The Bohr phenomenon refers to a striking interplay between the Taylor coefficients of an analytic function and its uniform bound on the unit disc. Originally established in the early 20th century, it ...

Geometric Function Theory of Analytic Functions addresses the study of holomorphic maps in the complex plane, emphasising their geometric properties under conformal mapping. Univalent functions on the ...

The objectives of this chapter are to present the following: The five important and basic analytical functions in reliability engineering: (1) the probability density, (2) the failure rate, (3) the ...

Designing a data model that supports the reporting and analytical functions is no different, initially, than any other modeling effort. Understanding the data is crucial. The data architect or modeler ...