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“International Conferences on Science and Computing” ICSC, 2021 January 23rd -24th

ICSC, 2021 Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

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COMMITTEES Chief Patron

Prof. R. A. Gupta

Vice-Chancellor, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota

Patron

Dr. K. Ram

IPS(Retd.), Chairman, VTS Rajasthan

Dr. K. R. Bagaria

Founder of VGU & VIT Campus (Ex-Member RPSC)

CA. Anil Bafna

Chairman, VIT, Jaipur

Host Institute Advisor

Er. Gaurav Bagaria, Director, VGU &VIT Campus

Er.Onkar Bagaria, CEO, VGU &VIT Campus

Prof.(Dr). Praveen Choudhry, Registrar, VGU &VIT Campus

Organising Chair

Er. Anil Bagaria ,Dy. Director, Vivekananda Institute of Technology

Prof. (Dr). Mayank Varshney, Principal, Vivekananda Institute of Technology

Dr. Kamlesh Jangid, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, India

Dr. Ritu Agrawal, MNIT, Jaipur

Dr. D. L. Suthar, Wollo University, Ethiopia

Dr. Serkan Araci, Hasan Kalyoncu University

General Chair

Dr. S. D. Purohhit, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, India

Dr. Vandana Agarwal, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Prof. K. S. Nisar, Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University

Prof. Suresh Chandra Satapathy, KIIT Deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar, India



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Organising Secretary

Dr. Sarita Chaudhary, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. Vikas Lamba, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Harish Sharma, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, India

Dr. Shrideh Khalaf Qasem Al-Omari, Al-Balqa Applied University

International Advisory Committee

Prof.(A K Verma, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Haugesund,

Norway

Prof. (Abdel Salam Gomaa, Qatar University, Doha

Prof. Aboul Ella Hassanien, Cairo University, Egypt

Prof. Ali A. Al –Jarrah,Sur University College, Oman

Prof. Zakia Hammouch, Harran University Turkey and Moulay Ismail University

Morocco

Prof. Ali Mirjalili, Torrens University Australia

Prof. Anand Nayyar, Graduate School, Duy Tan University, Da Nang, Viet Nam

Prof. Anand Paul, Kyungpook National University, South Korea

Prof. Anuradha Ranasinghe, Liverpool Hope University, UK

Prof. Ashish Kr. Luhach, The PNG University of Technology, Papua New Guinea

Prof. Atulya K. Nagar,Liverpool Hope University, UK

Prof. Carlos A Coello, Investigador CINVESTAV 3F (Professor with Distinction)

Prof. Dan Simon, Cleveland State University USA

Prof. Dumitru Baleanu ,Cankaya University

Prof. Faruk Ucar, Marmara University

Prof. Gonçalo Marques, University of Beira Interior, Portugal

Prof. Hanaa Hachimi, Ibn Tofail University, Morocco

Prof. J. Senthilnath,Institute for Infocomm Research (I²R) | Agency for Science,

Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore

Prof. Janos Arpad Kosa, Neumann Janos University, Hungary



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Prof. K. S. Nisar, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University

Prof. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Prof. Lipo wang, NTU Singapore

Prof. Mario José Diván, Universidad Nacional de La Pampa,La Pampa ,Argentina

Prof. Maurice Clerc, Independent Consultant, France

Prof. Mohammad S Khan,East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, USA

Prof. Neil Buckley, Liverpool Hope University, UK

Prof. Noor Zaman, Taylor's University, Malaysia

Prof. Prashant Jamwal, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan

Prof. Ravinder Rena, NWU School of Business, North West University, Mafikeng

Campus, South Africa

Prof. Said Salhi , Kent Business School | University of Kent

Prof. Sanjeevi kumar Padmanaban, Aalborg University, Esbjerg, Denmark

National Advisory Committee

Prof. (Dr).Dhirendra Mathur, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, India

Prof. (Dr). V. V. Singh, Pro-President, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr). Prafull Kumar Udani, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr) Baldev Singh, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr) D. P. Darmora, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr) Y.C. Sharma, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. A. K. Singh, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad

(MNNIT), Allahabad

Prof. Adarsh Kumar, UPES, Dehradun

Prof. Ajay Vikram Singh,AIIT, Amity University Uttar Pradesh

Prof. Akhil Ranjan Garg, MBM Engg. College, Jodhpur

Prof. Alok Kanti Deb,Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

Prof. Anurag Jain,GGSIP University, Delhi

Prof. Aruna Tiwari, Indian Institute of Technology Indore



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Prof. Arun Solanki,Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida

Prof. Ashvini Chaturvedi,NIT Suratkal

Prof. Ayush Dogra,CSIR NPDF, CSIR-CSIO Research Lab, Government Of India

Prof. B. Padmaja Rani, JNTU Hyderabad

Prof. Basant Agarwal,IIIT Kota, Rajasthan India

Prof. Debasish Ghose, IISc Bangalore

Prof. Deepak Garg, Bennett University, India'

Prof. Dinesh Goyal,Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur

Prof. Garima Mittal. IIM Lucknow

Prof. Janmenjoy Nayak,Aditya Institute of Technology and Management

(AITAM)(An Autonomous Institution) Tekkali,

Prof. K. Kotturu,Srikakulam, India

Prof. Kapil Sharma, Dtu

Prof. Kedar Nath Das, National Institute of Technology Silchar (NITS), Silchar, India

Prof. Kusum Deep, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India

Prof. Mahesh Bundele,Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur

Prof. Manju, JIIT, Noida

Prof. Manoj Thakur, IIT Mandi

Prof. N. R. Pal, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India

Prof. Nilanjan Dey, Techno India College of Technology, India

Prof. Nishchal K. Verma, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India

Prof. P. Vijaykumar, University College Of Engineering Tindivanam

Prof. Pankaj Srivastava, MNNIT, Prayagraj

Prof. R. C. Mittal,Jaypee Institute of Inormation Technology, India

Prof. Ravi Raj Choudhary, Central University of Rajasthan

Prof. S. Sundaram, IISc Bangalore

Prof. Sarbani Roy, Jadavpur University, Kolkata

Prof. Satish Chand, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Prof. Sudeep Tanwar, NIRMA University, Gujrat

Prof. Sunita Agrawal,Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad



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Prof. Suresh Satapathy,KIIT Deemed to be University , Bhubaneswar

Prof. Swagatam Das,Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India

Prof. T. V. Vijay Kumar,Jawaharlal Nehru University

Prof. Vivek Jaglan, GEHU, Dehradun

Publicity Committee

Er. Dhiraj Singh Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Satish Jangid, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr).Pinky Lata, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Prof. Anupam Yadav, Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar

Prof. Mukesh Saraswat, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida, India

Prof. Faruk Ucar,Marmara University

Prof. Mukesh Prasad, University of Technology Sydney

Dr. V. K. Vyas, Sur University College, Oman

Publication Committee

Dr. Mridula Purohit, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Dr. Praveen Navin, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Ankesh Gupta ,Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Mukur Gupta ,Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. Chandan Ujjrari, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Er. Shaina Arora, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Session Management Committee

Er. Deepanshu Arora, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Naveen Dadhich Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Rahul Mishra, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. YagvendraKumawat, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Dr. Devendra Kumar, University of Rajasthan, India

Dr. Jagdev Singh, JECRC University, Jaipur, India

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Dr. Rakesh Parmar, BTU Bikaner, India

Dr. Sanjay Jain, Amity University Rajasthan, Jaipur, India

Organising Committee

Dr. Deepak Bhatia, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, India

Dr. Mahesh Jangid Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. Shalini Saxena, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. Mansi Malik, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Dr. Tripti Verma, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Er. Krishna Murari, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Ankesh Gupta ,Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Er. Mukur Gupta, Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Dr. Ravindra Kumar, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Ms. Prachi Agarwal, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Ms. Deepti Arora Chugh, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur



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Dr. K. Ram

IPS (Retd.), Chairman, VTS Rajasthan

Message

A conference is a place where true meeting of minds happen. Researchers, who have done a good

deal of thinking about their idea, come forward and share their thoughts with fellow researchers.

The conference like ICSC 2021 allows the exchange of expertise which in turn will ignite more

ideas and ways of improving the presented ideas. The biggest beneficiaries hence will be the

attendees who truly participate.

I congratulate Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and the organizing team of Vivekananda

Institute of Technology, Jaipur and Soft Computing Research Society for enabling innovation

through a conference such as ICSC 2021. With the blurred boundaries between domains,

technologies getting merged and less compelling technologies practically disappearing, we need to

be updated on how our world is evolving and changing. We can make use of ICSC 2021

proceedings to add value to ourselves, our research and our communities.

Wish you all a great conference!

(Dr. K. Ram)



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Dr. K. R. Bagaria

Founder of VGU & VIT Campus

(Ex-Member RPSC)

Message

I am happy to note that the Vivekananda Institute of Technology in association with Rajasthan

Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is organizing a two-day

International Conference on Science and Computing during 23rd-24th January 2021.

Vivekananda Institute of Technology was established in the year 2008.The Institute has emerged as

a premier centre of technical education with an illustrious list of alumni placed in various national

and international industries of repute. Conferences bring together people of varied experiences and

provide an opportunity to everyone to share their thoughts. Mutual participation and high quality

deliberations create inspiring learning environment resulting into innovative ideas. Today’s

industry expects such inputs to bring home new innovations and inventions.

I take this opportunity to welcome all eminent speakers and participants from India and abroad. I

am sure the participants will have a unique opportunity to interact closely in latest areas of Science

and Computing in order to provide a boost to different technology dimensions of current era.

Besides, I would like to thank Rajasthan Technical University, Kota (Raj) for sponsoring the

conference under TEQUIP III so as to make this conference successful and, possibly, a memorable

one.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation and best wishes to the organizers and participants.

(Dr. K.R Bagaria)



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CA. Anil Bafna

Chairman, VIT, Jaipur

Message

Conferences provide a platform for researchers to get networked and exchange the ideas for further

progress in research and development. I am glad to note that Vivekananda Institute of Technology,

Jaipur in association with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research

Society is organizing a two-day online International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC

2021) during 23rd - 24th January 2021.

Scientific computing is a rapidly growing field that uses advanced computing capabilities to

understand and solve complex problems. The conference will provide an opportunity to the

participants to deliberate and discuss on the latest developments in the field of science and

computing.

I wish all the conference participants and organizers a big success!

(CA. Anil Bafna)



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Er. Gaurav Bagaria

Director, VGU &VIT Campus

Message

I am happy to acknowledge that Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in collaboration with

Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is organizing a two-

day online International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) sponsored by RTU

TEQUIP(Phase III) during 23rd - 24th January 2021.

Scientific computation is an area of science which spans many disciplines, but at its core, it

involves the development of models and simulations to understand natural systems. I have the

strong conviction that the deliberations of this conference would be of immense help to all the

participants.

My warmest congratulations to the organizers for their relentless efforts and dedication!

(Er. Gaurav Bagaria)



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Er. Onkar Bagaria

CEO, VGU &VIT Campus

Message

It gives me immense pleasure to extend my warm welcome to all delegates, invitees and

participants of the TEQIP Phase III sponsored Virtual two-day International conference on Science

and Computing in association with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing

Research Society during 23rd -24th January 2021.

If we need any kind of change, it needs research! Research, in terms of technological interventions

for the change and the after effects of the change needs to be propagated. To combat issues of

recent times like global warming, health and environmental degradation needs combined research

by various faculties. This conference aims at bringing various ignited minds together so that we can

strengthen our future research prospective. I am very much sure that by this conference we all will

be updated by the recent developments in the domain of Science and Computing. The outcome of

the conference will be surely fruitful. The recommendations will be put up to respective

professional bodies for giving directions to future research.

I welcome all the participants and also thank all the members of the advisory board and invited

speakers for their expert comments and active participation

(Er. Onkar Bagaria)



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Prof. (Dr) Vijay Veer Singh

Pro-President,

Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Message

The foundation stones of VGU & VIT Campus are laid on the essence of academic pursuit and

excellence. Excellence in any work can be achieved with utmost dedication, hard work, and

perseverance. We, at VGU & VIT Campus, have made this dictum our motto and way of life in

every single activity in the campus.

Research and development forms the backbone of our curriculum at VGU & VIT Campus. I am

happy to acknowledge that Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in collaboration with

Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is organizing a two-

day online International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) sponsored by RTU

TEQUIP(III) during 23rd - 24th January 2021. The conference will definitely provide a platform to

leading academic scientists, experts from industry, and researchers in their domains of expertise to

share their knowledge and experiences in the field of Science and Computing and ensure its

applications.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation and best wishes to the organizers and participants

and I hope that the conference will be a grand success.

(Prof. Dr. Vijay Veer Singh)



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Prof.(Dr.) Praveen Choudhry

Registrar, VGU &VIT Campus

Message

In this age of rapidly changing technologies, it is essential for professionals to keep abreast of the

latest developments, emerging trends in the area of science and computing. I am glad to note that

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in association with Rajasthan Technical University,

Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is organizing a two-day online International Conference

on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) on 23rd - 24th January, 2021.

Conference provides an excellent platform to researchers , academician and industry to

professionals hold discussions, present their original work and exchange ideas, information,

techniques and applications and I am confident that this conference will be a great learning

experience for professionals, students and researchers alike in the field of science and computing.

I congratulate the organizers and wish the conference a grand success.

(Prof. Dr. Praveen Choudhry)



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Er. Anil Bagaria

Dy. Director, Vivekananda Institute of Technology

Message

It is a matter of great pleasure that Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in collaboration

with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is organizing a

two-day online International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) during 23rd - 24th

January 2021.

As the ICSC 2021 includes a number of expert keynote speeches, research paper presentations, and

invited talks, this will definitely go a long way in enriching the knowledge of the participants.

During the conference the ideas of advancements taking place in the areas of Science and

Computing will be discussed by the scientists and industry experts and the outcome of the

conference will surely be fruitful.

I congratulate the organizers and participants and wish the conference a grand success.

(Er.Anil Bagaria)



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Prof. Dhirendra Mathur

TEQIP-III Coordinator,

Rajasthan Technical University, Kota

Message

I am delighted to know that Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Vivekananda Institute of

Technology, Jaipur are organizing a two-day “International Conference on Science and Computing

(ICSC 2021)” during January 23-24, 2021 in Virtual mode under the aegis of TEQIP-III RTU

(ATU).

I am sure that this conference will inculcate the much needed research culture among participants

and initiate interactions among researchers, scholars and scientists to exchange the ideas of recent

advances in the areas of Science and Computing and their applications.

I wish the conference all the very best and urge all participants to brainstorm on the various thrust

areas of the conference and look forward to their active participation.

(Prof. Dhirendra Mathur)



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Prof. K.S. Nisar

Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University

Saudi Arabia

Organizing Chair

Message

I am pleased to hear that the Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Vivekananda Institute of

Technology, Jaipur, in collaboration with the Soft Computing Research Society, India, is hosting a

two-day "International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021)" in virtual mode from

23-24 January 2021.

I believe that this conference will be a strong forum for young researchers to exchange knowledge

in the areas of science and computing and their applications.

I hope the event all the very best and recommend all members to discuss and look forward to their

active participation in the different main areas of the conference.

(Prof. K.S. Nisar)



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Prof. (Dr.) Mayank Varshney

Principal,Vivekananda Institute of Technology

Message

It is a matter of extreme privilege to announce that we at Vivekananda Institute of Technology,

Jaipur in collaboration with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research

Society are organizing a two-day online International Conference on Science and Computing

sponsored by RTU TEQUIP (Phase III) during 23rd - 24th January 2021.

Conference provides an open forum for scientists, researchers and engineers to discuss nascent

innovations and research advancements. The two days schedule of ICSC includes delivery of talks

by senior scientists and delegates, research paper presentations in the areas of Science and

Computing. This conference will be a wonderful opportunity for faculty members, participants, and

delegates to gain quality inputs useful for their future research in this knowledge based society.

I congratulate the organizing team and wish the conference a great success.

Prof. (Dr). Mayank Varshney



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Prof. (Dr.) Baldev Singh

Dean, FET, VGU

Message

The science and engineering research conducted in academic institutions, industry, R & D

Laboratories and elsewhere plays a critical role in raising our standard of living, creating jobs,

improving health and providing for national security and development. I am extremely happy to

note that Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in collaboration with Rajasthan Technical

University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is going to organize a two-day International

Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) in Virtual mode during January 23-24, 2021.

I am sure that this conference will inculcate the much needed research culture among participants

and trigger interactions among scientists, researchers, and industry experts to exchange the ideas of

recent advances in the areas of Science and Computing. The conference papers being published in

reputed journals will be of great source of information to the academicians, scholars and

industrialists.

I congratulate the organizing team and wish the conference a great success.

Prof. (Dr). Baldev Singh



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Prof (Dr.). D.P. Darmora

Dean, FBAS, VGU

Message

Conferences are necessary to bring in culture of information exchange and feedback on developing

trends in technologies. I am delighted to note that Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in

collaboration with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society is

going to organize a two-day International Conference on Science and Computing (ICSC 2021) in

Virtual mode during January 23-24, 2021.

Certainly, this type of conference not only brings the scientists, researchers, and industry experts at

one platform, but it also inculcates the research culture among the entire fraternity in the country,

thereby, contributing to the development of nation.

I hope that this conference would certainly induce innovative ideas among the participants paving

way for new inventions and technologies in the areas of Science and Computing. I wish the

conference a grand success.

Prof (Dr.) D.P. Darmora



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Er. Dheeraj Singh

Vice Principal, VIT

Message

It is a matter of immense pleasure that we, at Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in

association with Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Soft Computing Research Society, are

going to organize a two-day online International Conference on Science and Computing sponsored

by RTU TEQUIP (Phase III) during 23rd - 24th January 2021.

Our conference ICSC 2021 serves as an excellent forum for the researchers, academicians, and

experts from industry to freely exchange the views and ideas with others. I have a strong conviction

that the combined efforts of researchers and experts from the domain of Science and Computing

will explore and open up opportunities for participants to learn that will result into innovative ideas.

I would like to congratulate the organizing team for their laudable efforts and also wish them

grand success in conducting the conference.

(Er. Dheeraj Singh)



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Dr. Vandana Agarwal

General Chair, ICSC 2021

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Message

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur consider it is a privilege to hold TEQIP-III sponsored

two-day International Conference on “Science and Computing (ICSC 2021)” during January 23-24,

2021 in Virtual mode. Thank you Rajasthan Technical University, Kota for giving an opportunity to

organize this conference in our esteemed institute sponsored under TEQIP- RTU (ATU III) project

in association with Soft Computing Research Society (SCRS).

On behalf of the general chair, I extend my hearty welcome to all the resource persons, delegates

and participants from India and abroad.

Computing draws on mathematics and computer science to develop the best way to use computer

systems to solve complex problems from science and engineering. This International Conference

will provide a wonderful platform for several experts, administrators, researchers, scientists and

developers for a productive mutual exchange of not only knowledge but also sharing their

experiences among delegates having varied level of expertise. The conference will offer ample

opportunities to explore collaboration in teaching, research and transfer of technology.

I again thankful to RTU to show trust in us to initiate the conduction of this conference. I wish the

conference a grand success.

