‎This note deals with the systems of parabolic equations with local and localized sources involving $n$ components‎. ‎We obtained the exponent regions‎, ‎where $kin {1,2,cdots,n}$ components may blow up simultaneously while the other $(n-k)$ ones still remain bounded under suitable initial data‎. ‎It is proved that different initial data can lead to different blow-up phenomena even in the same ...

The non-abelian tensor product of groups which has its origins in algebraic K-theory as well as inhomotopy theory, was introduced by Brown and Loday in 1987. Group theoretical aspects of non-abelian tensor products have been studied extensively. In particular, some studies focused on the relationship between the exponent of a group and exponent of its tensor square. On the other hand, com...

‎given an integer $n$‎, ‎we denote by $mathfrak b_n$ and $mathfrak c_n$ the classes of all groups $g$ for which the map $phi_{n}:gmapsto g^n$ is a monomorphism and an epimorphism of $g$‎, ‎respectively‎. ‎in this paper we give a characterization for groups in $mathfrak b_n$ and for groups in $mathfrak c_n$‎. ‎we also obtain an arithmetic description of the set of all integers $n$ such that a gr...

This note introduces a new general conjecture correlating the dimensionality dT of an infinite lattice with N nodes to the asymptotic value of its Wiener Index W(N). In the limit of large N the general asymptotic behavior W(N)≈Ns is proposed, where the exponent s and dT are related by the conjectured formula s=2+1/dT allowing a new definition of dimensionality dW=(s-2)-1. Being related to the t...

this note introduces a new general conjecture correlating the dimensionality dt of an infinitelattice with n nodes to the asymptotic value of its wiener index w(n). in the limit of large nthe general asymptotic behavior w(n)≈ns is proposed, where the exponent s and dt are relatedby the conjectured formula s=2+1/dt allowing a new definition of dimensionality dw=(s-2)-1.being related to the topol...

We survey properties of the set of possible exponents of subsets of Zn (equivalently, exponents of primitive circulant digraphs on n vertices). Let En denote this exponent set. We point out that En contains the positive integers up to √ n, the ‘large’ exponents ⌊ 3 ⌋+1, ⌊ 2 ⌋, n−1, and for even n ≥ 4, the additional value n 2 −1. It is easy to see that no exponent in [n 2 +1, n−2] is possible, ...