowledge. Shanker [4,5] has also introduced size-biased and zero-truncated version of PAD and studied their properties, estimation of paramet...

Most studies examining gait asymmetry have focused on infants and toddlers and have tended to use subjective methods of evaluating movement. No previous studies have examined gait symmetry in older children with autism using objective motion capture systems. The purpose of this paper was to quantify gait symmetry in children with autism versus age-matched controls. Fourteen children with autism...

background: centre of pressure displacement is an indicator of postural control. children with cerebral palsy have poor postural control. one common intervention to enhance their balance is vestibular stimulation. the aim of this research was to investigate the effect of vestibular stimulation on cop parameters in children with cerebral palsy (3-10 years old). methods: this study was a randomiz...