(Prof. Dr. Vandana Agarwal)



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Dr. Sarita Chaudhary

Organizing Secretary, ICSC 2021

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Message

As a Organizing Secretary of the two-day International Conference on “Science and Computing

(ICSC 2021)”to be held from January 23-24, 2021 in Virtual mode, it is my great pleasure to invite

all of the great scientists, academicians, young researchers, delegates and students from all over the

world to attend this International Conference.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it’s an honour to host this international Conference at

Vivekananda Institute of Technology, Jaipur in association with Rajasthan Technical University,

Kota and Soft Computing Research Society (SCRS) sponsored under TEQIP- RTU (ATU

III)project.

This International Conference goal is to bring together, a multi-disciplinary group of scientists and

engineers from all over the world to present and exchange break-through ideas relating to the

science and computing. It promotes top level research and to globalize the quality research in

general, thus making discussions, presentations more internationally competitive and focusing

attention on the recent outstanding achievements in the field of science & engineering and future

trends and needs. The Organizing Committee also presents Souvenir on the occasion of this

Conference containing the programmer, special articles and write-ups on the theme of the

conference.

I welcome you all to this conference and look forward to your participation. I wish grand success to

this conference.

(Prof. Dr. Sarita Chaudhary)



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ABOUT TEQIP-III

The project, third phase of Technical Education Quality Improvement Program

(referred to as TEQIP-III) is fully integrated with the twelfth five-year plan objectives

for Technical Education as a key component for improving the quality of engineering

education in existing institutions with a special consideration for low income states

and special category state and support to strengthen few affiliated technical

universities to improve their policy, academic and management practices.

RAJASTHAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, KOTA

Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) is located in Kota in the state of Rajasthan. It

was established in 2006 by the Government of Rajasthan. The university currently

affiliates about 112 Engineering Colleges, 5 B. Arch., 27 MCA Colleges, 60 MBA

Colleges, 48 M. Tech. Colleges and 2 Hotel Management and Catering Institutes.

The University aims to provide quality technical education which may help Rajasthan

in its technical development and will boost technical environment in the country.

ABOUT VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Inspired by the thought’s ideals of Swami Vivekananda, a team of committed

professionals and academicians established Vivekananda Institute of Technology in

2008. The campus has emerged as a premier centre of technical education in northern

India, possessing well developed infrastructure, facilities and an atmosphere

conducive to learning. The institute offers various undergraduate programmes in the

field of engineering. The institute is focused on enhancing technical and professional

skills of the faculty members and students. The major emphasis is on placements and

entrepreneurship development.



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ABOUT DEPARTMENT OF BASIC SCIENCES & HUMANITIES

The Deptartment of Basic Sciences and Humanities plays a unique and distinctive

role in an Institute where the ethos of science and Technology prevails. One of oldest

and ever-evolving department having a vision to excel in teaching & research,

recently reinforced with enthusiastic young faculty members. The Department

continues to grow and attain new paradigms by periodically organizing seminars,

symposia together both novice and experienced scientists with developers, to meet

new colleagues, collect new ideas and establish new cooperation between research

groups and provide a platform for researchers from academic and industry to present

their original work and exchange ideas, information, techniques and applications in

the field of Science and Computing, workshops and guest lectures.

The aim of the department is to provide high quality education in the field of applied

sciences and humanities for the undergraduate students in various engineering

courses.

SOFT COMPUTING RESEARCH SOCIETY (SCRS)

To promote research in soft computing and allied areas, Soft Computing Research

Society (SCRS) is established in 2013 with its headquarter in Delhi, India. Soft

Computing Research Society is a non-profit, Scientific Swarm of the

institutions/Labs/research/Scientist/academicians/research scholar/students/industry

R & D person interested in soft computing

OBJECTIVE OF THE CONFERENCE

The International Conference on Science and Computing is such a premier forum for

the presentation of new advances and research results in the fields of Science and

Scientific Computing. The conference will bring together leading academic scientists,

expert s from industry, and researchers in their domains of expertise from around the

world.



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Also ICSC aims to bring together both novice and experienced scientists with

developers, to meet new colleagues, collect new ideas and establish new cooperation

between research groups and provide a platform for researchers from academic and

industry to present their original work and exchange ideas, information, techniques

and applications in the field of Science and Computing.



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CONFERENCE THRUST AREAS

Fractional calculus Computational Engineering

Special Functions Control Theory

Fluid dynamics Discrete Mathematics

Approximation Theory Evolutionary Computation

Chaos Theory Information Theory and Coding

Circuits and Networks Numerical Analysis

Computational Mechanics Scientific Computing

Continuous Modelling Big Data Analytics

Cyber Security Number theory & Cryptography

Dynamical Systems Elastodynamics

Fuzzy Sets and Logic Image/Signal Processing

Inverse Problems Operations Research

Neural Networks Environmental Engineering

Optimal Control Universal Human values and

life skills

System Dynamics Material Science

Artificial Intelligence Wave Propagation

Control and Robotics Wavelets and Applications

Discrete Geometry Earth resources and Environment

Representation Theory Waste management,

Advanced Analysis Green chemistry

Differential Equations Hydrogen Storage

Applied Statistics Nanomaterial

Automation Materials for energy applications

Relativity and Cosmology Polymer and Composite materials

Complexity Theory



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ICSC 21-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Joining Links for

Inaugural Ceremony

and Keynote Talks

https://godrejandboyce.webex.com/godrejandboyce/onstage/g.ph

p?M TID=e339d4fb6fbbc54d1fbf3eb09c6d3e7fc

Parallel Sessions Link to join the Parallel Session

Session: A https://godrejandboyce.webex.com/godrejandboyce/onstage/g.php?

MTID=e b5b90090b8e0fc48e65478d9dda2f343

Session: B https://godrejandboyce.webex.com/godrejandboyce/onstage/g.php?

MTID=e c3363f4f8033b124fa04002f33ffd433

Session: C https://godrejandboyce.webex.com/godrejandboyce/onstage/g.php?

MTID=e e16be36ab0d316252a03a71798986450

Session: D https://godrejandboyce.webex.com/godrejandboyce/onstage/g.php?

MTID=e 7717a2bbb2525d8367e6f0c65cf2fcbc

Day 1 (23.01.2021)

Inaugural Ceremony: 01:00-02:00 PM (Indian Standard Time)

Keynote Speaker Date/Time

Dumitru Baleanu, Cankaya University, Turkey 02:00-03:00 PM

A. Swaminathan, IITR, India 03:00-04:00 PM

Parallel Session-I 04:00-05:00 PM

Parallel Session-II 05:00-06:00 PM

Pankaj Srivastava, MNNIT, Allahabad, India 06:00-06:45 PM

Hemen Dutta, Gauhati University, Guwahati, India 06:45-07:30 PM

Day 2 (24.01.2021)

Ravi P. Agarwal, Texas A&M University-Kingsville,

Kingsville, U.S.A. 10:00-11:00 AM

S.P. Harsha, IITR, India 11:00-12:00 Noon

Muhammad Nazam, Allama Iqbal Open University,

Pakistan

12:00-01:00 PM

Parallel Session-III 01:00-02:00 PM

Parallel Session-IV 02:00-03:00 PM

Sunil Kumar, NITJ, India 03:00-03:45 PM

S. Sivasubramanian, Anna University, India 03:45-04:30 PM

Valedictory 04:30-05:30 PM



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ICSC 21- PARALLEL SESSION SCHEDULE

Parallel Session Date/Time Paper ID

Day 1 (23.01.2021)

Session: I-A 04:00-05:00 PM 1, 2, 3, 4

Session: I-B 04:00-05:00 PM 9, 12, 25, 100

Session: I-C 04:00-05:00 PM 6, 7, 20, 106

Session: I-D 04:00-05:00 PM 10, 48, 56, 85

Session: I-E 04:00-05:00 PM 3, 24, 31, 32

Session: II-A 05:00-06:00 PM 37, 43, 89, 98

Session: II-B 05:00-06:00 PM 26,40, 63, 82

Session: II-C 05:00-06:00 PM 81, 83, 86, 93

Session: II-D 05:00-06:00 PM 50, 51, 52, 58

Session: II-E 05:00-06:00 PM 5, 13, 55, 59

Day 2 (24.01.2021)

Session: III-A 01:00-02:00 PM 74, 75, 76, 94

Session: III-B 01:00-02:00 PM 33, 34, 36, 60, 84

Session: III-C 01:00-02:00 PM 11, 19, 96, 99

Session: III-D 01:00-02:00 PM 17, 29, 39, 44

Session: III-E 01:00-02:00 PM 71, 77, 79, 80

Session: IV-A 02:00-03:00 PM 57, 67, 70, 78

Session: IV-B 02:00-03:00 PM 68, 90, 102, 104

Session: IV-C 02:00-03:00 PM 49, 61, 62, 64

Session: IV-D 02:00-03:00 PM 15, 42, 73, 101

Session: IV-E 02:00-03:00 PM 91, 97, 103, 105



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INDEX

S. N. AUTHOR(S) ABSTRACT TITLE

I PROF. RAVI P AGARWAL ARE WE PREPARED TO ACCEPT THE REALITY

II PROF. DUMITRU BALEANU

NEW ASPECTS OF FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AND

ITS APPLICATIONS

III PROF. S.P HARSHA NONLINEAR DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS

USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK

(CNN)

IV DR. A. SWAMINATHAN ROUTH ROMANOVSKI CLASS OF ORTHOGONAL

POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

V PROF. PANKAJ SRIVASTAVA SOFT COMPUTING MARKET RESEARCH

ANALYTICS ON RECOMMENDATION FOR

TOURISTS DESTINATIONS IN VARANASI-INDIA

VI DR. S.SIVASUBRAMANIAN

IMPACT OF QUANTUM CALCULUS IN GEOMETRIC FUNCTION THEORY

VII PROF. SUNIL KUMAR FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AND ITS

APPLICATIONS TO PHYSICAL SCIENCE

VIII DR. HEMEN DUTTA A GLIMPSE AT THE RENORMING THEORY FOR

THE FIXED POINT PROPERTY IN BANACH

SPACES

IX DR. MUHAMMAD NAZAM FIXED POINTS OF PEROV’S TYPE (Β, F)

CONTRACTIONS IN VECTOR-VALUED B-METRIC

SPACES

1. AJAY SHARMA, HARISH SHARMA, ASHISH KHANDELWAL AND

NIRMALA SHARMA

FUZZY DYNAMIC ADAPTION STRATEGY USING ABC TO DESIGN CONTROLLER PARAMETER OF

WIND TURBINE EMULATOR

2. NIRMALA SHARMA, HARISH

SHARMA, AJAY SHARMA, KAVITA

SHARMA AND PRASHANT SINGH

RANA

NATURE INSPIRED APPROACHES FOR WIND FARM

LAYOUT OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM: A SURVEY

3. PRASANNA A AND NISHAD T M WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS AND SOME COMPLEMENT

PROPERTIES OF WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS

4. PRASANNA A AND NISHAD T M

INTERVAL VALUED WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS

5. RITU AGARWAL AND URVASHI

PUROHIT SHARMA

BICOMPLEX VERSION OF GENERALIZED

STIELTJES TRANSFORM

6. ASHISH KHANDELWAL, NIRMALA

SHARMA, AJAY SHARMA &HARISH

SHARMA

DYNAMIC STABILITY ENHANCEMENT OF GRID

CONNECTED HYBRID SOLAR-WIND SYSTEM

USING GREY WOLF OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE

7. SHUBHAM KHANDELWAL FACIAL EMOTION RECOGNITION USING

TRANSFER LEARNING

8. VEDANTPACHORI, PUNEET SONI

AND MONIKA GARG

FINANCIAL SERVICES THROUGH MACHINE

LEARNING

9. PRIYANKA AGRAWAL, PRAVEEN

KUMAR DADHEECH, R.N JAT AND

S.D. PUROHIT

MHD FLOW OF GAMA-AL_2O_3 NANOFLUIDS

WITH THERMAL RADIATION AND HEAT

SOURCE/SINK EFFECTS OVER A STRETCHING

SURFACE EMBEDDED IN POROUS MEDIUM



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10. PRAVEEN KUMAR DADHEECH,

PRIYANKA AGRAWAL AND ANIL

SHARMA.

MARANGONI FLOW OF GAMA-AL_2O_3

NANOFLUIDS PAST A POROUS STRETCHING

SURFACE WITH THERMAL RADIATION IN PRESENCE OF INCLINED MHD

11. ANSIL SHARMA AND GOVIND RAI

GOYAL.

OPTIMAL SETTING OF PARAMETERS OF POWER

SYSTEM CONTROLLERS USING PSO TECHNIQUE

FOR ECONOMIC LOAD DISPATCH

12. HAILE HABENOMANTENEH AND

D.L. SUTHAR

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THE EFFECT OF

VACCINATION AND TREATMENTS FOR THE

TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS OF FRACTIONAL

ORDER HEPATITIS B MODEL.

13. BINIYAMSHIMELIS,

NIGUSSIEABEYE AND D.L. SUTHAR.

ON WEYL FRACTIONAL Q-INTEGRAL OPERATOR

ASSOCIATED WITH GENERAL CLASS OF Q-

POLYNOMIALS

14. EFENDI EFENDI THE PROJECTION OF INDONESIAN POPULATION

USING STOCHASTIC DIFFERRNTIAL EQUATION

15. GAJENDRA KUMAR SARASWAT, S.

K. SHARMA AND PRAVEEN

PUROHIT

A REVIEW OF HEAVY METALS CONTAMINANTS IN

DRINKING GROUND WATER AND THEIR

IMPLICATIONS ON HUMAN HEALTH

16. ABHINAV TYAGI SCIENTIFIC METHODS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

17. KRITIKA AND RITU AGARWAL

A MATHEMATICAL FRACTIONAL MODEL FOR

DIFFUSION OF CYTOSOLIC CALCIUM

18. SONAM CHHABRA WHY STUDY MATHEMATICS

19. NARAYAN KRISHAN VYAS 2X2 MIMO DUAL-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEM DESIGN FOR 5GENERATION TERMINALS

20. SANDIP MEHTA

DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF A STANDALONE

HYBRID PV SOLAR –FUEL CELL POWER PLANT

FOR CLEAN ELECTRICAL ENERGY FOR

REMOTELY LOCATED HAMLETS (DHANI)

21. SUNNY KUMAR AASOORI, RAJAB

ALI MALOOKANI AND SAJAD

HUSSAIN SANDILO

ON TRANSVERSAL VIBRATIONS OF AN AXIALLY

MOVING STRING UNDER STRUCTURAL DAMPING

22. JIHAD ASAD REMARKS ON THE TWO- POINT CAPACITANCE

FOR INFINITE 2D NETWORK

23. NAJNEEN

RAFI: PARALLEL DYNAMIC TEST-SUITE

REDUCTION FOR SOFTWARE

24. SUMIT JOSHI, RAHUL VYAS AND

SHAILENDRA BOHRA

ELECTRIC VEHICLES: CHARGING INTO THE

FUTURE

25. MANISH KRISHAN VYAS AND S. S.

TAK.

EFFECT OF RADIATION ON THREE DIMENSIONAL

COUETTE FLOW AND HEAT TRANSFER IN POROUS

MEDIUM BETWEEN TWO PERMEABLE PLATES WITH SINUSOIDAL TEMPERATURE

26. SAPNA MEENA AND SANJAY

BHATTER

SOME EXPANSION FORMULAE OF INCOMPLETE H-

FUNCTIONS USING LEIBNIZ RULE

27. ALI SLIMANI AND AMAR GUESMIA.

GLOBAL EXISTENCE THE SOLUTION OF

STOCHASTIC PERTURBED KELLER-SEGEL MODEL

28. ANUJ JHANKAL

MHD BOUNDARY LAYER CONVECTIVE FLOW AND

HEAT TRANSFER WITH LOW PRESSURE GRADIENT

VIA HE’S HOMOTOPY PERTURBATION METHOD

29. FAIZI RIMA

EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS OF WEAK

SOLUTIONS FOR THE TIME-FRACTIONAL

REACTION DIFFUSION PROBLEM

30. ASMAALAKHDAR

2D-TLM NUMERICAL METHOD APPLIED TO SOLVE

MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS FOR TE PROPAGATION

MODE

31. RAHUL VYAS, SUMITJOSHI AND

SHAILENDRA BOHRA.

A REVIEW ON A SYSTEMATIC IMPLEMENTATIONS

OF LEAN MANUFACTURING.

32. SUNITA CHAHAR AND DINESH

KUMAR YADAV

INPUT BASED RECAPITULATION OF MPPT

TECHNIQUES USED IN GRID CONNECTED

RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE

http://www.gecj.ac.in/

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33. NARENDRA SINGH SOLANKI,

SHOUKAT ALI AND NAVEEN JHA

CERTAIN IMAGE FORMULAS FOR THE (P, Θ)--

EXTENDED GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETRIC

FUNCTION

34. RITU AGARWAL, NAVEEN KUMAR AND RAKESH KUMAR PARMAR

GENERALIZED P-EXTENDED MATHIEU-TYPE SERIES AND ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES

35. AYUSHI BANSAL AND HUKUM

SINGH

CRYPTOSYSTEM BASED ON TRIPLE RANDOM

PHASE ENCODING WITH CHAOTIC HENON MAP

36. LAKHLIFASADEK AND HAMAD

TALIBIALAOUI.

THE EXTENDED BLOCK KRYLOV METHOD FOR

LARGE-SCALE GENERALIZED DIFFERENTIAL

SYLVESTER EQUATIONS

37. ABHAY VERMA

GENERATION FIREWALL TECHNOLOGY AND

DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN COMPARISON TO THE

TRADITIONAL FIREWALL TECHNOLOGY

38. ILHEMGACEM GLOBAL STABILITY AND LOCAL BIFURCATION OF

AN SIS EPIDEMIC MODEL WITH NONLINEAR

INFECTION FUNCTION

39. ELHARRAR NOUREDDINE, IGBIDA

JAOUAD AND TALIBI HAMAD

P(.)-LAPLACIAN PROBLEM WITH NONLINEAR

SINGULAR

40. MAMTA GUPTA AND KANAK MODI. FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION AND

DIFFERENTIATION OF THE (P, Q)--EXTENDED

MODIFIED BESSEL FUNCTION OF SECOND KIND

41. PIYUSH SHARMA, SHAILENDRA

BOHRA AND DINESH SHRINGI.

AN ANALYSIS OF NATURAL FREQUENCIES OF

FUNCTIONALLY GRADED ALUMINA CNT

COMPOSITES UNDER VARIOUS BOUNDARY CONDITIONS USING FOSDT

42. ADITYA JOSHI, MANOJ DIWAKAR,

DINESH C DOBHAL AND AMIT

JUYAL

ROLE OF TEXTBLOB IN TWITTER SENTIMENT

ANALYSIS: A CASE STUDY ON COVID-19

VACCINATION

43. SHAINA ARORA CRYPTOGRAPHY RESEARCH

44. HARSH SAXENA AND RITU

AGARWAL

A REVIEW OF THE FRACTIONAL ORDER

VISCOELASTIC MODELS USED IN MECHANICS

AND BIOLOGY

45. VAISHALI BHARDWAJ PERCEPTION CONSISTENCY ULTRASOUND IMAGE

46. ABDELKADER AMARA

CAPUTO-HADAMARD FRACTIONAL

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION WITH THREE-POINT

BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

47. PARTH SAMDANI, BHOPAL SINGH

SINGHVI AND RANVEER SINGH

SHEKHAWAT

AN EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AND DISPOSAL

OF CONSTRUCTION WASTE OF CHITTORGARH

CITY

48. M. MOHAN RAJA, V.

VIJAYAKUMAR AND R.

