Browsing by Department "Mathematics and Statistics"
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A Burr type X chain-of-links model
(Texas Tech University, 2001-05)In this thesis, the study of the Burr type X (often abbreviated BurrX) family of distributions applied to the chain-of-links model is considered. The Burr type X distribution was introduced by I. W. Burr in 1942. At that ... -
A college approach to fractals in middle school
(2005-08)The algebra and geometry of complex numbers were presented to eighth and ninth grade mathematics classes. The purpose of the presentations was to determine if this college level mathematics would have an influence on the ... -
A comparison of mean and mode for bayesian problem
(2014-12)Simulation is wildly used in many academic research areas. This thesis will set up a model to find out the true price in a new market from an urn problem. Black and white balls are drawn from the urn with replacement. From ... -
A computational model for flexible wing based micro air vehicles
(2006-08)Due to the complexities of the wing structure of a micro air vehicle, MAV, a computational model of the aircraft wing requires a combination of many structural elements. The wing typically consists of a flexible membrane ... -
A computational three-field methodology for non-conforming finite elements over partitioned domains
(2005-05)In this thesis, we describe a computational methodology to couple physical processes defined over independent sub-domains, that are partitions of a global domain in three-dimensions. The methodology presented helps to ... -
A Dynamic Approach for Separable Concave Quadratically Constrained Programming Problems
(2018-12-07)In this work, we report and analyze the results of applying a dynamic approach that employs piecewise linear functions for approximating nonlinear functions. Specifically the focus of this study is on quadratically constrained ... -
A dynamical system study of the Hodgkin-Huxley Model of nerve membrane
(2012-08)Equations of the Hodgkin and Huxley model of action potentials in squid giant axons have been studied and described in this thesis. Explanation of the development of the space clamp model that won its authors the Nobel ... -
A finite difference method for a Stefan problem
(Texas Tech University, 1978-05)The purpose of this paper is to approximate the solution of a Stefan problem using an implicit finite difference analog for the heat equation and an explicit finite difference analog for the differential equation describing ... -
A four moment solution to the Behrens-Fisher problem
(Texas Tech University, 1981-12)Not available -
A generalized invariant imbedding for wave propagation
(Texas Tech University, 1983-05)Not available -
A generalized linear complexity
(Texas Tech University, 1992-05)Certain cryptographic applications require pseudo-random sequences which are "unpredictable," in the sense that recovering the sequence from a short captured segment is computationally infeasible. Such sequences are said ... -
A graduate pedagogy course for mathematics teaching assistants
(Texas Tech University, 2005-05)We will describe a three semester-hour graduate level mathematics course which focuses on issues related to the teaching of mathematics at the college level and is taken by all new graduate students entering our program ... -
A graduate pedagogy course for mathematics teaching assistants
(2005-05)We will describe a three semester-hour graduate level mathematics course which focuses on issues related to the teaching of mathematics at the college level and is taken by all new graduate students entering our program ... -
A group of families of polynomials with imaginary zeros
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A jump-diffusion stochastic differential equation eodel for insurance in risk-sharing villages
(2013-12)This thesis presents the idea of insurance in risk-sharing villages in less developed countries. In less developed world people deal with different kinds of risks which yield high variation in household income. These risks ... -
A mathematical model of human saccadic eye movement
(Texas Tech University, 1998-05)A homeomorphic model of the eye movement plant is developed and used to simulate human saccadic eye movement. The Hill-based model incorporates nonlinear musculotendon dynamics. The effects of particular system parameters ... -
A method for truncation of a sequential test assuming an underlying exponential density function
(Texas Tech University, 1967-06)Not available -
A method of classification by geometric characteristics of certain equations in N variables through the use of extended analytic geometry
(Texas Tech University, 1963-06)Not available -
A model based data fusion algorithm using Bayesian hierarchal modeling for density estimation of rare species
(2018-08)Estimating relative abundance of a species is one of the most important problems arising in ecology. Traditionally, such estimates are obtained using capture-mark- recapture methodologies. Non-invasive procedures, for ...