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  1. The aim of this paper is to explore the characteristics of symmetric R&D networks that generate the highest overall welfare in a setting where spillovers between non-cooperating firms are ignored. The relation...

    Authors: Mohamad Alghamdi
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2017 7:11
  2. Comprehension of moisture dynamics in fibrous sheets is indispensable in a wide variety of industrial areas. This paper proposes a practical mathematical model, which is referred to as the 2-D extended porous ...

    Authors: Hidekazu Yoshioka, Kotaro Fukada and Ichiro Kita
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2017 7:10
  3. We present a novel derivative-based parameter identification method to improve the precision at the tool center point of an industrial manipulator. The tool center point is directly considered in the optimizat...

    Authors: Felix Jost, Manuel Kudruss, Stefan Körkel and Sebastian F Walter
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2017 7:9
  4. A soft sensor for measuring product quality in the Bayer process has been developed. The soft sensor uses a combination of historical process data recorded from online sensors and laboratory measurements to pr...

    Authors: Vincent Cregan, William T Lee and Louise Clune
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2017 7:7
  5. In the present paper we study the statistical properties of the Italian daily electricity load market, by mean of different statistical methods, such, e.g., the exponential smoothing model, the ARMA-ARIMA model a...

    Authors: Luca Di Persio, Alessandro Cecchin and Francesco Cordoni
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2017 7:5
  6. In this paper we present a chain of mathematical models that enables the numerical simulation of the airlay process and the investigation of the resulting nonwoven material by means of virtual tensile strength...

    Authors: Simone Gramsch, Axel Klar, Günter Leugering, Nicole Marheineke, Christian Nessler, Christoph Strohmeyer and Raimund Wegener
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:13
  7. The mechanical properties of dual Phase steels (DP steels) are strictly related to the spatial distribution and the geometry of the two phases composing the steel, ferrite and martensite. Due to the high costs...

    Authors: Alessandra Micheletti, Junichi Nakagawa, Alessio A Alessi, Daniela Morale and Elena Villa
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:12
  8. Our ultimate goal is a topology optimization for a permanent-magnet (PM) machine, while including material uncertainties. The uncertainties in the output data are, e.g., due to measurement errors in the non-/l...

    Authors: Piotr Putek, Roland Pulch, Andreas Bartel, E Jan W ter Maten, Michael Günther and Konstanty M Gawrylczyk
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:11
  9. In this work, we discuss the parametric modeling for the (electro)-thermal analysis of components of nanoelectronic structures and automatic model order reduction of the consequent parametric models. Given the...

    Authors: Lihong Feng, Yao Yue, Nicodemus Banagaaya, Peter Meuris, Wim Schoenmaker and Peter Benner
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:10
  10. For electron devices that make use of innovative materials, a basic step in the development of models and simulation computer aided design (CAD) tools is the determination of the mobility curves for the charge...

    Authors: Armando Majorana, Giovanni Mascali and Vittorio Romano
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 7:4
  11. The extraction of coffee solubles from roasted and ground coffee is a complex operation, the understanding of which is key to the brewing of high quality coffee. This complexity stems from the fact that brewin...

    Authors: Kevin M Moroney, William T Lee, Stephen BG O’Brien, Freek Suijver and Johan Marra
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 7:3
  12. The FP7 project nanoCOPS derives new methods for simulation during development of designs of integrated products. It covers advanced simulation techniques for electromagnetics with feedback couplings to electr...

    Authors: E Jan W ter Maten, Piotr A Putek, Michael Günther, Roland Pulch, Caren Tischendorf, Christian Strohm, Wim Schoenmaker, Peter Meuris, Bart De Smedt, Peter Benner, Lihong Feng, Nicodemus Banagaaya, Yao Yue, Rick Janssen, Jos J Dohmen, Bratislav Tasić…
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 7:2
  13. Random number (bit) generators are crucial to secure communications, data transfer and storage, and electronic transactions, to carry out stochastic simulations and to many other applications. As software gene...

    Authors: Luis L Bonilla, Mariano Alvaro and Manuel Carretero
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 7:1
  14. In this paper we review, and extend to the non-isothermal case, some results concerning the application of the maximum entropy closure technique to the derivation of hydrodynamic equations for particles with s...

    Authors: Luigi Barletti
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:7
  15. Efficient and accurate hydrothermal and mechanical mathematical models in porous media constitute a fundamental tool for improving the understanding of the subsurface dynamics in volcanic areas. We propose a f...

    Authors: Armando Coco, Gilda Currenti, Joachim Gottsmann, Giovanni Russo and Ciro Del Negro
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:6
  16. Shallow-water type models are commonly used in tsunami simulations. These models contain uncertain parameters like the ratio of densities of layers, friction coefficient, fault deformation, etc. These paramete...

    Authors: Carlos Sánchez-Linares, Marc de la Asunción, Manuel J Castro, José M González-Vida, Jorge Macías and Siddhartha Mishra
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:5
  17. We prove an a-priori error estimate for regularized Curl-Curl Problems which are discretized by the Interior Penalty/Nitsche’s Method on meshes non-conforming across interfaces. It is shown that the total erro...

    Authors: Raffael Casagrande, Ralf Hiptmair and Joerg Ostrowski
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:4
  18. This work deals with the stochastic modelling of correlation in finance. It is well known that the correlation between financial products, financial institutions, e.g., plays an essential role in pricing and e...

    Authors: Long Teng, Matthias Ehrhardt and Michael Günther
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:2
  19. A wealth of problems occurring naturally in the applied sciences can be reformulated as optimization tasks whose argument is constrained to the solution set of a system of linear equations. Solving these effic...