UDHAYAKUMAR

NEW DISCUSSION ON APPROXIMATE

CONTROLLABILITY RESULTS FOR FRACTIONAL

DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEMS OF ORDER R Є (1,2)

49. SAHIL VYAS EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF MACHINE

LEARNING ALGORITHMS IN SOIL PREDICTION

50. SHUCHI DAVE, S.D. PUROHIT, RITU

AGARWAL, DEEPAK SAJNANI,

SAKSHAM SONI AND AMAN JAIN

WOMEN’S ARMOR

51. PREETI VERMA, BARKHA GUPTA

AND S.K. RATHORE

KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF HUMAN GAIT USING

IMAGE PROCESSING ON MATLAB

52. PARTH SAMDANI AND BHOPAL

SINGH SINGHVI

AN ANALYSIS OF NOISE POLLUTION AT UDAIPUR

CITY

53. DINESH KUMAR C, UDHAYA

KUMAR R AND VIJAYA KUMAR

NEW RESULTS CONCERNING TO APPROXIMATE

CONTROLLABILITY OF SOBOLEV TYPE NEUTRAL

HILFER FRACTIONAL STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL

SYSTEMS

54. SABRINA GHERAIBIA NUMERICAL MODELLING OF STUDY OF THE

STABILITY OF THE POND SOLAR

https://sites.google.com/view/gacem-ilhem-maths

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55. DHURAI K AND

SIVASUBRAMANIAN S

ANALYTIC UNIVALENT STARLIKE FUNCTIONS

WITH RESPECT TO A BOUNDARY POINT ORIGIN

56. MAHAVEER PRASAD YADAV, RITU

AGARWAL AND S. D. PUROHIT

ANALYTIC SOLUTION OF FLOW IN KARSTIC

AQUIFER USING DUAL PERMEABILITY MODEL WITH NON SINGULAR KERNEL

57. BAŞAR YILMAZ

ON THE MODIFICATION GAUSS-WEIERSTRASS

INTEGRAL OPERATORS

58. AMAN JAIN AND JINESH

KHANDELWAL

WARM PATIENT MATTRESS

59. MURLI MANOHAR GOUR, SUNIL

JOSHI, SUNIL DUTT PUROHIT AND

PRANAY GOSWAMI

SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR Q-STARLIKE AND Q-

CONVEX FUNCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH

GENERALIZED CONFLUENT HYPERGEOMETRIC

FUNCTION

60. MURUGAN A MURU, RADHIKA V

RADHI AND SIVASUBRAMANIYAN

S SIVA

PROPERTIES OF CONVOLUTIONS FOR BESSEL

SERIES WITH UNIVALENT FUNCTIONS

61. SIVAGAMA SUNDARI M S AND

PERIYASAMY D

ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTED

RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE IN DISTRIBUTION

NETWORK

62. GAJENDRA KUMAR SARASWAT

SINGLE COUNTER MARKOVIAN QUEING MODEL

WITH MULTIPLE INPUTS

63. SUNIL CHANDAK AND D.L. SUTHAR THE (K, S)-FRACTIONAL CALCULUS OF S-

FUNCTION

64. GERMIN NISHA M, SIVAGAMA

SUNDARI M S AND RAGHUL

KUMAR R.

RESEARCH ON MODULAR MULTILEVEL

CONVERTERS SUITABLE FOR HIGH POWER

ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEM

65. RAJAE ZRIAA AND SAID AMALI.

SMART RECOMMENDING SYSTEM BASED ON THE

DEGREE OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN E-

LEANING PLATFORMS

66. ANUJA SINHA

EFFECT OF DIFFUSION THERMO ON TRANSIENT

MHD NATURAL FLOW WITH CHEMICAL

REACTION AND MASS TRANSFER IN A SLIP FLOW

REGIME

67. PURUSHOTTAM BHARI ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED

TEACHING & LEARNING IN NATION’S SUCCESS

68. GARIMA JOLLY QUALITY EDUACTION IN GLOBAL PRSEPACTIVE

69. SAPNA GAHLOT AND RAM NARESH

SARASWAT

FUZZY ARITHMETIC GEOMETRIC DIVERGENCE

AND ITS UTILITY IN PATTERN RECOGNITION

70. NEHA GAHLOT, NAGARAJU DASARI AND NEHA GAHLOTNEHA

(GAMMA, DELTA)-FUZZY HYPERIDEALS IN HYPERNEAR RING

71. HIMANSHU MITTAL AND MUKESH

SARASWAT

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DEEP LEARNING

MODELS ON ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION OF

DISTRACTED DRIVER

72. RAHAI AMIRA AND GUESMIA

AMAR

ABOUT THE GLOBAL EXISTENCE, UNIQUENESS

AND BOUNDEDNESS OF THE WEAK SOLUTION

FOR THE ELLIPTIC-PARABOLIC SYSTEM

73. SHWETA VYAS AND PREETI SONI X-RAY DIFFRACTION TECHNIQUE: AN ADVANCE

TOOL FOR CHARECTERIZATION OF AGRO WASTE

MATERIALS

74. DEEPANSHU ARORA, SANJAY

SHARMA, YOGESH CHANDRA

SHARMA, DHIRENDRA MATHUR,

VIKAS BARANWAL AND MAHESH KUMAR JANGID.

APPLICATION OF TAGUCHI TECHNIQUE FOR

OPTIMAL EVALUATION & CHARACTERIZATION

OF INCONAL-625

75. CHIMAN LAL AND R. D. PANKAJ.

NUMERICAL ELUCIDATION OF KLEIN-GORDON-

ZAKHAROV SYSTEM

76. RAM DAYAL PANKAJ.

NEW ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR NONLINEAR

WAVE SYSTEM

77. NAVNEET SHARMA AND S.S. POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN ALH- A



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GODARA REVIEW

78. AVINASH PANDEY AND MUKESH

SARASWAT

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CLUSTERING

METHODS FOR SENTIMENTAL DATA

79. DHIRAJ SINGH, DIVYANSHI DWIVEDI AND M

BALASUBBAREDDY.

HYBRIDIZATION OF ANT LION OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM WITH THE ARITHMETIC CROSSOVER

OPERATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHM FOR

OPTIMAL POWER FLOW

80. M BALASUBBAREDDY, DIVYANSHI

DWIVEDI AND DHIRAJ SINGH.

NOVEL OPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF IPFC FOR

SOLVING OPTIMAL POWER FLOW PROBLEMS

USING HYBRID SINE-COSINE ALGORITHM

81. RAJU PAL AND MUKESH

SARASWAT

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF EFFICIENT

IMAGE/VIDEO SEGMENTATION METHODS FOR

ROAD ACCIDENT DETECTION

82. MUKESH SARASWAT AND RAJU

PAL

DATA AUGMENTATION ON ULTRASOUND IMAGES

FOR BREAST CANCER CLASSIFICATION USING

DEEP LEARNING

83. MAHESH KUMAR JANGID, SHYAM

SUNDER SHARMA, DHIRENDRA

MATHUR, YOGESH CHANDRA SHARMA AND DEEPANSHU ARORA

PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF

MG/NI THIN FILM FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE

APPLICATIONS

84. SUNIL DUTT PUROHIT

ON THE SOLUTIONS FOR GENERALIZED MULTI-

ORDER FRACTIONAL PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS ARISING IN PHYSICS

85. MRIDULA PUROHIT AND RASHMI

GOYAL

SHEHU INTEGRAL TRANSFORM OF THE S-

FUNCTION

86. AMOGH SHARMA, JYOTI SHARMA

AND DHIRAJ SINGH.

BIODIESEL: NEEM OIL IMPACT ON ENGINE

PERFORMANCE

87. FERNANDO SOLIS, CESAR

VÁSCONEZ, DOLORES

REXACHS AND EMILIO LUQUE.

MODELO COMPUTACIONAL Y MONITOREO EN

ATENCIÓN MÉDICA INTEGRAL A PACIENTES CON

EPOC, BASADO EN TELEMEDICINE

88. VANDANA AGARWAL AND

MAYANK VARSHNEY

STUDY ON LAPLACE TRANSFORMATION AND ITS

APPLICATION: A REVIEW

89. VEERESH THAKUR, MANISH

KUMAR GOUR, SHAINA ARORA

A STUDY OF WEATHER FORECASTING IN IOT

TECHNOLOGY

90. HARSH VARDHAN, SHAINA ARORA,

ANKIT KUMAR TIWARI

DIGITAL MARKITING

91. RUCHI SHARMA, DHIRENDER

MATHUR AND Y.C. SHARMA

EFFECT OF AIR ANNEALING ON THE OPTICAL

BANDGAP OF SE THIN FILM

92. ANULIKA SHARMA AND RAM

NARESH SARASWAT

OSTROWSKI INEQUALITY AND APPLICATIONS

FOR THE HH-F DIVERGENCE MEAASURE IN TERMS

OF ℵ^2-MEASURE

93. RANA PRATAP SINGH AND

PRAVEEN KR. NAVIN

STUDY OF HEAVY METALS IN UNDERGROUND

SOIL STRATA NEAR ALIGARH CITY

94. SHAHID SHABIR AND BHOJRAJ

AGARWAL

LEACH ROUTING PROTOCOL OF WSN AND DTN

FOR THE SCRUTINY OF SECURITY THREATS

95. ALI ALI HUSSEIN ATEF AND

BHOJRAJ AGARWAL

DEVELOPING REAL LIFE, TASK ORIENTED

APPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS

96. DHEERAJ KUMAR JOSHI, NATASHA

AWASTHI AND SHSHANK CHAUBE

HESITANT PROBABILISTIC FUZZY SET BASED

MCDM METHOD WITH APPLICATIONS IN

PORTFOLIO SELECTION PROCESS

97. MANISH PUROHIT.

ENERGY EFFICIENT WATER QUALITY

MONITORING USING WIRELESS SENSOR

NETWORKS

98. NIKETA SHARMA, ASHISH

SHARMA, YOGENDRA GUPTA AND

DR. HARISH SHARMA

GAN HEMT DEVICE MODELING USING MACHINE

LEARNING ALGORITHM

http://www.vitj.ac.in/

http://www.espe.edu.ec/

https://www.iareec.com/


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99. GARIMA JOLLY.

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND

CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR

TEACHING AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES

100. VIJAY KUMAR VYAS FACTS AND FIGURES OF ANCIENT MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES

101. ASHUTOSH SHARMA,

SUNITA BISHNOI AND SARITA

CHOUDHARY

ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF

ARSENIC IN DRINKING WATER BY USE OF

CARBON NANO TUBES MODIFIED SENSOR.

102. KAVITA SHARMA AND P C GUPTA

A REVIEW ON ARTIFICIAL BEE COLONY AND

PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHMS

103. SHRUTI GUPTA AND RAJANI

KUMARI

A REVIEW ON SWARM INTELLIGENCE BASED

ALGORITHMS FOR LARGE SCALE SINGLE

MACHINE TOTAL WEIGHTED TARDINESS

PROBLEM

104. MUKESH SARASWAT AND

HARISH SHARMA

AGE INVARIANT FACE RECOGNITION MODEL

USING GENERATIVE ADVERSARIAL NETWORK

105. MUSKAN YADAV, SANJAY YADAV

SIMILARITY METHOD TO STUDY STRONG

SHOCKWAVES IN NON-IDEAL MAGNETO GAS

DYNAMICS

106. LOKESH YADAV, GARIMA

AGARWAL

NEW ITERATIVE Ρ-LAPLACE TRANSFORM

METHOD

FOR (2+1) DIMENSIONAL PHYSICAL MODELS



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Abstracts

of

Invited

Talks



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ARE WE PREPARED TO ACCEPT THE REALITY?

Prof. Ravi P Agarwal

Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M University-Kingsville

700 University Blvd., Kingsville, TX, USA

[email protected]

In this lecture an attempt is being made to convince the world, especially we

Indians that in reality Bharat, the Greater India, is the origin of mathematics. This

will correct what most of the historians of Mathematics have claimed in their

books, and we have accepted it religiously. We will also try to reassure that

Mathematics as well as Proof cannot be defined. Further, we shall discuss features

of Upapattis (word in Pali, Sanskrit, and Marathi languages) in Indian

Mathematics.

mailto:[email protected]



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NEW ASPECTS OF FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AND ITS

APPLICATIONS

Prof. Dumitru Baleanu

Department of Mathematics,

Cankaya University, 06530 Balgat, Ankara, Turkey

Institute of Space Sciences, Magurele-Bucharest, Romania

Fractional calculus has a huge history of 325 years and various fractional

operators were invented and applied successfully in various branches of science

and engineering. In my talk I will present some new trends within fractional

calculus and its applications. Particularly the applications in mathematical

biology will be discussed in details.

Index Terms-Fractional calculus;Caputo derivative; Mittag-Leffler kernels;

modeling ;mathematical biology.



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NONLINEAR DYNAMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS USING

CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK (CNN)

Prof. S.P Harsh

Indian Institute of technology,

Roorkee,India

Dynamic systems are very sensitive to either initial conditions or boundary

conditions, hence, their response classifications from periodic to periodic or as

chaotic (with strong and weak attractor) and non-chaotic (quasi-periodic (QP)) are

important from design point of view. For that an AI classification method is

introduced using Deep Convolution Neural network (DCNN) utilizing compressed

sensing to super-resolve the pattern image for high-frequency details for classifying

the nonlinear dynamic responses. These phase trajectories are then preprocessed

using block based compressed sensing (BBCS), which utilizes the sparse

representation ability of images to enhance the representational ability of the

pattern. Trained DCNN yields a validation accuracy of 99.95%.



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ROUTH ROMANOVSKI CLASS OF ORTHOGONAL

POLYNOMIALS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

Dr. A. Swaminathan

Associate Professor,

Department of Mathematics,I.I.T. Roorkee, 247 667, India

E-mail: [email protected]

Besides the classical Orthogonal polynomials, namely Jacobi, Laguerre and Hermite

polynomials three more related classical orthogonal polynomials exist in the literature

which support the measure at finite points. The literature on these polynomials is very

minimum, but these polynomials have several applications. In this talk, besides the

basic definition and few interesting properties such as chain sequences and

interlacing of zeros of these polynomials, certain interesting applications will be

outlined.



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SOFT COMPUTING MARKET RESEARCH ANALYTICS ON

RECOMMENDATION FOR TOURISTS DESTINATIONS IN

VARANASI-INDIA

Dr. Pankaj Srivastava

Professor & General Secretary*

Department of Mathematics

M.N.National Institute of Technology Allahabad, Prayagraj ,India

E:[email protected],+919696030005

The tourist destinations of the India welcome people from all around the world to

have a view of Incredible India and due to that a large number of tourists from

different countries arrive in India to have a view of architectural beauty of various

historical monuments, Indian culture and various sea beaches located at different

parts of the country. As a pre-travel strategy, people research the places which they

want to visit, and their choice of tourist destinations depends on criteria about the

tourist places on the basis of tourist literatures, tourist views and many more facts

available on social media and attractive tourist policies promoted by Gov.

Agencies.

The present talk is focused on design and development of Soft Computing based

ranking system under the criteria of sensitivity analysis Inputs, to generate the

ranks of different tourist destinations of a particular country, state, region or a city.

In this talk destination is focused on the ancient living city of the planet Earth i.e.

Varanasi.



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IMPACT OF QUANTUM CALCULUS IN GEOMETRIC

FUNCTION THEORY

Dr. S. Sivasubramanian


University College of Engineering,

Anna University, Tindivanam 604001, India

E-Mail: [email protected]

The study of old history around 250 years of quantum calculus or q−calculus, since

the studies of Bernoulli and Euler, is frequently considered to be one of the most

complicated subjects to engage in mathematics. Recently, there is a swift growth of

activities around q−calculus due to its applications in various fields such as

mathematics, mechanics and physics. The past study of q−calculus may be

illustrated by its extensive selection of applications in quantum mechanics, analytic

number theory, theta functions, hyper geometric functions, theory of finite

differences, gamma function theory, Bernoulli and Euler polynomials, Mock theta

functions, Combinatory, umbra calculus, hyper geometric functions, operator

theory, and more recently in the theory of analytic and harmonic univalent

functions. In geometric function theory, we are generally interested in q−analogues

of the classes that arise naturally, rather than in arbitrarily contriving q−analogues of

known results. In this talk, we will discuss survey of recent results of q−calculus in

the theory of analytic as well as harmonic univalent functions

Key words and Phrases: q-calculus, Analytic, Starlike, Boundary point



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FRACTIONAL CALCULUS AND ITS APPLICATIONS TO

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

Prof. Sunil Kumar

National Institute Of Technology

Jamshedpur, India

This work suggests a analytical technique called the fractional homotopy analysis

transform method (FHATM) for solving nonlinear homogeneous and no

homogeneous time-fractional gas dynamics equations by adopting non-singular

derivative namely, CF derivative, AB derivative. The FHATM is an innovative

adjustment in Laplace transform algorithm (LTA) and makes the calculation

much simpler. The proposed

technique solves the nonlinear problems without using A domain polynomials

and He’s polynomials which can be considered as a clear advantage of this new

algorithm over

decomposition and the homogony perturbation transform method. In this paper, it

can be observed that the auxiliary parameter, which controls the convergence of

the HAT approximate series solutions, also can be used in predicting and

calculating multiple solutions. This is a basic and more qualitative difference in

analysis between HATM and other methods. The solutions obtained by the

proposed method indicate that the approach is easy to implement and

computationally very attractive. The proposed method is illustrated by solving

some numerical examples.



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A GLIMPSE AT THE RENORMING THEORY FOR THE FIXED

POINT PROPERTY IN BANACH SPACES

Dr. Hemen Dutta


Gauhati University, Guwahati, India

This talk aims to focus on various aspects of renorming theory in Banach spaces for

the fixed point property. It shall also discuss some of the major findings in this area

of research with some potential applications.



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FIXED POINTS OF PEROV’S TYPE (Β, F) CONTRACTIONS IN

VECTOR-VALUED B-METRIC SPACES

Dr. Muhammad Nazam


Allama Iqbal Open University, H-8, Islamabad, Pakistan

e-mail: [email protected]

The Banach contraction principle, proved to be a theory changer. It gave a new

direction to fixed point theory by adding metric structure and an inequality (called

contraction) to it. The fixed point theory made its position in mathematics literature

due to its smart applications to show the existence of solutions to real life

mathematical models. The metric fixed point theory attracts many mathematicians

to explore it more. The Banach contraction principle has been generalized by

introducing various new inequalities called contractions or contractive conditions

and metric structures. Its application mostly address differential, integral, functional

and matrix equations (both linear and nonlinear). Hundreds of research articles

published contain many useful generalizations of the Banach contraction principle.

One of these generalizations is F-contraction. Recently, Ishak Altun, in his nice

paper (Fixed point results for Perov type F-contractions and an application, J. Fixed

Point Theory Appl. (2020) 22:46 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11784-020-00779- 4)

explored the concept of F-contraction on vector-valued metric spaces by considering

vector-valued auxiliary function F with some axioms. In this talk, we shall discuss a

Perov’s type (β, F)-contraction and devise a mathematical method to investigate its

fixed points under the vector-valued b-metric structure. Our work generalizes

several recent results existing in the literature. We apply the main theorem to show

the existence of the solution to delay integro-differential problem. The results and

discussions presented may lead interested researchers to do more on this subject.

