Mathematical Analysis and Applications in Modeling

E. V. Grigorieva and E. N. Khailov, Optimal Strategies of the Psoriasis Treatment by Suppressing the Interaction Between T-Limphocytes and Dendritic Cells.- I. Schreiber, V. Radojkovic, F. Muzika, R. Jurasek and L. Schreiberová, The use of reaction network theory for finding network motifs in oscillatory mechanisms and kinetic parameter estimation.- G. M. N'Guerekata, An existence result for some fractional Evolution equation with nonlocal conditions and compact resolvent operator.- M. Ghosh, Impact of Tobacco Smoking on the Prevalence of Tuberculosis Infection: a Mathematical Study.- S. G. Mosher, C. Costris-Vas and R. Smith, Modelling the Effects of Stigma on Leprosy.- U. Forys, One simple model { various complex systems.- Km. Meenakshi and S.B. Singh, Reliability Analysis of Multi-State Two-Dimensional System by Universal Generating Function.- D. Goswami, Quantum Symmetry of Classical Spaces.- P. Sankaran, Quasi-isometry and rigidity.- V. Kannan, Existence of Compositional Square-Roots of Functions.- E. Savas, On generalized statistical convergence and strongly summable functions of weight g.- P. Das, On I- Statistically Order Pre Cauchy Sequences in Riesz Spaces.- S. Basu, On Ball dentable property in Banach Spaces.- S. Gorai, Some observations concerning polynomial convexity.- D. K. Roy and B. Datta, Solution of large-scale multi-objective optimization mod-els for saltwater intrusion control in coastal aquifers uti-lizing ANFIS based linked meta-models for computa-tional feasibility and efficiency.- M De, G Das, and K K Mandal, Cost driven optimization of microgrid under environmental uncertainties using different improved PSO models.- M.Chowdhury and P.Das, Global exponential stability of non-autonomous Cellular Neural network model with time varying delays.- S. S. Roy, Topological Configuration in the Heisenberg Spin Sequence and DNA.- S. Sinha, A. Banerjee, N. Rakshit, and S. Ray, Modelling Studies focusing on Microphytobenthos and its role

Priti Kumar Roy is Professor in the Department of Mathematics, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. Earlier, he served several government colleges in different parts of West Bengal, India. He is an eminent member of several national and international societies like Biomathematical Society of India, International Association of Engineers, European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases and European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology. Professor Roy has received the Best Paper Award at the World Congress on Engineering 2010 in London. He was awarded with the "Siksha Ratan" Award in 2012. He has published a significant number of research papers on control therapeutic approaches and host-pathogen interactions on infectious as well as non-infectious diseases to enlighten new insights on the subjects. With over 120 peer-reviewed research papers, more than 50 invited talk (abroad), 30 invited talk (India) in different International and national institute, Professor Roy is a dedicated researcher in mathematical modelling and an expertise in numerical and analytical solutions to complex problems on real-life system dynamics. He has published two books on "Mathematical Models for Therapeutic Approaches to Control HIV Disease Transmission" (Springer in 2015) and "Mathematical Models for Therapeutic Approaches to Control Psoriasis" (Springer in 2019). He also edited two books on "Insight and Control of Infectious Disease in Global Scenario (by Intech Publishers)" and "A collection of Writings Objective Articulation from Socio-Academic Spectrum". His research interests are also devoted in epidemiological issues on the chronic infectious disease such as HIV, Cutaneous Leishmaniasis and Filariasis, Bio-diesel Production, Enzyme Kinetics, Methanol Toxicity etc. Professor Roy also works on the neglected tropical disease like Psoriasis and has formulated robust mathematical models on the dynamics of such disease. Xianbing Cao is Professor and Director,