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Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1
Dr. Franziska Freeh, (Editor)
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Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1
Dr. Franziska Freeh, (Editor)
This book covers keys areas of management. The contributions by the authors include Classical Mechanics, Electro Techniques, Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Relativity, Chemistry: Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Bio Chemistry, Mathematics: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Combinatorics, Differential Equations, Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Abstract Algebra (includes group theory, ring theory, field theory, and module theory), Topology, Number Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics, Game Theory, Functional Analysis, Algebraic Geometry, Differential Geometry, Dynamical Systems (includes “chaos theory”), Numerical Analysis, Set Theory, Category Theory, Model Theory, Biology.
Chapters of the book:
Chapter 1: Introduction To Solid Lipid Nano Particles- An Overview
Divya Sanganabhatla, R. Shyam Sunder, Harshit Malpani
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 6-25
Chapter 2: Extraction, Isolation and Characterization of Natural Products from Medicinal Plants
Mohammed Golam Rasul
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 26-54
Chapter 3: On the Invariance Property for S−Flows in Ttopological Dynamics System
Abdulkafi A. Al-Rafaei, Amin Saif
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 55-72
Chapter 4: Conventional Extraction Methods Use in Medicinal Plants, their Advantages and Disadvantages
Mohammed Golam
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 73-110
Chapter 5: Audio Monoid Algebras and Application
Latifa Faouzi
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 111-130
Chapter 6: H.Pylori Related Peptic Ulcer Disease–Overview
Divya Sanganabhatla
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 131-150
Chapter 7: Amino Acid Composition of Oyster Mushroom as Influenced by Zn, cu, Fe, and Pyrites Treatment
Monal Singh
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 151-180
Chapter 8: The Davidon Fletcher and Powel Method Tested on Quadratic Functions
Awatif M. A. Elsiddieg
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 181-203
Chapter 9: The Role of MIS in The Banking System in Albania
Jona Muliri
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 204-211
Chapter 10: Research of Pulse Coupled Neural Network on Image Processing
Zhenyu Han
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 212-225
Chapter 11: Prognostic Capacity of Oxidative Biomarkers in Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation
Mariya Negreva
Cutting-edge Research in Biochemistry, Dynamical Systems, and Neurobiology Vol. 1, 27 March 2022, Pages: 226-254
| Format | E-book |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| ISBN 13 | 9784593614967 |
| Publisher | Lighthouse Books |
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