The main result addresses Banach type contraction in vector-valued bmetric spaces

which is itself a fundamental result in vector-valued b-metric space. The application

methodology is also explained so that new related results can be modelled to show

existence of solutions to various linear and nonlinear equations representing models

of corresponding real life problems.



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Abstracts

of

Research

Papers



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PAPER ID: 01

FUZZY DYNAMIC ADAPTION STRATEGY USING ABC TO

DESIGN CONTROLLER PARAMETER OF WIND TURBINE

EMULATOR

Ajay Sharma, Harish Sharma, Ashish Khandelwal and Nirmala Sharma

To assume a motor as a wind turbine emulator (WTE) is presently in custom. It

eases the disadvantages of onsite experimentations. Here, the proportional-integral

(PI) control parameters used in WTE are estimated. It is demonstrated in the

literature, that nowadays, artificial bee colony (ABC) the algorithm is found

suitable for many engineering optimization problems. So, here ABC is included

with the fuzzy adaption fuzzy dynamic adaption strategy (FDAS). This modified

strategy is applied to estimate the PI controller parameters of WTE. The outcomes

are compared with the well-known strategies and it is found that the proposed

method is competent enough in this area

PAPER ID: 02

NATURE INSPIRED APPROACHES FOR WIND FARM

LAYOUT OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM: A SURVEY

Nirmala Sharma, Harish Sharma, Ajay Sharma, Kavita Sharma and Prashant Singh

Rana.

Wind farm layout optimization problem (WFLOP)is a significant issue in the field

of non-conventional energy generation sources. The WFLOP defines the positions

of the wind turbines in a given wind farm in such a way that results in maximize

the power output. WFLOP comprises of two models namely, wake effect model

and power model. The reduction in wake loss results in maximum power output.

Many nature inspired techniques have been presented for WFLOP. The available

results are very motivating. This article presents a study and comparative analysis

of significant nature inspired approaches available for WFLOP. This article also

provides future research directions in this field.



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PAPER ID: 03

WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS AND SOME COMPLEMENT

PROPERTIES OF WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS

Prasanna A and Nishad T M

(σ,μ) is a fuzzy graph, G ̅:(σ,μ ̅ ) is its complement and G^μ:(σ,μ^μ ) is its μ-

complement. This article discusses weak fuzzy graphs, some properties of weak

fuzzy graphs and the complement properties of weak fuzzy graphs.

PAPER ID: 04

INTERVAL VALUED WEAK FUZZY GRAPHS

Prasanna A and Nishad T M

In 2009, Hongmei and Lianhua defined Interval Valued Fuzzy Graph (IVFG). This

article discusses μ- complement of an IVFG. It is proved that Interval Valued

Weak Fuzzy Graphs (IVWFG) are closed under μ- complementation, hold the law

of double complementation and simulate the mathematical model of strength of

signals in neural communication.

PAPER ID: 05

BI-COMPLEX VERSION OF GENERALIZED STIELTJES

TRANSFORM

Ritu Agarwal and Urvashi Purohit Sharma

Motivated by the recent developments of the integral transform in bicomplex

form, in this paper the formula for bicomplex version of Generalized Stieltjes

transform has been derived. Also some of it's basic operational properties has been

discussed.



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PAPER ID: 06

DYNAMIC STABILITY ENHANCEMENT OF GRID

CONNECTED HYBRID SOLAR-WIND SYSTEM USING GREY

WOLF OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE

Ashish Khandelwal, Nirmala Sharma, Ajay Sharma and Harish Sharma

Due to the limited resources of conventional energy, the world has diverted

towards non-conventional energy resources. The integration of solar and wind

hybrid grid-connected systems may the solution for future energy. The dynamic

stability issue of this hybrid system is a significant problem. For the solution to this

problem super conducting magnetic energy storage (Smes) unit is added to the

considered hybrid system. This Smes unit contains a chopper and voltage source

converter (VSC) unit. This unit supplies necessary apparent power to the system as

and when required which balances the frequency and voltage of the system. This

Smes unit improves the dynamic stability of the system. This Smes unit has been

controlled according to the duty cycle of the DC-DC chopper. The optimal duty

cycle is selected with the help of the recent nature-inspired grey wolf optimization

(GWO) algorithm. This optimal duty cycle operation has been compared with the

without Smes unit system and without optimal duty cycle operation. The

MATLAB simulation results validated the proposed system.

PAPER ID: 07

RESEARCH PAPER ON FACIAL EMOTION RECOGNITION

USING TRANSFER LEARNING

Shubham Khandelwal,Sunil Kumar,Shaina Arora

Facial Emotion Recognition is considered very significant for Human Computer

Interaction (HCI) and they play a vital role in everyday human life. In recent years

Convolution Neural Network (CNNs) has become very popular among researcher

for image analysis, because CNNs have generated remarkable results. However,

CNNs needs a lot of data to train from scratch. This problem has been addressed

by several researchers who have trained CNNs with millions of images; this

training knowledge can also be used in a different task which is known as Transfer

Learning. AlexNet is one of the best pre-trained CNNs. Our work reflects a brief

comparison between modern pre trained CNNs and using transfer learning with

classification approach like Support Vector Machine (SVM), generally known as

hybrid classifier. The testing has been done on two very popular expression

database Cohn-Kanade+(CK+) database and Natural Visible and Infrared

Expression (NVIE) database. A result clearly depicts that pre-trained CNNs

produces better result than handcrafted approaches.



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PAPER ID: 08

FINANCIAL SERVICES THROUGH MACHINE LEARNING

Vedant Pachori, Puneet Soni and Monika Garg

Financial Services is an intensely managed industry and authoritative intricacy that

is driven by business fragments, product offerings a multi-tude of channels and

exchange volumes. The part of information onto the budgetary administrations

foundations has filled exponentially lately and is progressing quickly. Customary

information arrangements were manufactured dependent on the requests of prior

days utilizing advancements accessible by then. In any case, the ever-developing

measure of information and the experiences that would now be able to be removed

from it have delivered these arrangements obsolete. Today, Machine Learning

picks up foothold in advanced organizations and holds onto it as an instrument for

making operational efficiencies. The AI calculation can examine a huge number of

information sources at the same time, something that human merchants can't in any

way, shape or form accomplish. They help human dealers crush a thin preferred

position over the market normal. Furthermore, it has given the immense volumes

of exchanging activities that little bit of leeway frequently convert into huge

benefits. Hearty engineering plans are one of the regular characteristics of a fruitful

venture money related environment. This article talks about the utilization cases,

advantages and catch and the necessities of AI design to monetary administrations

establishments. Essentially we examine in this audit paper about the advantages

and limitations of AI in fund and how much supportive it is for future purposes.

PAPER ID: 09

MHD FLOW OF GAMA-AL_2O_3 NANOFLUIDS WITH

THERMAL RADIATION AND HEAT SOURCE/SINK EFFECTS

OVER A STRETCHING SURFACE EMBEDDED IN POROUS

MEDIUM

Priyanka Agrawal, Praveen Kumar Dadheech, R.N Jat and S.D. Purohit

In this study, a 2-D gama-Al_2O_3 nanofluid flow over a stretching surface with

Marangoni convection embedded in a porous medium is investigated. Here the

magnetic field and nonlinear thermal radiation are also applied with heat

source/sink. A comparative analysis is presented for water and ethylene glycol-

based gama-Al_2O_3 nanofluids. A mathematical model of the present problem

with appropriate boundary conditions is given in terms of partial differential

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Numerical calculation of this model is computed by the Runge-Kutta method of

order four with shooting technique by utilizing the suitable similarity

transformations. Temperature and velocity fields are studied analytically and

illustrated by the graphs for various flow control parameters. Results shows that

the temperature profile of the gama-Al_2O/H_2O nanofluid is always higher than

the gama-Al_2O/C_2H_6O_2 nanofluid hence gama-Al_2O/H_2O nanofluid

becomes more significant in cooling process then gama-Al_2O/C_2H_6O_2

nanofluid.

PAPER ID: 10

MARANGONI FLOW OF GAMA-AL_2O_3 NANOFLUIDS PAST

A POROUS STRETCHING SURFACE WITH THERMAL

RADIATION IN PRESENCE OF INCLINED MHD

Praveen Kumar Dadheech, Priyanka Agrawal and Anil Sharma.

Abstract: Nanofluids have its applications in various areas like biomedical,

thermal and chemical engineering, etc., so over a porous stretching surface a study

ofgama-Al_2O_3 nanofluids with Marangoni convection is presented. Here the

aligned magnetic field is also considered. Here base fluids are Ethylene glycol and

water. Thermal radiation is incorporated non-linearly for the temperature field. A

comparative study of two, Ethylene glycol and water based fluids with suspended

nanoparticals ofgama-Al_2O_3 , has presented graphically. Numerical solutions

are obtained by using similarity transformation in the governing equation of the

flow with the help of Runga-Kutta fourth order method. Velocity and temperature

fields are graphically shown for various flow control parameters.

PAPER ID: 11

OPTIMAL SETTING OF PARAMETERS OF POWER SYSTEM

CONTROLLERS USING PSO TECHNIQUE FOR ECONOMIC

LOAD DISPATCH

Ansil Sharma and Govind Rai Goyal.

Power generating system has the responsibility to ensure that adequate power is

delivered to the load, both reliably and economically. The quality of power

delivered is affected due to continuous changes in load. But the ability of power

system to track the load is limited due to technical considerations. Hence, a power

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generation and load demand. Load frequency controller and automatic voltage

regulator play an important role in maintaining constant frequency and voltage in

order to ensure the reliability of electric power system. This paper deals with the

tuning of parameters of automatic generation controller and automatic voltage

regulator by artificial intelligent techniques. In this paper, Particle Swarm

Optimization is proposed to find the optimal settings of controller’s parameters.

Proposed algorithm reduces transient oscillations and also increases the

computational efficiency. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed

algorithm provide better performance characteristics of frequency and voltage

controllers with respect to steady state error, oscillations and overshoot.

PAPER ID: 12

A NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THE EFFECT OF

VACCINATION AND TREATMENTS FOR THE

TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS OF FRACTIONAL ORDER

HEPATITIS B MODEL.

Haile Habenom Anteneh and D.L. Suthar

In this paper, we formulate a nonlinear fractional order model for the outbreaks of

Hepatitis B virus (HBV). And, the epidemiological HBV model is expressed in a

system of fractional order differential equations. Taking into account as the

fractional order has better memory effect, the system of nonlinear differential

equations is represented by the capitol operator to numerically approximate the

fractional derivatives. Once, the infectious HBV model is described

mathematically in terms of nonlinear systems of differential equations, the authors

used Chebyshev collocation method with finite difference method in its hand to

reduce into systems of nonlinear equations and hence Newton Raphson method is

used to arrive at an approximate solution. Finally, we simulate the result of

Chebyshev collocation method for the contagious disease Hepatitis B model using

MATLAB 2020a with the result of the methods have already been presented in the

literature.

PAPER ID: 13

ON WEYL FRACTIONAL Q-INTEGRAL OPERATOR

ASSOCIATED WITH GENERAL CLASS OF Q-POLYNOMIALS

Biniyam Shimelis, Nigussie Abeye and D.L. Suthar.

The present article aims at the derivation of generalized Weyl fractional q-integral

formulae, which involves the general class of q-polynomials and their usefulness

illustrated by considering some Examples. Efendi Efendi. The Projection of

Indonesian Population using Stochastic Differential Equation. In this paper, it was



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studied the application of stochastic differential equations to predict the Indonesian

population projection. The data is the Indonesian census from 1930 to 2010

published by The Indonesian Census Board. The data were simulated using Maple

software. The result is the Indonesian population growth depends on population

growth rate. In the simulation, the growth rate was assumed to vary from 1.4 % to

1.8 %. The result is similar to BKKBN prediction published on Thursday 3

October 2015, that Indonesian people reached 345 million or more

PAPER ID: 14

THE PROJECTION OF INDONESIAN POPULATION USING

STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

EFENDI EFENDI

In this paper, it was studied the application of stochastic differential equations to

predict the Indonesian population projection. The data is the Indonesian census

from 1930 to 2010 published by The Indonesian Census Board. The data were

simulated using Maple software. The result is the Indonesian population growth

depends on population growth rate. In the simulation, the growth rate was assumed

to vary from 1.4 % to 1.8 %. The result is similar to BKKBN prediction published

on Thursday 3 October 2015, that Indonesian people reached 345 million or more

PAPER ID: 15

A REVIEW OF HEAVY METALS CONTAMINANTS IN

DRINKING GROUND WATER AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS

ON HUMAN HEALTH

Gajendra Kumar Saraswat, S. K. Sharma and Praveen Purohit.

Water is of fundamental necessity for life on earth. The synthesis and structure of

cell constituents and transport of nutrients into cells as well as body metabolism

depend on water. The heavy metals contaminants present in water disturb the

spontaneity of mechanism and result in long/short-term disease. The main threats

to human health are associated with the exposure to heavy metals like, lead, zinc,

copper, magenese, nickel, chromium, arsenic and mercury. Heavy metals toxicity

could lead to major health issues as damaged or reduced mental and central

nervous function, lower energy levels, tooth discoloration and damage to blood

composition, lungs, kidney, liver, and other vital organs. Contaminants assessment

revealed heavy metals to be extremely contaminated in the ground water. Heavy

metals are sound to be from anthropogenic source and correlated significantly with



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each other. Long term exposure may result is slowly progressing physical,

muscular, and neurological degenerative processes that mimic Alziheimer’s

disease, Parkinson’s disease, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis. Allergies

are not unusual and repeated long-term contact with some metals or their

compounds may even cause of Cancer (International Occupational Safety and

Health Centre 1999). The probable heavy metals contaminants and their possible

routes, impact and bio-toxic implications on human beings are discussed in current

review.

PAPER ID: 16

SCIENTIFIC METHODS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Abhinav Tyagi.

This paper analyzes scientific aspects of engineering science. Initial it defines

science and methodology generally. It provides a discussion of relations between

science, research, development and technology. Computer Science may be a new

field and its object of investigation (universe) may be a pc, that is associate degree

ever-developing whole thing, the materialization of the ideas that try and structure

data and therefore the Information regarding the globe, as well as computers

themselves. but completely different, engineering science has its basis in Logic and

arithmetic, and each theoretical and experimental analysis strategies follow

patterns of classical scientific fields. Pc modeling and simulation as a way is

particular for the discipline, and it's reaching to develop even additional within the

future, not solely applied to computers, however conjointly to alternative scientific

also as business and inventive fields.

PAPER ID: 17

A MATHEMATICAL FRACTIONAL MODEL FOR DIFFUSION

OF CYTOSOLIC CALCIUM

Kritika Kritika and Ritu Agarwal.

In present work we investigate the calcium signaling in cardiac myocytes. On basis

of concept of anomalous diffusion a mathematical model was proposed to

characterize the anomalous sub diffusion of cytosolic calcium. Here, we develop a

model for the anomalous sub diffusion of cytosolic calcium incorporating

fractional derivative with respect to space variable and fractal derivative with

respect to time variable. We have applied the Crank-Nicolson finite difference

scheme for numerical approximation. The numerical simulation for the solution of

the developed model is presented graphically for various values of fractal

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PAPER ID: 18

WHY STUDY MATHEMATICS

Sonam Chhabra.

Most students wish to know why they compelled to study the most engrossing and

the most phobia causing subject in the school syllabus i.e. “MATHEMATICS”.

Generally, teachers cannot figure-out its real life application and they just focus on

completing their course work on time. When teachers tries to believe firmly their

students in the truth that mathematics is beneficial in many professions, especially

in medical sciences & engineering, in fact we can say that in every field it has its

own importance but somehow students wrongly interpreted that mathematics are

not essential in the profession except medical sciences & engineering. So,in this

chapter, I will discuss - Importance and Objective of mathematics in our daily life.

An effort is being made through this brief paper to draw an attention on it and

specially to motivate and to learn this subject with intense interest and enjoyment,

without any fear.

PAPER ID: 19

2X2 MIMO DUAL-BAND ANTENNA SYSTEM DESIGN FOR

5GENERATION TERMINALS

Narayan Krishan Vyas.

The antenna system consists of four segments which makes 2x2 MIMO operating

at a dual-band (28GHz/38 GHz) frequency constructed at an angle of 90˚ to each

segment. A resultant impedance bandwidth (S11˂ -10dB) is obtained by the

proposed antenna design at frequency 28.8 GHz & 38.098 GHz is -15.83dB and -

11.87dB, respectively, which is applicable & allocated to the 5G communication

terminals by the Federal Communications Commission. By using MIMO antenna

system, capability and transmission speeds can be in-creases/improved for better

communication system. The designs of such antennas are important in visualizing

the desired result with the simulation and help to realize the required antenna

outcomes for future process/work. The simulation impact helps us to test certain

changes in parameters for the better performance with specifications of the built

device, such as return constraint, antenna isolation & bandwidth. To obtain good

results we use RT/Duroid 5880 as low cost/ lossless substrate in designs. For both

operating frequencies, the achieved band width for MIMO is more than 1GHz, is

highly desirable for future work.

http://www.gecj.ac.in/



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PAPER ID: 20

DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF A STANDALONE HYBRID PV

SOLAR –FUEL CELL POWER PLANT FOR CLEAN

ELECTRICAL ENERGY FOR REMOTELY LOCATED

HAMLETS (DHANI)

Sandip Mehta

A significant area of Western Rajasthan is enveloped by the Thar desert which is

very sparsely populated. The rural population lives in ‘dhani’ (a type of hamlet, the

smallest conglomeration of houses) often having a population under 100 people.

Besides, severe dust storms, meager availability of water, intense heat, wind

erosion hazards and high degree of biotic pressure impose severe constraints on

human, animal and plant life. Despite the best efforts of the government, the

electrical power situation is quite discouraging owing to the sparse population and

wind erosion hazards. A good number of villages are still not electrified. This

paper proposes the design and simulation of a standalone hybrid PV Solar –Fuel

Cell power plant for clean electrical energy for remotely located hamlets (dhani)

which could cater to the power needs of the scantily populated villages leading to

their development in terms of education and employment. During day time, a part

of the electrical energy generated from the PV system would be utilized for the

electrolysis of water for producing hydrogen and oxygen, which would be stored in

cylinders of adequate material. During the evenings and nights, the hydrogen and

oxygen stored in the cylinders would be fed to the fuel cell for production of

electricity. To increase the efficiency of the system, it is proposed that the

connected load is dc in nature.

.

PAPER ID: 21

ON TRANSVERSAL VIBRATIONS OF AN AXIALLY MOVING

STRING UNDER STRUCTURAL DAMPING

Sunny Kumar Aasoori, Rajab Ali Malookani and Sajad Hussain Sandilo

In this paper the transversal vibrations of axially moving string under structural

damping are studied. The focus on the possibility of truncation method has been

discussed. Governing equations of motion is modeled as second order linear

homogeneous partial differential equation with constant coefficients. The string is

taken to be fixed at both ends. To construct the asymptotic approximations, the



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Fourier expansion method in conjunction with the two timescales perturbation

method is employed. Amplitude-response of individual mode is computed under

the effect of various structural damping parameter values. It is obtained that the

response of individual-mode decays as the time increases. Furthermore, to

investigate the applicability of truncation method, the method of characteristic

coordinates and two timescales perturbation method are used in conjunction with

each other. The amplitude-response subject to the specific initial conditions under

the effect of various structural damping parameter values is computed. It turned

out that amplitude-response decay as the time increases. Energy of the system is

also computed and found to be decaying as the time progresses. From the

amplitude-response of the system and individual mode amplitude-response, it is

found out that the mode-truncation is allowed in the structural damping case.