    Authors: Dan-Daniel Erdmann-Pham, Aviv Gibali, Karl-Heinz Küfer and Philipp Süss
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2016 6:1
  20. The aim of the paper is to employ the dual numbers in the multi axes machine error modelling in order to apply the algebraic methods in computations. The calculus of higher order dual numbers allows us to calc...

    Authors: Michal Holub, Jaroslav Hrdina, Petr Vašík and Jan Vetiška
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2015 5:2
  21. In this article we address the numerical study of 3D semiconductor devices for applications in electronics industry including charge generation phenomena due to impact ionization. With this aim, we propose two...

    Authors: Aurelio Mauri, Andrea Bortolossi, Giovanni Novielli and Riccardo Sacco
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2015 5:1
  22. In papermaking process the base paper is formed by starting from low concentration suspension. Depending on process stage different models can be utilized for better understanding and performance of the proces...

    Authors: Jari Hämäläinen, Taija Hämäläinen, Teemu Leppänen, Heidi Niskanen and Joonas Sorvari
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:14
  23. We consider the electrostatic field computations with floating potentials in a multi-dielectric setting. A floating potential is an unknown equipotential value associated with an isolated perfect electric cond...

    Authors: Dominic Amann, Andreas Blaszczyk, Günther Of and Olaf Steinbach
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:13
  24. In this paper we discuss three examples where continuum theory may be applied to describe nanoscale phenomena:

    Authors: Tim G Myers, Michelle M MacDevette, Francesc Font and Vincent Cregan
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:11
  25. Two new algorithms for numerical solution of static Hamilton-Jacobi equations are presented. These algorithms are designed to work efficiently on different parallel computing architectures, and numerical resul...

    Authors: Tor Gillberg, Are Magnus Bruaset, Øyvind Hjelle and Mohammed Sourouri
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:10
  26. Authors: Magnus Fontes and Michael Günther
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:9
  27. The paper describes the methodology of contact problem solving that is used for simulation of aircraft assembly process.

    Authors: Margarita V Petukhova, Sergey V Lupuleac, Yulia K Shinder, Alexander B Smirnov, Sergey A Yakunin and Bertrand Bretagnol
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:8
  28. The adjoint method has long been considered as the tool of choice for gradient-based optimisation in computational fluid dynamics (CFD). It is the independence of the computational cost from the number of desi...

    Authors: Carsten Othmer
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:6
  29. Color over Angle (CoA) variation in the light output of white phosphor-converted LEDs is a common problem in LED lighting technology. In this article we propose an inverse method to design an optical element t...

    Authors: Corien Prins, Jan ten Thije Boonkkamp, Teus Tukker and Wilbert IJzerman
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:5
  30. In this work we present the industrial application of fiber lay-down models that enable an efficient simulation of non-woven structures. The models describe the deposition of fibers on a moving conveyor belt w...

    Authors: Martin Grothaus, Axel Klar, Johannes Maringer, Patrik Stilgenbauer and Raimund Wegener
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:4
  31. Model-based medical decision support in terms of computer simulations, predictions and optimization gains increasing importance in health care systems worldwide. This work deals with the control of the glucose...

    Authors: Nicole Marheineke, Thomas Martin Cibis, Stefan Schiessl and Ulrike Pielmeier
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:3
  32. This work deals with the behavior of viscoelastic jets under gravitational forces described by an asymptotic upper convected Maxwell (UCM) model, system of partial differential equations. Considering fiber spi...

    Authors: Maike Lorenz, Nicole Marheineke and Raimund Wegener
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:2
  33. With the recent advent of inductive charging systems all major automotive manufacturers develop concepts to wirelessly charge electric vehicles. Efficient designs require virtual prototyping that accounts for ...

    Authors: Christof Kaufmann, Michael Günther, Daniel Klagges, Michael Knorrenschild, Matthias Richwin, Sebastian Schöps and E JanW ter Maten
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2014 4:1
  34. In (Augustin et al. in European J. Appl. Math. 19:149-190, 2008) we considered the Polynomial Chaos Expansion for the treatment of uncertainties in industrial applications. For many applications the method has be...

    Authors: Florian Augustin, Albert Gilg, Meinhard Paffrath, Peter Rentrop, Manuel Villegas and Utz Wever
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2013 3:2
  35. Electromagnetic descriptor models are models which lead to differential algebraic equations (DAEs). Some of these models mostly arise from electric circuit and power networks. The most frequently used modeling...

    Authors: Nicodemus Banagaaya and Wil Schilders
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2013 3:1
  36. Avoiding the formation of rings in rotary kilns is an issue of primary concern to the cement production industry. We developed a numerical combustion model that revealed that in our case study rings are typica...

    Authors: M Pisaroni, R Sadi and D Lahaye
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2012 2:3
  37. This paper aims to give a general overview of industrial mathematics applied to papermaking. Modelling challenges vary from computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to finite-element analyses (FEA) when the paper we...

    Authors: Jari Hämäläinen
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2012 2:2
  38. Being able to predict the visual appearance of a painted steel sheet, given its topography before paint application, is of crucial importance for car makers. Accurate modeling of the industrial painting proces...

    Authors: Bruno Figliuzzi, Dominique Jeulin, Anaël Lemaître, Gabriel Fricout, Jean-Jacques Piezanowski and Paul Manneville
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2012 2:1
  39. The use of porous ducts to deliver water to agricultural fields is an old technique which helps saving water and prevents ground erosion. Designing porous duct is not as a simple task as it looks and apparentl...

    Authors: Antonio Fasano and Angiolo Farina
    Citation: Journal of Mathematics in Industry 2011 1:8