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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"0102 Applied Mathematics"”.
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Some Inequalities Concerning Power Series and Their Interaction With Univalent Function Theory
Power series are fundamental in the study of Geometric Function Theory. In fact, they constitute a major part in Complex Analysis. The purpose of this dissertation is to employ analytic functions defined by power series in two different directions. The first of these discussed in Part I, mainly …
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Algorithms for pipeline transfer scheduling
A common logistics problem in the petroleum industry is the scheduling of the pipeline transfer of petroleum fuels from oil refineries to distribution terminals. With a fixed set of pipelines, each with its own restrictions and constraints, the scheduler must organize the products and timing of …
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Modelling the asset allocation process and the effectiveness of the models through time
… returns are determined from inflation scenarios applied to the real variables. The equations for fixed interest satisfy appropriate diagnostic criteria and produce the features observed in the data. Those for equities are simple but limited. The model is tested with forecasts and scenarios …
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Aspects of parallel topologies applied to digital transforms of discrete signals
Discrete transformations are widely used in the fields of signal and image processing. Applications in the areas of data compression, template matching, signal filtering pattern recognition all utilise various discrete transforms. The calculation of transformations is a computationally intensive …
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A complementary heuristic for the unbounded knapsack problem
As a solution algorithm for Unbounded Knapsack Problem, the performance analysis of density-ordered greedy heuristic, weight-ordered greedy heuristic, value-ordered greedy heuristic, extended greedy heuristic and total-value heuristic has been done. Empirical experiments on different test problems …
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Mean reversion in asset prices and asset allocation in investment management
This thesis examines the predictability of asset prices for an Australian investor. Evidence supporting the mean reversion alternative to the random walk hypothesis is presented, with a discussion of potential models, both linear and nonlinear. The normality and homoscedasticity assumptions are …