PAPER ID: 22

REMARKS ON THE TWO- POINT CAPACITANCE FOR

INFINITE 2D NETWORK

Jihad Asad.

https://app.ptuk.edu.ps/ptuk_stuff_eng1/PTUK_PersonalPage/master.php?Name=j.asad



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PAPER ID: 23

RAFI: PARALLEL DYNAMIC TEST-SUITE REDUCTION FOR

SOFTWARE

Najneen

A trend in software testing is reducing the size of a test suite while preserving its

overall quality. For software, requirements and a set of test cases are given. Each

test case is covering some requirements. In this paper, our goal is to find the

method for test-suite reduction (TSR) to calculate the minimal subset of test cases

that cover all the requirements across versions. While this problem has gained

significant attention, it is still difficult to find the smallest subset of test cases and

widely used methods solve this problem with only approximate solutions. In this

paper, our goal is to find the greedy method for test-suite reduction (TSR) to

calculate the minimal subset of test cases that cover all the requirements across

versions. There are already existing exponential-time algorithms and greedy

algorithms to find the TRS in a version-specific and across versions.

We proposed a new parallel greedy heuristic method RAFI to find minimal test

sets in across versions. Our approach shows that: (i) RAFI is much faster than the

exponential time algorithms and approximately 1000x time faster than the

traditional greedy method. (ii) RAFI method achieves roughly the same reduction

rate compared to the traditional greedy method.

PAPER ID: 24

ELECTRIC VEHICLES: CHARGING INTO THE FUTURE

Sumit Joshi, Rahul Vyas and Shailendra Bohra

Electric vehicle drives offer a number of advantages over conventional internal

combustion engines, especially in terms of lower local emissions, higher energy

efficiency, and decreased dependency upon oil. Yet there are significant barriers to

the rapid adoption of electric cars, including the limitations of battery technology,

high purchase costs, and the lack of recharging infrastructure. With intelligently

controlled charging operations, the energy needs of potential electric vehicle fleets

could be covered by existing German power plants without incurring large price

fluctuations. Over the long term, electric vehicles could represent a sustainable

technology path. In the short to mid-term, however, exceedingly optimistic

expectations should be avoided, especially with respect to the reduction of

greenhouse gas emissions. Electric vehicles as such will not be able to solve all

current problems of transportation policy. Yet they may constitute an important

component of a larger roadmap for sustainable transportation.



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PAPER ID: 25

EFFECT OF RADIATION ON THREE DIMENSIONAL

COUETTE FLOW AND HEAT TRANSFER IN POROUS

MEDIUM BETWEEN TWO PERMEABLE PLATES WITH

SINUSOIDAL TEMPERATURE

Manish Krishan Vyas and S. S. Tak.

Taking thermal radiation into account, a three dimensional Couette flow and heat

transfer through a porous medium between two parallel infinite porous plates is

considered. The stationery plate is subjected to a slightly sinusoidal surface

temperature with transverse sinusoidal suction velocity while the moving plate is

isothermal with uniform injection velocity. The expressions for components of

skin friction and rate of heat transfer at the stationery plate and recovery factor at

the insulated plate are obtained. These parameters are plotted against Reynolds

numbers for various values of other parameters and discussed in detail.

PAPER ID: 26

SOME EXPANSION FORMULAE OF INCOMPLETE H-

FUNCTIONS USING LEIBNIZ RULE

Sapna Meena and Sanjay Bhatter

In this article, using the Leibniz rule for the Riemann-Liouville type derivatives,

we have established some expansion formulae of the incomplete H-functions.

Further, we also have derived expansion formulae of the incomplete Meijer’s G-

function, incomplete Fox-Wright function and incomplete generalized

hypergeometric function as special cases of our main findings.

PAPER ID: 27

GLOBAL EXISTENCE THE SOLUTION OF STOCHASTIC

PERTURBED KELLER-SEGEL MODEL

Ali Slimani and Amar Guesmia.

We are interested in nonlinear stochastic partial differential equation: the Keller-

Segel model with homogeneous Dirichlet boundary conditions perturbed by

additive space-time white noise. We establish a result of existence and uniqueness

of the local solution to the convection diffusion equation, then if we impose a



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condition we can prove that this solution is global, we prove the existence and

uniqueness corresponding transition semi group, and we study of the global

existence and uniqueness and boundedness of the weak solution for reaction-

diffusion for chemo attractant concentration equation for this use the technical of

Galerkin method.

PAPER ID:28

MHD BOUNDARY LAYER CONVECTIVE FLOW AND HEAT

TRANSFER WITH LOW PRESSURE GRADIENT VIA HE’S

HOMOTOPY PERTURBATION METHOD

Anuj Jhankal

An analysis has been made to study the problem of two-dimensional MHD

boundary layer convective flow and heat transfer with low pressure gradient. The

governing partial differential equations have been transferred into self-similar

ordinary differential equations by taking suitable similarity variables before being

solved by He’s homotopy perturbation method (HPM). The main advantage of

HPM is that it does not require the small parameters in the equations and hence the

limitations of traditional perturbation can be eliminated. The results reveal that the

proposed method is very effective and simple and can be applied to other nonlinear

problems. A parametric study of all involved physical parameters has been

conducted and a representative set of numerical results has been illustrated

graphically. Physical aspects of the problem have also been discussed.

PAPER ID: 29

EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS OF WEAK SOLUTIONS FOR

THE TIME-FRACTIONAL REACTION DIFFUSION PROBLEM

Faizi Rima.

This paper is concerned with the existence and uniqueness of weak solutions for

the semi linear reaction diffusion equation involving the Caputo fractional time

derivative of order $\alpha (0<\alpha<1)$ under some conditions on the initial data

and boundary conditions. First, we reformulate the equations from which the weak

solutions will be derived. Then exploiting the Banach fixed point theorem, we

obtain the existence and uniqueness of weak solutions in the standard Banach

space $C([0, T]; H^1_0(\Omega))$ for a class of semi linear fractional reaction

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PAPER ID: 30

2D-TLM NUMERICAL METHOD APPLIED TO SOLVE

MAXWELL’S EQUATIONS FOR TE PROPAGATION MODE

Asmaa Lakhdar.

The aim of this paper is to solve Maxwell’s partial-differential equations intended

for the transvers electric wave propagation mode by the Transmission Line Matrix

Numerical Method (TLM) in two dimensions. The TLM is based on the concept of

analogy between the electromagnetic field parameters with components of an

equivalent electrical circuit.

PAPER ID: 31

A REVIEW ON A SYSTEMATIC IMPLEMENTATIONS OF

LEAN MANUFACTURING.

Mr. Rahul Vyas, Mr. Sumit Joshi and Mr. Shailendra Bohra.

The concept of lean manufacturing was developed for maximizing the resource

utilization through minimization of waste, later on lean was formulated in response

to the fluctuating and competitive business environment. Due to rapidly changing

business environment the organizations are forced to face challenges and

complexities. Any organization whether manufacturing or service oriented to

survive may ultimately depend on its ability to systematically and continuously

respond to these changes for enhancing the product value. Therefore value adding

process is necessary to achieve this perfection; hence implementing a lean

manufacturing system is becoming a core competency for any type of

organizations to sustain. The majority of the study focuses on single aspect of lean

element, only very few focuses on more than one aspect of lean elements, but for

the successful implementation of lean the organization had to focuses on all the

aspects such as Value Stream Mapping(VSM),Cellular Manufacturing (CM), Uline

system, Line Balancing, Inventory control, Single Minute Exchange of

Dies(SMED), Pull System, Kanban, Production Leveling etc.,In this paper, an

attempt has been made to develop a lean route map forth organization to

implementthelean manufacturing system. Analyses of the exploratory survey

results are summarized in this paper to illustrate the implementation sequence of

lean elements in volatile business environment and the finding of this review was

synthesized to develop a unified theory for implementation of lean elements.



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PAPER ID: 32

INPUT BASED RECAPITULATION OF MPPT TECHNIQUES

USED IN GRID CONNECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY

SOURCE

Sunita Chahar and Dinesh Kumar Yadav.

Aim of this paper is to provide solution to choose an appropriate MPPT technique

and to finalize better MPPT (maximum power point tracking) technique for grid

connected renewable energy sources. A key problem of grid connected renewable

energy source(RES) is the state of technique employed to take out maximum

power from solar insolation and wind and is mostly influenced by atmospheric

conditions. In this paper various MPPT techniques are reviewed and classified

according to input quantity solar irradiance, photovoltaic array’s temperature, and

terminal voltage and current for photovoltaic array and wind speed, power, voltage

and current in wind energy system. The conclusion of this paper will surely

provide solution to scholars to select MPPT scheme pointedly for their research

work.

PAPER ID: 33

CERTAIN IMAGE FORMULAS FOR THE (P, Θ)--EXTENDED

GENERALIZED HYPERGEOMETRIC FUNCTION

Narendra Singh Solanki, Shoukat Ali and Naveen Jha.

In this present paper, our aim is to obtain certain fractional image formulas for the

(p, ϑ)--extended generalized hypergeometric function involving Saigo

hypergeometric fractional integral and differential operators in terms of the

Hadamard product of the (p, ϑ)--extended Gauss hypergeometric function and Fox-

Wright function. Corresponding assertions for the classical Riemann-Liouville and

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PAPER ID: 34

GENERALIZED $P$--EXTENDED MATHIEU-TYPE SERIES

AND \\ ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES

Ritu Agarwal, Naveen Kumar Kumar and Rakesh Kumar Parmar

In this present paper, our aim is to establish certain new integral representations for

the $p$--extended Mathieu-type power series. In particular, weobtain various

properties and integral representations. Further, we present a Mellin-Barnes type

integral representations and their special cases. Moreover, connection with $p$--

Mittag-Leffler functions and relationships between these two functions are

obtained.

PAPER ID: 35

CRYPTOSYSTEM BASED ON TRIPLE RANDOM PHASE

ENCODING WITH CHAOTIC HENON MAP

Ayushi Bansal and Hukum Singh.

In recent times, due to easy availability, exploring and transmission of data has

become very common. Due to which security and confidentiality of data are very

essential. Triple Random Phase Encoding (TRPE) is one of a technique to maintain

the security of data. Recently TRPE isalso showed vulnerable by using deep

learning-based attacks. In this paper, an image encryption scheme based on the

TRPE technique with Chaotic Henon map in Fourier Domain is proposed.

Experiments are carried out on the grayscale image. A statistical attack such as

information entropy,3-D plots and histogram analysis are successfully endured by

the scheme. This scheme stands robust against noise and occlusion attacks. This

scheme ensures high security indicated by key sensitivity results.



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PAPER ID: 36

THE EXTENDED BLOCK KRYLOV METHOD FOR LARGE-

SCALE GENERALIZED DIFFERENTIAL SYLVESTER

EQUATIONS

Lakhlifa Sadek and Hamad Talibi Alaoui.

In the present paper, we propose a new method for solving largescale generalized

differential Sylvester equations, by projecting the initial problem onto the extended

block Krylov subspace with an orthogonality Galerkin condition. This projection

gives rise to a low-dimensional generalized differential Sylvester matrix equation.

The low-dimensional equation is then solved by Rosenbrock or BDF method. We

give some theoretical results and report some numerical experiments to show the

effectiveness of the proposed method.

PAPER ID: 37

NEXT -GENERATION FIREWALL TECHNOLOGY AND

DEVELOPMENT TRENDS IN COMPARISON TO THE

TRADITIONAL FIREWALL TECHNOLOGY

Abhay Verma

In the world of increasing cyber attacks, it really becomes important to have a

security infrastructure that protects the network against potential threats. Network

security has now become a need of every organization, groups, and individual. The

local computer network and internet are out in the open to a growing number of

security threats, and each threat is continually evolving in a new way. Firewall is

one of the protective mechanisms for protection of internal networks from insider

as well as outsider attacks. A firewall is the like the security guard of the building

who checks the identity of each person entering and leaving the building. Similar,

firewall checks the identity of each packet entering and leaving the network on

some predefined rules. It protects the entry point of the network. Firewalls are

becoming more and more sophisticated day by day, new features are being added,

and integrated with the latest technologies, like the next-generation firewall is

using latest technology integrated with firewall for detecting intrusion by analyzing

the packets behavior and response. Although firewalls cannot handle all the

destructive threats emerging from the malicious network, but are still a powerful

protective mechanism towards guarding the internal network. The paper in meant

to introduce with the firewall technologies, including traditional firewalls and next-

generation firewalls (NGFWs). Various traditional firewalls implementations that

prevent unauthorized access, including packet filtering, circuit-level, application



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gateway, stateful inspection firewall. The paper concludes with the detailed

comparison of the traditional firewalls with the next-generation firewalls.

PAPER ID: 38

GLOBAL STABILITY AND LOCAL BIFURCATION OF AN SIS

EPIDEMIC MODEL WITH NONLINEAR INFECTION

FUNCTION

Ilhem Gacem.

In this paper we consider a qualitative study of an SIR model for transmission of

infectious disease where the incidence rate is of Holling type II. We prove that if

the basic reproduction number R_0 < 1 the disease-free equilibrium E_1 is globally

asymptotically stable which means that the disease dies out and when R_0 > 1 the

model has one endemic equilibrium E* which is globally asymptotically stable.

Finally, the local bifurcation near this equilibrium have been studied by using

Sotomayor's theorem.

PAPER ID: 39

P(.)-LAPLACIAN PROBLEM WITH NONLINEAR SINGULAR

Elharrar Noureddine, Igbida Jaouad and Talibi Hamad.

We consider the following $p(\cdot)$-Laplacian problem with nonlinear singular

terms

$$-\Delta_{p(x)}u=\frac{f(x)}{u^{\alpha}}, \ in \ \Omega, $$

where $\alpha\geq 1$ and $p(\cdot)$ is a continuous function defined on

$\bar{\Omega}$ with $\Omega$ is a bounded regular domain in

$\mathbb{R}^{N}, N \geq p(x)\geq 1$. $f$ is assumed to be a non negative

function belonging to a suitable Lebesgue space $L^{m}(\Omega)$.

PAPER ID: 40

FRACTIONAL INTEGRATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF

THE (P, Q)--EXTENDED MODIFIED BESSEL FUNCTION OF

SECOND KIND

Mamta Gupta and Kanak Modi.

The present paper is devoted to the study of the fractional calculus operators to

establish fractional formulas results for the (p, q)--extended modified Bessel

function of second kind〖 M〗_(v,p,q)^ (z)involving Saigo hypergeometric

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fractional integral and differential operators in terms of the Hadamard product of

the (p, q)--extended modified Bessel function of second kind and Fox-Wright

function. Corresponding assertions for the classical Riemann-Liouville and

Erdelyi-Kober fractional integral and differential operators are deduced.

PAPER ID: 41

AN ANALYSIS OF NATURAL FREQUENCIES OF

FUNCTIONALLY GRADED ALUMINA CNT COMPOSITES

UNDER VARIOUS BOUNDARY CONDITIONS USING FOSDT

Piyush Sharma, Shailendra Bohra and Dinesh Shringi.

Metal matrix nanocomposites have been actively researched to develop the

advanced characteristics of a completely new array of materials. This paper will

discuss and summarize the studies carried out on carbon nanotube (CNT) alumina

matrix composites. These composites continuously studied for their multiple uses

in automobile and aerospace fields .They possess properties such as lightweight

and high specific strength which provided added benefits in these applications. In

the present study, metal matrix sandwiched nanocomposites are investigated using

the Finite Element approach. The effect of CNT’s sandwiched in Alumina is

analysed in detail. The effects of CNT volume fractions and their arrangements are

further analyzed using the rule of mixture. Homogeneous distribution of CNTs

within the Al2O3 matrix and strong interfacial connection between CNTs-Al2O3

give nanocomposites with superior properties. The results presented in this study

will have implications in the design and development of metal matrix

nanocomposites for applications in high-performance lightweight materials.

PAPER ID: 42

ROLE OF TEXTBLOB IN TWITTER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS:

A CASE STUDY ON COVID-19 VACCINATION

Aditya Joshi, Manoj Diwakar, Dinesh C Dobhal and Amit Juyal.

Study of web-based datasets preferably taken from microblogging websites like

Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook etc. with ample amount of data

which uses natural language processing, linguistics, text analysis to extract the

important information known as sentiment analysis. Sentiment analysis with

machine learning techniques studies patterns and make predictions. This research

tries to explore the tweets related to COVID-19 vaccination to understand view of

people concerning about vaccination which is called opinion mining and discover

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exploratory data analysis will be performed in the initial phase. Emotions are

essential to express feeling about the situation and this can be analyzed

automatically from social media, microblogging sites etc. Sentiment analysis

automatically sorts thousands of surveys, tweets, conversations and make it

worthwhile for predictions. Tweets polarities is determined by lexicon-based

approach. This research focuses on the role of TextBlob in twitter sentiment

analysis which is used to calculate the tweets essential features such as polarity and

subjectivity scores. Polarities will be classified into positive, negative and neutral

to check the significance of tweets, lexicon-based analysis will be compared with

manual results in terms of positive and negative tweets to check the reliability of

TextBlob, finally a machine learning model based on Naïve Bayes Classifier will

be developed that predicts the positivity and negativity of tweets related to

COVID-19 vaccination.

PAPER ID: 43

CRYPTOGRAPHY RESEARCH

Shaina Arora.

The development of internet connectivity comes with several advantages. But in

last couple of decades, privacy and security is becoming difficult. As a result data

transfer over communication is more vulnerable to abuse now. In this era of

growing technology, data hacking and breaching over communication channel has

become a major issue To keep data security and privacy over the communication

channel we use image cryptographic and stenography method. In cryptographic we

encrypt the data and in stenography we hide secret image or text in cover image.

There are many symmetric and asymmetric encryption techniques, which are used

for encryption and decryption purpose. Symmetric encryption technique work on

common key(same key used for encryption & decryption purpose), whereas

asymmetric work on with one public key and private key. Public key used for

encryption and private key for decryption. AES technique is better in symmetric

algorithm and RSA in asymmetric algorithm.



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PAPER ID: 44

A REVIEW OF THE FRACTIONAL ORDER VISCOELASTIC

MODELS USED IN MECHANICS AND BIOLOGY

Harsh Saxena and Ritu Agarwal.

Visco elasticity is the property of materials that exhibit both viscous and elastic

characteristics when undergoing deformations. Mainly, the visco elasticmaterials

are Amorphous Polymers, Semi Crystalline Polymers, Biopolymers, living Tissues

and Cells etc. Here, we will review four fractional order Vis-co elastic models for

time dependent structures, stress relaxation for human arteries and one-

dimensional blood flow model. The motivation for fractional order biological

models comes from recent experiments indicating that such models are providing

flexible alternative to fit biological tissue data. Besides it, the mechanical

properties of damping materials and the arterial wall remodeled using fractional

order time derivatives. That’s why linear viscoelas-ticity is the field of the most

extensive applications of fractional calculus.

PAPER ID: 45

PERCEPTION CONSISTENCY ULTRASOUND IMAGE

Vaishali Bhardwaj.

Due to the limitations of sensors, the transmission medium and the intrinsic

properties of ultrasound, the quality of ultrasound imaging is always not ideal,

especially its low spatial resolution. To remedy this situation, deep learning

networks have been recently developed for ultrasound image super-resolution (SR)

because of the powerful approximation capability. However, most current

supervised SR methods are not suitable for ultrasound medical images because the

medical image samples are always rare, and usually, there are no low-resolution

(LR) and high-resolution (HR) training pairs in reality. In this work, based on self-

supervision and cycle generative adversarial network (CycleGAN), we propose a

new perception consistency ultrasound image super-resolution (SR) method, which

only requires the LR ultrasound data and can ensure the re-degenerated image of

the generated SR one to be consistent with the original LR image, and vice versa.

We first generate the HR fathers and the LR sons of the test ultrasound LR image

through image enhancement, and then make full use of the cycle loss of LR-SR-LR

and HR-LR-SR and the adversarial characteristics of the discriminator to promote

the generator to produce better perceptually consistent SR results.

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The evaluation of PSNR/IFC/SSIM, inference efficiency, and visual effects under

the benchmark CCA-US and CCA-US datasets illustrate our proposed approach is

effective and superior to other state-of-the-art methods

PAPER ID: 46

CAPUTO-HADAMARD FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATION WITH THREE-POINT BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

Abdelkader Amara.

In this research work, we proved the existence and uniqueness of a solution to a

boundary value problem with a two-term fractional differential equation that

contains Caputo-Hadamard derivatives and integrals by using a fixed point

theorem in Banach space. The main result is well illustrated by an example.

PAPER ID: 47

AN EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES AND DISPOSAL OF

CONSTRUCTION WASTE OF CHITTORGARH CITY

Parth Samdani, Bhopal Singh Singhvi and Ranveer Singh Shekhawat.

Construction activities and their consequences have a big impact on the

environment of the globe. The construction activities play a significant

contribution in the damage of environment. Pollution due to construction activities

is presently one of the biggest global environmental challenges. Fossil fuels such

as gas and diesel when burnt during construction activities causes highest negative

impact on the environment. The principle source of noise pollution is the noise

generated from the construction industry. Most of the construction noise is

produced by the use of machineries such as excavators, bulldozers, breakers,

tractors, generators, mixers and vibrators during the process of demolition,

preparation of site and casting of concrete. The use of green technology, keeping

minimum length of project completion time, by reusing and recycling existing

materials and properly disposing of construction waste are some of the ways with

which we can reduce the negative environmental impact on the civil construction

works. The occupational health data should be documented by the construction

industries and government bodies which can really help to create awareness and

find solutions to fight against the health issues which are caused due to the

involvement in the construction activities.



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PAPER ID: 48

NEW DISCUSSION ON APPROXIMATE CONTROLLABILITY

RESULTS FOR FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEMS OF

ORDER R Є (1,2)

M. Mohan Raja, V. Vijayakumar and R. Udhayakumar

This paper addresses some interesting results of the mild solution to approximate

controllability of fractional differential systems of order r Є (1,2). We study our

primary outcomes by applying the theoretical concepts about fractional calculus,

cosine and sine functions of operators, and fixed-point approach. A new set of

sufficient conditions are formulated and proved for the approximate controllability

of fractional differential systems. In particular, the results are established with the

assumption that the associated linear part of the system is approximately

controllable. Finally, we present an example to demonstrate the theory.

PAPER ID: 49

EVALUATING THE EFFICACY OF MACHINE LEARNING

ALGORITHMS IN SOIL PREDICTION

Sahil Vyas.

Agriculture is the backbone of any flourishing economy. In India, Agriculture

contributes to around 17% of GDP and is a source of employment for 53% of the

whole population. A proper soil prediction is very crucial to decide on a suitable

crop. The farmer usually does this manually. Through the application of machine

learning algorithms, this process can be automated and made more accurate. This

paper presents various algorithms and their efficiency in producing accurate soil

prediction. For the same, various classification methods have been surveyed like

SVM, ANN, decision trees. For feature extraction, various techniques have been

discussed along with their efficacy.



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PAPER ID: 50

WOMEN’S ARMOR

Shuchi Dave, S.D. Purohit, Ritu Agarwal, Deepak Sajnani, Saksham Soni and

Aman Jain.

The women were treated as the goddess in the past but presently the cruelty of

human and the jeopardy on women is leading us towards hell. A lot of women

were harassed while some are beaten and many of the cases not registered in the

papers. When the felony was happening with the woman, she was fighting with

those people, lonely. No one comes to save her life because no one saw her. So for

the safety of the women, we think to design such a device so that the woman could

get help from the police department and her family too. The device will contain e-

components like GSM, GPS, Camera module, etc. The whole design will be coded

in the IC ATmega328p. Later on, the design will be printed on the printed circuit

board. The device will be in a very small design in the form of “Borla” a

Rajasthani traditional wear. These components will let us help in making direct

touch with the lady and along with the live tracking of that woman. It will also

help us in tracking delinquents to put them behind the bars. With the help of GSM,

GPS the nearest police department and her family members will get the location of

the woman via mobile message and the police will lead the rest. It will give

complete armor to the woman with a single touch.In this paper, we tried to reduce

the size and cost of Borla with help of optimization techniques.

PAPER ID: 51

KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF HUMAN GAIT USING IMAGE

PROCESSING ON MATLAB

Preeti Verma, Barkha Gupta and S.K. Rathore.

The human gait is a pattern of locomotion in which the body moves step by step in

the desired direction. Identification of this is now desired in many domains like

visual surveillance, clinical analysis, computer animation, athletic performance

analysis, robotics and biometrics. The gold standard approaches of human gait

analysis are often expensive, immobile, data-limited, and/or require specialized

equipment or expertise for operation. This paper proposes a simple, inexpensive

and portable image processing technique for kinematic analysis of human gait

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It can derive the spatial and temporal features of gait kinematics. It uses video

input collected from readily accessible devices (e.g.,smartphones, tablets) by

placing reflective markers on the joints of the person for normal walking.

Kinematic angles of knee and ankle joint are determined by coding on MATLAB.

The accuracy of the proposed system is checked by comparing these kinematic

data with clinical gait analysis dataset available in literature for normal walking.

PAPER ID: 52

AN ANALYSIS OF NOISE POLLUTION AT UDAIPUR CITY

Parth Samdani and Bhopal Singh Singhvi.

Noise pollution is considered as a big problem that affects human life in urban as

well as rural areas across the globe. Noise is a prominent feature of the

environment. Noise from neighbors, noise from industry and the noise from

transport are three main sources of noise. Noise is all around us and causes

irritation. Noise interferes with the work performance and it also modifies the

social behaviour. Noise may arise through human induced activities or from

natural sources. The main characteristic of the noise pollution is that noise

pollution does not leave any residue in the environment. Noise pollution can be

from simple sources to various complex sources such as vehicles, trains and

airplanes. Generally, the noise levels remain higher on festival days as compared to

normal days. Exposure to any kind of noise always disturbs sleep. Some studies in

India and abroad on exposure to noise pollution show an association with

hypertension. Some other studies show that there is only a weak relationship

between noise and cardio vascular disease. Noise pollution has a high degree of

adverse effects on human health and other living organisms.

PAPER ID: 53

NEW RESULTS CONCERNING TO APPROXIMATE

CONTROLLABILITY OF SOBOLEV TYPE NEUTRAL HILFER

FRACTIONAL STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL SYSTEMS.

Dinesh kumar C, Udhaya kumar R and Vijaya kumar

This manuscript mainly focusing approximate controllability of Sobolev type

neutral Hilfer fractional stochastic differential systems. Our results proved based

on semi-group theory, fractional calculus and fixed point theorem. Firstly, the

investigation about the existence of mild solution and then we study about the

approximate controllability of the considered equation. Then, we extend our study

to system with non-local conditions. Finally, we provide a theoretical application

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PAPER ID: 54

NUMERICAL MODELLING OF STUDY OF THE STABILITY

OF THE POND SOLAR

Sabrina Gheraibia.

In this paper, the effect of the entrainment velocity, the Nusselt number, and the

thickness of the salinity gradient zone (NCZ) on the Stability of the Solar Pond are

studied. The equations of thermal energy and mass transfer in a salt gradient solar

pond are discretized by finite difference methods in the transient regime. A new

border condition applicable near the equilibrium of interface between the (NCZ)

and the (LCZ) region is proposed. In this study, when we take into account the

effects of both turbulent entrainment and diffusion on growth or erosion of the

gradient zone (NCZ), the numerical results obtained show an additional condition

of solar pond’s stability which link between the salinity gradient and the

temperature gradient in the (NCZ) region.

PAPER ID: 55

ANALYTIC UNIVALENT STARLIKE FUNCTIONS WITH

RESPECT TO A BOUNDARY POINT ORIGIN

Dhurai K and Sivasubramanian S.

Let D={z: |z|<1} be the open unit disk in the complex plane C.Let A be the class of

analytic functions f such that f(0)=0, f'(0)=1.A said E in the plane is starlike with

respect to W if each ray with initial point w intersects the interior of E in a set. If a

function f(z) maps the unit disk onto a starlike function with respect to origin. S*

denoted by the class of starlike function with respect to origin. Robertson,

Observed one step forward with the characterization of the class S* and defined

the class G of starlike functions with respect to a boundary point. Geometrically

says, the class of univalent Caratheodory functions are starlike with respect to the

boundary point zero.In the same way, we defined the class G_c, obtained some

interesting result in a wider context, Silverman class,some inequalities for the

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PAPER ID: 56

ANALYTIC SOLUTION OF FLOW IN KARSTIC AQUIFER

USING DUAL PERMEABILITY MODEL WITH NON

SINGULAR KERNEL

Mahaveer Prasad Yadav, Ritu Agarwal and S. D. Purohit.

Karst aquifers have very complex flow system because of its high spatial

heterogeneity of void distribution. In this paper we will study the flow mechanism

in fissured karst aquifer using flow simulation with a double porosity approach.

The governing differential equations based on dual porosity model are modified by

using the Caputo-Fabrizio fractional derivative operator with respect to time.

Behavior of hydraulic head and flow rate is described graphically.

PAPER ID:57

ON THE MODIFICATION GAUSS-WEIERSTRASS INTEGRAL

OPERATORS

Başar Yılmaz.

In this presentation,we use modified Gauss-Weierstrass operators and give some

approximation results in the exponential weighted spaces.

PAPER ID: 58

WARM PATIENT MATTRESS

Aman Jain and Jinesh Khandelwal.

Human beings normally maintain a body temperature at 37°C, and maintenance of

this relatively high temperature is critical for human survival. The warm patient

mattress which is being proposed through this problem statement will support in

maintain og required temperature and benefit the patients.

According to the study and research, it has been found that due to the warmness of

mattress patients feel relaxed, content & comfortable. It is obvious that our body

has to maintain a body temperature and as per law of thermodynamics heat transfer

from higher temperature to lower temperature, the warm mattress will maintain the

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If it temperature is not maintained, it causes diseases like ‘Sepsis’ And

‘Hypothermia’ & “Fever’ which directly attacks on kidney and heart and may lead

to death of the admitted patient. As per the details found through the research

material, it has been noticed that hospital uses blanket to warm and as each patient

require a new blanket and even in a small hospital daily 50-60 blankets are used

and approx. Rs. 1500-2000 is invested on washing and which causes loss of

warmness so our device is to heat the mattress at a desired temperature by the user,

it should be easily washable, price efficient, and set temperature between 2-3

minutes and complete shock proof. But at present, devices available in the market

are quite high in price and are not secure as well. Therefore, we would like to

propose our device named as Warm Patient Mattress for fulfilling the purpose and

making the medical field equipped with this kind of comfortable device which can

be used by the hospitals at the low cost for the good health of the patient. As to

save approx. 10 million tones of water daily across the world and to serve the

mattress as a biomedical device. For this using Carbon fibre heating element to

heat up the mattress .It has been noticed that the element which is being used is

very thin, tiny leakage current, shock proof , low cost ,very flexible , high stiffness,

tensile strength ,low weight, low thermal expansion , and high chemical resistivity.

Its infrared heat helps in good blood circulation and the most important thing is

that its low cost. We will make the mattress hot as per input and for circuit

programming. Bare Duino Nano will be used for two mattress and the and the

overall cost will be low as compared to other available devices. It is completely

shock proof and it can be maintained at any temperature and it is easily washable,

easy to use and can help in reducing the no. of deaths due to diseases like fever,

hypothermia, sepsis and it will be cost effective due to less need of washing.

PAPER ID: 59

SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR Q-STARLIKE AND Q-CONVEX

FUNCTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH GENERALIZED

CONFLUENT HYPERGEOMETRIC FUNCTION

Murli Manohar Gour, Sunil Joshi, Sunil Dutt Purohit and Pranay Goswami.

The main object of this paper is to investigate and determine a sufficient condition

for q-starlike and q-convex functions which are associated with generalized

confluent hypergeometric function.



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PAPER ID: 60

PROPERTIES OF CONVOLUTIONS FOR BESSEL SERIES

WITH UNIVALENT FUNCTIONS

Murugan A Muru, Radhika V Radhi and Sivasubramaniyan S Siva.

The purpose of the present paper is to investigate various mapping and inclusive

properties involving subclasses of analytic and univalent function for linear

operator defined by means Hadamard product(convolution) with Bessel function.

PAPER ID: 61

ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTED

RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCE IN DISTRIBUTION

NETWORK

Sivagama Sundari M S and Periyasamy D

The power quality of distribution networks may be affected by different issues

which can influence the performance of sensitive loads and equipment. The

steadiness of power demand, especially for huge organizations or bulk tariff

consumers and exceptionally automated industries, can be influenced by an

organization's power quality degradation. Therefore, power quality improvement in

a distribution network is a significant issue from the customer perspective. Power

quality improvement should be possible by actualizing ESSs(Energy Storage

System) at the purpose of normal coupling through power converters with the

exchange of active and reactive power. An ESS, as a source of power associated

with a dc-interface, can likewise be coupled to FACTS (Flexible AC Transmission

System) or DSTATCOM (Distribution Static Synchronous Compensator). ESSs

are utilized to limit the overvoltage issue along with the function of storing

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PAPER ID: 62

SINGLE COUNTER MARKOVIAN QUEING MODEL WITH

MULTIPLE INPUTS

Gajendra Kumar Saraswat.

This paper analyzes a M/M/1 queuing model with multiple input, where the rate of

arrival and service capacity follow Poisson distribution. The arrival process of the

model remains in three stages said to be state I, II, and III. The system remains in

three state for a random time which is exponentially distributed. The queue

discipline is first-in-first-out. Laplace transforms of the various probability

generating functions are obtained and the steady state results are derived. The

probability that the arrival process (input) will be in state I, II and III is also

analyzed.

PAPER ID: 63

THE (K, S)-FRACTIONAL CALCULUS OF S-FUNCTION

Sunil Chandak and D.L. Suthar.

In this paper, we introduce the (k, s)-fractional integral and differential operators

involving S-function as its kernel. Also, we establish various properties of these

operators. Further, we consider a number of certain consequences of the main

results.

PAPER ID: 64

RESEARCH ON MODULAR MULTILEVEL CONVERTERS

SUITABLE FOR HIGH POWER ENERGY CONVERSION

SYSTEM

Germin Nisha M, Sivagama Sundari M S and Raghul Kumar R.

Outfitted with numerous highlights, for example, a modular structure, simple

adaptability as far as voltage and current, usage of standard components, and

excellent quality of the output waveforms modular multi-level converters (MMC)

is the state-of-the-art for multilevel converter topologies and have important role of

various applications in power systems. It works as consecutive converters. MMC

has been a subject of expanding significance for medium/high-power energy

conversion systems. Numerous new contributions and new commercial topologies

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The main objective of this paper is to review these new contributions where

multilevel converter technology stands and is going the most recent

accomplishments of of MMC regarding the mentioned research topics, new

applications, and future patterns. Also, MMC circuit topologies and its modulation

techniques are addressed in this paper.

PAPER ID: 65

SMART RECOMMENDING SYSTEM BASED ON THE DEGREE

OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN E-LEANING PLATFORMS

Rajae Zriaa and Said Amali.

With the rapid emergence of e-learning platforms, educational resources are also

booming. The Recommendation of Personalized Educational Resources (RPERs)

is one of the main factors that develops the motivation rate among students. The

recommendation system is a process that is based on the domain model and the

student model, in order to generate appropriate learning objects. The objective of

this contribution is to predict the degree of student engagement, through their

implicit behaviors in the learning platform, by using the data mining techniques.

This paper aims to develop a smart recommendation model for the e-learning

platform in order to maintain student perseverance. To this end, the

recommendation process will respect the following steps: Extraction of implicit

and explicit student preferences, exploration of the student's profile, clustering of

students with similar characteristics, then selection and recommendation of

personalized learning objects to maintain their motivation.

PAPER ID: 66

EFFECT OF DIFFUSION THERMO ON TRANSIENT MHD

NATURAL FLOW WITH CHEMICAL REACTION AND MASS

TRANSFER IN A SLIP FLOW REGIME

Anuja Sinha.

The present work aims to study the effect of diffusion-thermo on hydromagnetic

free convective flow of an unsteady, incompressible, viscous, electrically

conducting fluid with mass and heat transfer past a moving vertical porous plate. In

our study we have considered the plate to be of infinite length with time dependent

suction in presence of heat source in a slip flow regime. The effects of rarefaction

are considered in gases in which the molecular mean free path is comparable to the

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The gas exhibits non-continuum effects such as velocity slip, temperature jump

and concentration jump. So in our study we have taken into account, slip flow

parameter for the velocity, jump in temperature and jump in concentration in the

boundary conditions. The non-dimensional governing equations are solved by

perturbation technique. The effects of different parameters like Prandtl number

(Pr), Schmidt number (Sc), magnetic field parameter (M), duffour effect (Du) etc.

have been studied on velocity, temperature and concentration field and are

interpreted through graphs. Also the effect of the parameters have been studied on

Skin friction (τ), Nusselt number (Nu) and Sherwood number (Sh).

PAPER ID: 67

ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BASED TEACHING &

LEARNING IN NATION’S SUCCESS

Purushottam Bhari.

This paper explores the phenomena of the emergence of the use of artificial

intelligence in teaching and learning in higher education. It investigates

educational implications of emerging technologies on the way students learn and

how institutions teach and evolve. Recent technological advancements and the

increasing speed of adopting new technologies in higher education are explored in

order to predict the future nature of higher education in a world where artificial

intelligence is part of the fabric of our universities. We pinpoint some challenges

for institutions of higher education and student learning in the adoption of these

technologies for teaching, learning and student support.

In India higher education is the growing sector having potential to become as a

developed nation in the future. The quality of higher education plays a key role in

the entire educational system. Since the nation’s success is mainly determined by

the quality of higher education it is important to develop the number of strategies

in teaching learning process. In this regard, it is essential that new and innovative

teaching methods are to be developed. This article mainly focuses on the current

scenario of higher education and innovative techniques to be used so as to

strengthen the content knowledge for the student. Various teaching systems are

focused with a view to increase the overall quality of education systems. Study is

done on the Enrollment of students in different courses and their percentages and

Gross Enrollment Ratio in higher education in various states in India. Innovative

Teaching Methods and use of Artificial Intelligence in Education sector is also

discussed.



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PAPER ID: 68

QUALITY EDUACTION IN GLOBAL PRSEPACTIVE

Garima Jolly.

This comparative study explores the views of Finnish and Japanese student

teachers about their future profession. As global citizens, teachers should know,

one, the cultural and historical backgrounds of pupils and their families, and two,

how to teach topics and global issues related to them. The Outcome of this paper

will be how students and teachers accepts the global education to make the aware

of different culture and make the more employable in perspective of Golab market.

The main body of empirical data was collected through interviews and

questionnaires conducted in the two contexts by students. This study found

differences and similarities in the global perspective views of Finnish and Japanese

student teachers. In many ways, these views reflect Hanvey's model of five goals,

in particular "perspective sensitivity" and "cross-cultural awareness."Views

deriving from essential pedagogy were less evident. Notable variations in

Gaudelli's "four orientations" layout were evident. The Japanese student teachers

more often displayed nationalistic tendencies than their Finnish counterparts, who

stressed humanistic values. In the Japanese results, neo-liberalist and

transformation orientations were harder to detect. Views resulting from essential

pedagogy have been less apparent. Notable variations in Gaudelli's "four

orientations" layout were apparent. The Japanese student teachers more often

displayed nationalistic tendencies than their Finnish counterparts, who stressed

humanistic values.

In Japanese results, neo-liberalist and progressive orientations were more difficult

to detect. In both cases, student teachers saw GP as important to their future

profession, appealing to "cross-cultural awareness" in a humanistic direction. The

Japanese student teachers, however, emphasized "perspective perception" as part

of a nationalistic orientation while the Finns explained the teaching with respect

og GP in changing the global view. Both groups regarded teacher education

programs as important to GP development, sharing similar views on the value of

curricula and awareness of professors. Yet, while the teachers of Finnish students

saw peer reinforcement and varied assignments as helpful in improving GP, the

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PAPER ID: 69

FUZZY ARITHMETIC GEOMETRIC DIVERGENCE AND ITS

UTILITY IN PATTERN RECOGNITION

Sapna Gahlot and Ram Naresh Saraswat.

Here, we have discussed bounds on recognized fuzzy information divergence

measures in terms of fuzzy arithmetic geometric divergence and found the

relations among the recognized measures by convex function, fuzzy new f-

divergence, known inequalities and applied to Pattern Recognition. Inequalities are

very useful for literature of information theory.

PAPER ID: 70

(GAMMA, DELTA)-FUZZY HYPERIDEALS IN HYPERNEAR

RING

Neha Gahlot, Nagaraju Dasari and Neha Gahlotneha.

In this article we study about an new idea (γ, δ)- fuzzy hyperideals in hypernear-

rings also study some different topics (γ, δ)-Cut set, on direct product (γ, δ)-fuzzy

hyperideals.

PAPER ID: 71

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DEEP LEARNING MODELS ON

ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION OF DISTRACTED DRIVER

Himanshu Mittal and Mukesh Saraswat.

Distracted drivers are one of the major causes of road accidents. With an intention

of minimizing the occurrence of such accidents, this paper focuses on the

comparative analysis of various deep learning classifiers. To do so, the study

comprises detecting whether the driver is distracted or not. For this, a publicly

available dataset is used which contains images of both distracted and non-

distracted drivers. Further, the distracted class is categorized into different

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The comparison is conducted among four popular deep neural networks, namely

AlexNet, VGG-19, ResNet-34, and InceptionV3, in terms of five parameters, i.e.

accuracy, precision, recall, sensitivity, and specificity. It has been observed that

ResNet-34 is efficient for binary classification. However, VGG-19 outperforms

compared models on distinguishing among different distraction activities of the

driver.

PAPER ID: 72

ABOUT THE GLOBAL EXISTENCE, UNIQUENESS AND

BOUNDEDNESS OF THE WEAK SOLUTION FOR THE

ELLIPTIC-PARABOLIC SYSTEM

Rahai Amira and Guesmia Amar.

In this paper, we study global existence, uniqueness and boundedness of the weak

solution for the system (P) which is formulated by two subsystems (P1) and (P2),

the first describes the thixotropic problem and the second describes the diffusion

degradation of c, using Galerkin’s method, Lax-Milgran’s and maximum principle.

Moreover we show that the unique solution is positive.

PAPER ID: 73

X-RAY DIFFRACTION TECHNIQUE: AN ADVANCE TOOL

FOR CHARECTERIZATION OF AGRO WASTE MATERIALS

Dr.Shweta Vyas and Preeti Soni.

X-Ray diffraction (XRD) technique is a prominent & nondestructive tool, used for

crystallographic structure determination of any material. The technique follows the

Brag’s Law and measures the intensities and scattering angles of the X-rays that

leave the material. It also provides information on phases, preferred crystal

orientations (texture), average grain size, crystalline, crystal defects and many

other parameters. In the present study, XRD patterns of some agro waste materials

viz. Soya husk, Coconut husk, Sugarcane bagasse and Banana stem are compared.

All theses Lignocelluloses materials are found as complex combination of

Cellulose, Lignin, Hemicellulose, etc. with discrete levels of Crystalline Index,

depending upon the ratio of various components. Any physical treatments like

vacuum heating, ball-milling, microwave irradiations, sonochemical treatments

etc. or chemical treatments with acid, alkali, or oxidizing agents may alter the ratio

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which may be clearly seen in the XRD patterns. Hence XRD patterns may lead to

give useful information about ratio of one component over another and provide

descriptive information about the impact of the physical or chemical treatment

applied. This study may be extremely valuable for pioneer researchers to

understand the structure of Lignocellulosic Waste Materials using XRD technique

PAPER ID: 74

APPLICATION OF TAGUCHI TECHNIQUE FOR OPTIMAL

EVALUATION & CHARACTERIZATION OF INCONAL-625

Deepanshu Arora, Sanjay Sharma, Yogesh Chandra Sharma, Dhirendra Mathur,

Vikas Baranwal and Mahesh Kumar Jangid.

In this paper we focused on the design of experiment for the characterization

planning for Inconal-625 super alloy. As far as the diversity of environmental

factors are concerned, we performed heat treatment and corroding of the sample

pieces for five different settings. Ion-irradiation on various fluence were performed

for the bare, heat treated and corrode samples. Combination of different parameters

and different settings make multiple permutation and combination for the proper

characterization of super alloy. This paper focused on the taguchi technique, which

optimizes the numbers of trial for Ion-irradiation. Therefore we performed the

characterization with optimum numbers of irradiated samples. For the

characterization of the treated and bare samples Scanning Electron Microscopy

(SEM), Energy Dispersive X-Ray Analysis (EDAX), X-ray powder diffraction

(XRD) and wear tests are performed.

PAPER ID: 75

NUMERICAL ELUCIDATION OF KLEIN-GORDON-

ZAKHAROV SYSTEM

Chiman Lal and Dr. R. D. Pankaj.

We solve the numerically of the coupled 1D Klein-Gordon-Zakharov system

(KGZ) equations in short) by Petrov-Galerkin method, using linear and cubic B-

Spline, as trial functions. The midpoint rule will be functional to advance the

solution in time. This scheme is stable to Von Neumann stability analysis.

Numerical solution is used to think about the accurateness and show the dynamism

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PAPER ID: 76

NEW ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR NONLINEAR WAVE

SYSTEM

Dr. Ram Dayal Pankaj.

The proposed analytical approach is an elegant combination of Elzaki transform

and Homotopy analysis method (HAM) and presents a new approach to solve

nonlinear wave system which is combination of two wave equations (Telegraph

Equation and Klein-Gordon (K-G) Type Equation) . The method does not need

linearization, weak nonlinearity assumptions, or perturbation theory and it reduces

the computational size and avoids round-off errors. We compared the numerical

solutions with corresponding analytical solutions. This method is called homotopy

analysis Elzaki transform (HAET) method. This study represents significant

character of HAET method

PAPER ID: 77

POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM IN ALH- A REVIEW

Navneet Sharma and S.S. Godara.

Power transmission mechanisms are being used since the start of the era of

industrialization. Electrical, mechanical, and thermal power transmission appeared

at the start of19th century. The purpose of the rotorcraft’s power transmission

system is to take power from the engine and transfer it to other components via

flexible drive shaft that helps power and control the rotorcraft. The transmission

takes engine output and transfers into the rotors at another angular velocity and

torque. In this paper, a study on power transmission mechanism by

considering the Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) is explained. ALH was

developed in 1992; it is a lightweight 5.5class ton helicopter which is presently

used for defense and civil purposes. The process of power transmission is

accomplished by the participation of its core parts which play an important role in

its manufactures such as MGB,AGB, IGB, and TGB. The transmission's main

gearbox steps down the speed of the main rotor so it doesn't rotate as rapidly as the

engine shaft. The power is transmitted through multiple stage reduction

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PAPER ID: 78

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CLUSTERING METHODS FOR

SENTIMENTAL DATA

Avinash Pandey and Mukesh Saraswat.

Sentiment analysis is a process of determining the viewpoint of users with respect

to sentimental topics commonly present on social media. These sentimental topics

are examined using the sentiment analysis method to find the opinion or attitude of

users. As sentimental data present at different social media platforms are

unlabeled. Therefore, clustering methods are generally used for sentiment analysis.

This paper reviews various existing clustering-based sentiment analysis methods.

In this paper, two main clustering methods have been surveyed, namely

hierarchical and partitional based clustering methods. As partitional clustering is

computationally better, further analysis has been performed from the perspective

of methods belonging to this category. Besides, the survey of various performance

parameters for the evaluation of sentiment analysis is also presented.

PAPER ID: 79

HYBRIDIZATION OF ANT LION OPTIMIZATION

ALGORITHM WITH THE ARITHMETIC CROSSOVER

OPERATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHM FOR OPTIMAL

POWER FLOW

Dhiraj Singh, Divyanshi Dwivedi and M Balasubbareddy.

In this paper a unique Ant Lion Optimization (ALO) algorithm supported

searching mechanism of ant lions is being hybridized with the arithmetic crossover

operation of Genetic Algorithm (GA) for finding best power flow in power

systems. This ends up in the higher quality of solutions and improve the

exploration in search space. The potential and performance of the planned

algorithm is analysed on benchmark test functions and IEEE-14 bus test system.

Generation fuel value, emission of generating units and line losses are thought-

about as objectives for best power flow issues. Simulation results show that the

planned rule provides an efficient and sturdy high-quality of solutions. The

obtained results are going to be compared with the existing literature for justifying

the prevalence of the planned algorithm.



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PAPER ID: 80

NOVEL OPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF IPFC FOR SOLVING

OPTIMAL POWER FLOW PROBLEMS USING HYBRID SINE-

COSINE ALGORITHM

M Balasubbareddy, Divyanshi Dwivedi and Dhiraj Singh.

study presents an effective approach for solving the optimal power flow problem in

power system. A novel algorithm Sine-Cosine Algorithm (SCA) which is based on

population is being hybridized it with the arithmetic crossover operation, this

proposed algorithm named as Hybrid Sine-Cosine Algorithm (HSCA) aims to

reduce the computation time and make it more effective in achieving the global

solution with the avoidance of local optima. Furthermore, for controlling and

improving the power system parameters a novel FACTS Controller namely,

Interline power flow controller (IPFC) is placed optimally in power system. For

incorporating IPFC in Newton-Raphson load flow, it is mathematically modeled

using current injection modeling (CIM). The performance of proposed algorithm is

tested on some benchmark test functions to prove its superiority through

convergence characteristics. The capability and performance of the proposed idea

is implemented on IEEE-30 bus system for solving Optimal Power Flow problems.

Generation fuel cost, emission and transmission losses are considered as single

objectives of optimal power flow problem are being solved. The obtained results

are compared with the existing literature to justify the supremacy and potential of

the proposed idea.

Article Highlights:

a)Implication of hybrid sine-cosine algorithm yields to better global optimum

solution.

b) FACTS controllers help in controlling power flow capability.

c) Solution of Optimal Power Flow problem helps in utilizing the existing system

more efficiently and effectively.

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PAPER ID: 81

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF EFFICIENT IMAGE/VIDEO

SEGMENTATION METHODS FOR ROAD ACCIDENT

DETECTION

Raju Pal and Mukesh Saraswat

A big source of concern across the Indian subcontinent has been road injuries. The

world reported about 151 thousand deaths due to road crashes in 2018 alone.

Around three to five percent of the country's GDP has been spent in road accidents

last year. Notably, while India accounts for about one quarter of the world's

automobile population, about six percent of the world's road traffic accidents were

also accounted for. Young Indians were involved in nearly 70 percent of the

deaths. Most of the deaths due to road accidents are because of lack of immediate

medical help to the victim. Automated detection of road accidents can help the

victim on real-time. Therefore, in this abstract an automated method based on deep

learning models is suggested for automatic detection of road accidents.

In literature, various image segmentation methods like RCNN, Fast-RCNN, Faster-

RCNN, Mask-R CNN have been used for object detection. We have used

Hierarchical Recurrent Neural Networks (HRNN) which are a class of neural

network for sequential data like text, video or speeches. The HRNN is trained on

video dataset of road accidents. The dataset is broken into sequential frames by the

proposed architecture and then each frame was examined to detect accidents. If an

accidental scenario was detected we developed an approach of sending a real time

message to the nearest police station and hospital regarding the location of the

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PAPER ID: 82

DATA AUGMENTATION ON ULTRASOUND IMAGES FOR

BREAST CANCER CLASSIFICATION USING DEEP

LEARNING

Mukesh Saraswat and Raju Pal.

In recent times, automation of the initial tumor prognosis and classification has

become possible due to the advancements in the field of deep learning. But there is

a scarcity of good quality datasets which are available in the public domain for this

particular problem. The shortage of open-source datasets of ultrasound (US)

images of breast cancer prohibits research in this field as the practitioners are not

able to get decent performance from their experiments. In the proposed system, the

ultrasound image dataset is cleaned and augmented by using classical approaches

in conjunction with the latest deep learning based augmentation methods such as

Data Augmentation Generative Adversarial Networks (DAGANs). The augmented

dataset used in this experiment was able to provide very efficient results in the task

of binary classification of breast ultrasound images and it will be very beneficial

for future experiments in this particular field when it is available in the public

domain.

PAPER ID: 83

PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MG/NI THIN

FILM FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE APPLICATIONS

Mahesh Kumar Jangid, Shyam Sunder Sharma, Dhirendra Mathur, Yogesh

Chandra Sharma and Deepanshu Arora.

Metal hydrides are known as a potential efficient, low-risk option for high-density

hydrogen storage purpose from both theoretical and practical point of view. In the

present study bilayer Mg/Ni (150nm) thin films were prepared by using magnetron

sputtering unit. The prepared thin films were annealed at temperature 573K in

vacuum for an hour to obtain homogeneous and inter diffusion structure. Before

and after hydrogenation of thin films, various properties, including the current-

voltage characteristics, optical absorption, optical band gap, Raman spectroscopy

and surface topography have been studied and discussed. As deposited thin film

structure shows the ohmic nature and after annealing it shows the partially

semiconductor nature and found that the conductivity of the annealed film

decreased with hydrogen pressure during the hydrogenation of thin film, it may be

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The optical absorption as well as energy band gap of annealed film are increased

with hydrogen pressure and suggests that optical band can be tailored using

hydrogen gas in thin films structure and the phase were changed in thin film

structure after hydrogenation. Surface topography of pristine and annealed thin

films was confirmed by using optical microscope. The Raman Spectroscopy of thin

film structure shows that intensity of Raman peaks were decreased with hydrogen

pressure and suggests that hydrogenation may change the phase or make the

bonding with metal interstitial as well as surface locations. All investigations are

indicated that these thin film structure can be used for hydrogen storage

applications.

PAPER ID: 84

ON THE SOLUTIONS FOR GENERALIZED MULTI-ORDER

FRACTIONAL PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

ARISING IN PHYSICS

Sunil Dutt Purohit.

In this article we have studied solutions of a generalized multi-order fractional

partial differential equations involving the Caputo time-fractional derivative and

the Riemann-Liouville space fractional derivatives using Laplace-Fourier

transform technique. Proposed generalized multi-order fractional partial

differential equation is reducible to Schr\"odinger equation, wave equation and

diffusion equation in a more general sense, and hence, solution of these equations

are specifically noted. Not only this, solutions of equation proposed in the

stochastic resetting theory in the context of Brownian motion can also be found in

a general regime.

PAPER ID: 85

SHEHU INTEGRAL TRANSFORM OF THE S-FUNCTION

Mridula Purohit and Rashmi Goyal.

In recent years many researchers have paid attention to discover the conclusion of

many problems related to field of sciences and engineering by applying integral

transform method. We present in this paper shehu integral transform of S- function

which is a prolongation of the generalized mittag-leffler function.Shehu transform

is entirely fruitful for applied problems as growth and decay problems.



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PAPER ID: 86

BIODIESEL: NEEM OIL IMPACT ON ENGINE

PERFORMANCE

Amogh Sharma, Jyoti Sharma and Dhiraj Singh.

This study shows the feasibility of using Neem oil as diesel substitute. We have

composed a mixture of ethanol, neem oil & diesel in the ratio of 5:5:90, 5:10:85,

10:5:85, 10:10:80 and 10:30:60 respectively. A comparative study of combustion

characteristics of these five ratios on diesel engine has been done. On blending of

ethanol & diesel with neem oil, a considerable improvement is shown in their

physical & chemical properties. Cetane number of this biodiesel mixture came

very closer to pure diesel. CI engine was run on each mixture of biodiesel as well

as on pure diesel at different load (1000, 2000and 3000 Watt) at constant speed of

1500 rpm separately.

PAPER ID: 87

MODELO COMPUTACIONAL Y MONITOREO EN ATENCIÓN

MÉDICA INTEGRAL A PACIENTES CON EPOC, BASADO EN

TELEMEDICINE

Fernando Solis, Cesar Vásconez, Dolores Rexachs and Emilio Luque.

La enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica (EPOC), requieren un seguimiento

habitual y sistemático que incluye la medición de parámetros como: el índice de

masa corporal, el porcentaje de saturación de oxígeno, el valor de la presión

arterial, y el volumen del flujo máximo respiratorio, frecuentemente procede en el

ámbito pulmonar y se vincula con un elevado número de enfermedades que afectan

a distintos órganos. El modelo computacional de monitoreo y atención médica

básica integral sincrónica y/o asincrónica a pacientes con EPOC aplicando

telemedicina recolecta, analiza, procesa datos y expone sus resultados

gráficamente, permitiendo establecer procedimientos de actuación que ayuden a

valorar el impacto que tendría el sistema sobre el estado de pacientes, los

potenciales beneficios en el sistema sanitario y la reducción de los servicios

médicos presenciales. El monitoreo y la consulta de los datos es un sistema

bidireccional (médico paciente y paciente médico), que busca tener impacto en la

calidad de vida del paciente y la disminución de crisis al año,

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disminuyendo el número de veces que el paciente tenga que acudir a un centro

sanitario o incluso ser hospitalizado. El proceso computacional basados en

monitoreo, seguimiento y valoración facilita a pacientes con EPOC enviar datos

recolectados en el confort del hogar, lo que asiente realizar mediciones y

diagnosticar al paciente automáticamente por medio del aplicativo móvil, un

paciente con EPOC se formará para adquirir un grado de entrenamiento suficiente

para toma de muestras y enviar la información por medio del aplicativo al servicio

sanitario pertinente sin necesidad de movilizarse físicamente, convirtiéndose

entonces en un paciente empoderado, el objetivo es analizar el impacto del uso de

esta tecnología en la calidad de vida del paciente y los potenciales beneficios en el

sistema sanitario

PAPER ID: 88

STUDY ON LAPLACE TRANSFORMATION AND ITS

APPLICATION: A REVIEW

Dr. Vandana Agarwa And Prof. (Dr) Mayank Varshney

Laplace Transformation is one of the important tools used by scientists and

researchers in numerous areas of Engineering such as Circuit Analysis, Control

Systems, Communication System, Signal Processing, Mechanics, Hydrodynamics,

Heat Conduction, Beam Problems, Networks and Space Theory . In this paper 20

research papers were studied and the applications of Laplace Transformations are

reviewed. This review paper summarizes the existing theory, Problems worked on,

the procedure, how and where Laplace Transform used in various applications The

results of numerous studies, allow us to recommend the use of this technique to

model their research problem mathematically and to find the solution to the same.

PAPER ID: 89

A STUDY OF WEATHER FORECASTING IN IOT

TECHNOLOGY

Veeresh Thakur1, Manish Kumar Gour1, Shaina Arora2

Weather forecasting is the most important things in the today’s world. Basically

weather fore casting are used to provide the information about weather and their

climate Changes that “how the climate are change with time?” weather forecasting

is the use of Science and technology to predict the condition of weather for given

area It is one of the Most difficult issues the world over. This paper introduced a

classify approach for prediction of weather condition and shows how Naïve-Bayes

and Chi square algorithm can be utilized for classification purpose.



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In this paper we are going to shows that how various algorithms and Sensor are

worked in weather forecasting? This system is a web-application with effective

graphical user interface.

PAPER ID: 90

DIGITAL MARKITING

Harsh Vardhan, Shaina Arora, Ankit Kumar Tiwari

This paper offers sees on a few current and future patterns in promoting. The

substance is based on recent writing and on what is happening within the trade

world. The paper is based on secondary information. The paper is based on extant

writing and web sources. The different articles, researches, reports, daily papers,

magazines, different websites and the data on internet have been considered. We

encounter a radical alter in India towards the digitalization. The consumer are

looking and looking more on internet to discover the finest bargain frame the

venders around India as compared to conventional or customary strategies. In this

consider, we recognized that businesses can truly advantage from Computerized

Promoting such as look motor optimization (SEO), search motor showcasing

(SEM), substance showcasing, influencer showcasing, substance computerization,

ecommerce showcasing, campaign showcasing, and social media showcasing,

social media optimization, email coordinate promoting, show publicizing, e–books,

optical disks and diversions and are getting to be increasingly common in our

progressing innovation. It is illustrated that we all are associated through whatsapp

and facebook and the expanding utilize of social media is creating unused openings

for computerized marketers to draw in the

PAPER ID: 91

EFFECT OF AIR ANNEALING ON THE OPTICAL BANDGAP

OF SE THIN FILM

Dr. Ruchi Sharma, Dr. Dhirender Mathur and Dr. Y.C. Sharma

Thin film solar cells are most efficient devices to convert solar irradiation to

electricity. Se is a semiconducting material which is abundant, low-cost, low-

toxicity element. Use of photovoltaics (PV) is a promising alternative to the

worldwide energy problems. The plan is to grow and characterize thin layers of

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To start with Selenium thin films were deposited on glass substrate using thermal

vacuum evaporation technique. Films of different thickness 50nm, 100nm, 150nm

were prepared and were air annealed at 100 & 150 degrees C in tube furnace for 15

minutes. The Optical absorption, transmission and reflection spectra of films have

been measured by the UV/Vis spectrophotometer to examine optical band gap and

absorption coefficient. The effect of air annealing in the variation of optical band

gap has been studied and reported in this work.

PAPER ID: 92

OSTROWSKI INEQUALITY AND APPLICATIONS FOR THE

HH-F DIVERGENCE MEAASURE IN TERMS OF ℵ^2-

MEASURE

Anulika Sharma and Ram Naresh Saraswat.

Here we discuss bounds for the Hermite-Hadamard (HH) f-divergence measure of

ℵ^2- divergence measure and also establish some inequalities . Deal with

application of Kullback-Leibler divergence

PAPER ID: 93

STUDY OF HEAVY METALS IN UNDERGROUND SOIL

STRATA NEAR ALIGARH CITY

Rana Pratap Singh and Praveen Kr. Navin.

The ground water gets contaminated by heavy metals by various anthropogenic

activities such as sewage irrigation, electroplating, refinery, municipal solid waste

dumping. However, the sorption of these heavy metals in the soil its mobility and

distribution depends upon soil type, climate, and other natural and anthropogenic

activities. These heavy metal contaminants are undesirable for the human health

and the environment, and can produce toxicant effect by bio magnifications. The

Effluent of every kind must be treated for the removal of heavy metals for

contaminant free groundwater and healthy soil. The use of groundwater from the

shallow hand-dug wells by host communities should be discouraged and

alternative source of water should be provided by the company or government.

Deep sited boreholes should be sunk to replace the existing shallow hand-dug

wells in the area. It is concluded from the present study that the electroplating

industries in Aligarh must either treat their electroplating wastewater for zero

concentration in effluent or the operations of electroplating industries should be

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If the present trend of Cadmium rich wastewater dumping persists, sooner or later

it may cause kidney problems and cancer in these areas. The effluent of any type

containing heavy metal must be treated before disposing it to prevent ground water

contamination the characteristics of subsoil is different from those of the surface

layer Zinc Lead and Chromium in the soil under analysis is lower than the

permissible limits of world health organization Cadmium is found to be higher

than the permissible limits of world health organization at all the three places in

Aligarh.

PAPER ID: 94

LEACH ROUTING PROTOCOL OF WSN AND DTN FOR THE

SCRUTINY OF SECURITY THREATS

Shahid Shabir and Bhojraj Agarwal.

The routing protocol is a process to select suitable path for the data to travel from

source to destination. The process encounters several difficulties while selecting

the route, which depends upon, type of network, channel characteristics and the

performance metrics. The data sensed by the sensor nodes in a wireless sensor

network (WSN) is typically forwarded to the base station that connects the sensor

network with the other networks (may be internet) where the data is collected,

analyzed and some action is taken accordingly. In very small sensor networks

where the base station and motes (sensor nodes) so close that they can

communicate directly with each other than this is single-hop communication but in

most WSN application the coverage area is so large that requires thousands of

nodes to be placed and this scenario requires multi-hop communication because

most of the sensor nodes are so far from the sink node (gateway) so that they

cannot communicate directly with the base station. The single-hop communication

is also called direct communication and multi-hop communication is called indirect

communication. In multi-hop communication the sensor nodes not only produce

and deliver their material but also serve as a path for other sensor nodes towards

the base station. The process of finding suitable path from source node to

destination node is called routing and this is the primary responsibility of the

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PAPER ID: 95

DEVELOPING REAL LIFE, TASK ORIENTED APPLICATIONS

FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS

Ali Ali Hussein Atef and Bhojraj Agarwal.

The Internet of Things is becoming ubiquitous. A growing number of objects are

being equipped with devices that interact with its environment and exchange data

via the Internet. Such devices are not powerful enough to run iTasks (an

implementation of the Task Oriented Programming paradigm written in Clean)

applications. The mTask Embedded Domain Specific Language was created with

one goal in mind: to bring Internet of Things devices and the Task Oriented Pro-

gramming paradigm together. But so far, only trivial applications were developed

using mTask. This thesis assesses whether mTask can be used to develop real-life

applications. Auto house, the home automation application developed during the

research, guided improvements in the mTask development environment and

unearthed problems yet to be resolved.

PAPER ID: 96

HESITANT PROBABILISTIC FUZZY SET BASED MCDM

METHOD WITH APPLICATIONS IN PORTFOLIO SELECTION

PROCESS

Dheeraj Kumar Joshi, Natasha Awasthi and Shshank Chaube

Uncertainty management in decision making problems (DMPs) is a big issue for

researchers. To completely depict statistical and non-statistical uncertainty in a

single framework a hesitant probabilistic fuzzy set based MCDM method is

developed. The decision making framework of proposed PHF-TOPSIS method is

more superior to other MCDM methods, because of introducing probabilistic

information in HFEs, which can be useful to ensure the integrality and accuracy of

hesitant fuzzy information. A real case study is taken as an example to find the

ranking of stock organizations: State Bank of India, Infotech Enterprises, I.T.C.,

H.D.F.C. Bank, Tata Steel, Tata Motors and Bajaj Finance using real data.



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PAPER ID: 97

ENERGY EFFICIENT WATER QUALITY MONITORING

USING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

Manish Purohit.

Water is an important natural resource. Regular quality monitoring is required for

safe use. Generally, the water quality identification was done manually in Labs.

Manual methods fail to deliver real-time collection of data. In the proposed work

aquatic area water quality monitoring (WQM) system based on WSN to help in

continuous and remote monitoring of the water quality data in India shall be

executed. The WSN node shall be designed for monitoring three of the main

parameters that affect the quality of water, i.e. pH, dissolved oxygen (DO)

ubiquitous element Arsenic, Salt and iron and temperature of water. The proposed

WSN node design mainly comprises of a microcontroller and radio module with

sensors for WQM.

PAPER ID: 98

GAN HEMT DEVICE MODELING USING MACHINE

LEARNING ALGORITHM

Dr. Niketa Sharma, Dr. Ashish Sharma, Yogendra Gupta and Dr. Harish Sharma.

The interest for diagnosing and monitoring of chemical substance and

biomolecular analyses are expanding day by day. Fast, consistent, ultrasensitive,

compact sensor frameworks are of the most extreme significance for distinguishing

these analyses. AlGaN/GaN-based high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) has

been enormously proficient for chemical, gas, liquid, and biosensing application

because of its remarkable properties like low toxicity, chemical stability, and

superior conductivity on account of the high saturation velocity and high sheet

carrier concentration of the two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) layer in the

AlGaN/GaN heterostructure. An accurate simulation and modeling of the

AlGaN/GaN HEMT entail a good comprehension of the underlying material

physics as well as a precise knowledge of the material parameters used for the

device fabrication. Hence this work focuses on the Modeling and Simulation of

AlGaN/GaN HEMT nano biosensor. Also, we will design and investigate the key

parameter, which plays an important role in the enhancement of performance of

the HEMT device as a biosensor.



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A novel output I-V characteristics model for Gallium Nitride (GaN) High

Electron-Mobility Transistor (HEMT) based on a machine learning technique is

reported in this paper. As one of the core methods of machine learning technique,

Random Forest is used to building this new model. The performance of the

proposed model is validated through TCAD Simulated test examples. The model

can very accurately predict the I-V curves at different temperature values (300K -

600K) of GaN HEMT devices. It indicates that the proposed model can include

self-heating and thermal effect in it very effectively to be used these devices in

harsh environments. We have done the simulation of I-V characteristics for GaN-

based HEMT devices for a temperature range from 300 K to 600 K using silvaco-

ATLAS. The machine learning models were trained on the dataset with the

different gate to source voltage (Vgs) and temperature oscillating from 300 K to

600 K. The temperature values higher than 300 K were used to test the model’s

capability to extrapolate outside the input range. The applied voltage between gate

to the source is 2 V. The data extracted from the decision tree model is compared

with simulated outcomes and a mean square error between these two was

calculated as 8.32 ∗ 10-8. The results show that the Random forest algorithm is

very convenient and suitable to model the nonlinear equivalent elements and can

improve the accuracy and applicability of the nonlinear model for the design and

analysis of GaN HEMT based biosensor.

PAPER ID: 99

BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND

CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR TEACHING

AND PROFESSIONAL COURSES

Garima Jolly

we Indians love are tradition same as education we following the tradition education system that as various pitfalls today’s government schools using same blackboard chokes even old teaching technique books notebooks contemporary education system is based on students learning and experience activities. This scenario is mostly used by develop country like Cambridge board The Cambridge IGCSE board provide a variety of routes with a student abilities. It helps to improve performance skills creative thinking, enquiry and problem solving. The tradition education system has some following advantages Face to face interactions: Social interactions: Extracurricular activities: The contemporary education system has some following advantages



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Distant education: Flexibility: Student-centered: Low cost: so we need to use perfect mixture of both education system

PAPER ID: 100

FACTS AND FIGURES OF ANCIENT MATHEMATICAL

TECHNIQUES

Vijay Kumar Vyas.

The present talk is a short review on comparison between two following ancient

mathematical techniques.

1. Abacus math

2. Vedic math

Abacus math and Vedic math are two ancient methods available for Math’s

students to learn and to become masters in calculations. These two Methods are

easy to learn and facilitate students to do large and compound calculations

mentally without having to use calculators or any other electronic device. There

are some likenesses in these two ancient math systems and few differences also

that will be highlighted in this article.

PAPER ID: 101

ELECTROCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC IN

DRINKING WATER BY USE OF CARBON NANO TUBES

MODIFIED SENSOR.

Ashutosh Sharma, Prof. (Dr.) Sunita Bishnoi and Prof. (Dr.) Sarita Choudhary,

Department of Chemistry, Vivekananda Global University, Jaipur

Nanomaterials are the best electrochemical sensors because they increase the

electro active surface area and enhance electron transfer. Determination of

metal ions in environment and water samples by carbon nano tubes modified

sensor is subject of considerable research attention. The presence of arsenic in

the environment creates severe global health warning. Due to its toxicity, the

sensing of arsenic is extremely important. Many of the available detection

methods for arsenic have many limitations on selectivity and sensitivity.

Therefore, there is an expanding demand for quick, well designed and low cost

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The carbon nano tube modified sensor is proposed to determine arsenic at

trace levels using voltammeter. The redox peak current of As+3 is directly

proportional to its concentration and a linear calibration curve was obtained.

Interference study of copper, lead, iron, zinc and mercury ions was carried out in

view of coexisting ions interference. The electro catalytic activity of proposed

sensor was compared with earlier reported electrodes. The proposed sensor

shows well improved voltammetric response with low detection limit and high

sensitivity as compared to reported electrode. The sensing performance of

given sensor was also compared towards arsenic determination in standard

arsenic water samples.

The proposed sensor denotes remarkable enhanced voltammetric response with

decreased peak potential and increased peak current. Three water samples from

different sources and areas were analyzed using carbon tube modified sensor.

The proposed sensor shows an allowable reproducibility

PAPER ID: 102

A REVIEW ON ARTIFICIAL BEE COLONY AND PARTICLE

SWARM OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHMS

Kavita Sharma and P C Gupta

Swarm Intelligence is a meta-heuristic approach in the field of nature-inspired

techniques that are used to solve various real-world optimization problems. The

swarm intelligence-based algorithms that have emerged in recent years include Ant

Colony Optimization (ACO), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Bacterial

Foraging Optimization (BFO), Artificial Bee Colony Optimization (ABC), etc. The

main objectives of this Abstract are:

• To study the behavior of different swarm intelligence-based algorithms.

• To analyze the existing drawbacks of the swarm intelligence-based algorithms.

• Enhancing the performance of swarm intelligence-based techniques by tuning of

control parameters, hybridizing two algorithms, or by introducing new local search

strategies.

• To establish the competitiveness of the newly developed modified variants through

experiments and testing on the real world's complex optimization problems like job

shop scheduling problem (JSSP), single machine total weighted tardiness problem

(SMTWTP), wind farm layout optimization problem (WFLOP), etc.

• On the basis of the analyses of the reported results, recommending the newly

developed algorithms about their applicability on the problems based on the nature

of the optimization problem



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PAPER ID: 103

A REVIEW ON SWARM INTELLIGENCE BASED

ALGORITHMS FOR LARGE SCALE SINGLE MACHINE

TOTAL WEIGHTED TARDINESS PROBLEM

Shruti Gupta and Rajani Kumari

Single machine total weighted tardiness problem (SMTWTP) is one of the

fundamental combinatorial optimization problems and a variant of scheduling

problems. The problem consists of a set of independent jobs with distinct processing

times, weights, and due dates to be scheduled on a single machine. The goal of the

problem is to minimize the total weighted tardiness. Swarm intelligence is the

collective behavior of decentralized, self-organized systems, natural or artificial.

The emergent collective intelligence of groups of simple agents is termed swarm

intelligence. Individually, these agents are not intelligent but they have self-

organization and division of labor in their nature. Collectively, these agents follow

simple rules while interacting with others without any centralized control.

Adaptation and diversity in swarm intelligence-based algorithms can be seen as a

proper balance between intensification and diversification, controlling and fine-

tuning of parameters, and the identification of new solutions and the precise

aggregation of uncertainty. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive review on

swarm intelligence based algorithms for solving the large scale single machine total

weighted tardiness problem.

PAPER ID: 104

AGE INVARIANT FACE RECOGNITION MODEL USING

GENERATIVE ADVERSARIAL NETWORK

Mukesh Saraswat and Harish Sharma

.

A facial recognition system is a one of the application areas where researchers have

achieved adequate accuracy. Different convolutional neural networks have been

developed for the identification of faces. However, age invariant face recognition

process is still an open research area. An age invariant face recognition system can

be applied in various real world applications like identification of missing children,

generate childhood photos, criminal identifications and many more. A number of

methods have been developed to generate faces of a person for his different age

groups.



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However, the accuracy and precision of such models are not adequate. Therefore, in

this work, a new age invariant face recognition system has been developed using the

generative adversarial network. The proposed model has been compared with state-

of-the-art technologies. The experimental results show that the proposed model

outperforms the existing models.

PAPER ID: 105

SIMILARITY METHOD TO STUDY STRONG

SHOCKWAVES IN NON-IDEAL MAGNETO GAS

DYNAMICS

Muskan Yadav, Sanjay Yadav

Department of Applied Sciences

The NorthCap University, Sector-23 A, Gurugram-122001, India

Corresponding

Email: [email protected]

InThis paper, Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) system associate with one-

dimensional unstable-flow, planar adiabatic-flow and cylindrical-symmetric shock-waves

in non-ideal gas with magnetic field presence is investigated. Through the use of lie group

transformation method, the self-similar solution class is obtained. This method allows us

to fully characterize the rate of relaxation in the form of state-dependent for invariant

problem in order to confess its self- similarity solution. We derived the qualitative

features of possible form of integrated similarity solutions. A different case study arises

because of the arbitrary-constants appear in the expression of infinitesimal

transformations generator provide us all term of possible solutions along with power

laws, exponentially and logarithmically shock trace. In a specific case, the imploding

shock-wave collapse is established for the cylindrical symmetrically flow. The similarity

exponents and the flow variables pattern beyond the shock are fully investigated by

performing numerical calculations and compared withe Guderley's rule.

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PAPER ID: 106

NEW ITERATIVE Ρ-LAPLACE TRANSFORM METHOD

FOR (2+1) DIMENSIONAL PHYSICAL MODELS

Lokesh Yadav1, Garima Agarwal1

1Department of Mathematics and Statistics,Manipal University Jaipur

Emails: [email protected], [email protected]

In this paper, A new iterative transform technique with ρ-Laplace transform is

Applied for obtain the approximate solutions of time fractional (2+1) dimensional

Physical models. The derivative is consider in generalized Caputo derivative sense.

The proposed scheme is the hybrid methodology of ρ-Laplace transform and new

Iterative technique. The numerical solutions of various targeted problems are rep-

resented by graphs which have described closed contact between obtained series

Solutions and exact solution of the problems. The impact of ρ and order δ on the

Approximate solutions of time fractional (2+1) dimensional physical models also

Investigated.



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