iosr-Jm   Volume-15 ~ Issue-3 ~ May-June 2019

Abstract: This paper investigates the relationship between the desirability and feasibility of entrepreneurial intentions to create new young digital talent in Indonesia. This paper studies the experiential teaching "work & innovation-base‟ learning entrepreneurship through a Lean Startup Methodology (LSM). The students have been compelled to execute LSM for early-stage adventures. This study investigated several factors that influence prospective young entrepreneurs in Entrepreneurship Education within students, based on a sample of 245 university students. The research‟s model used the "Non-Equivalent Groups Design‟ (NEGD) framework for both "observed group' and "control group‟. The results of this study showed that "Perceived Desirability" and "Perceived Feasibility" have impacted Entrepreneurial Intentions in an integrated environment of higher education. Descriptive statistics and MANOVA Analysis were used to analyze the model.

Key Word: Entrepreneurship Education; Entrepreneurial Intentions; Lean Startup Methodology (LSM); Perceived Desirability; Perceived Feasibility.

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Abstract: Let (Q, *, Ʃ, δ, q0, F) be a Finite Group Automaton. Let (S, *, E, γ, q0, T) be a Finite Sub-group Automaton of Q. Then (Q/S, o , Ʃ, ˄ , q0*S, F') is a finite group automaton. This finite group automaton is known as the Quotient Finite Group Automaton (Quotient FGA) corresponding to the Finite Subgroup Automaton (S, *, E, γ, qs, T). If a string w is accepted by (Q, *, Ʃ, δ, q0, F), then w is accepted by (Q/S, o , Ʃ, ˄ , q0*S, F'). If L is a language accepted by a finite group automaton (Q, *, Ʃ, δ, q0, F) , then L is accepted by (Q/S, o , Ʃ, ˄ , q0*S, F').

Key Word: Finite Group Automaton, Finite Sub-group Automaton, Quotient Finite Group Automaton

[1]. Dr.K.Muthukumaran And S.Shanmugavadivoo , "Isomorphism On Finite Group Automata" "IOSR Journal Of Mathematics", A Journal Of "International Organization Of Scientific Research", e-ISBN:2278-5728, p-ISBN:2319-765X,Volume 15, Issue I, Ver.II (Jan.-Feb.2019),PP 04-11.
[2]. Dr.K.Muthukumaran And S.Shanmugavadivoo, " Homomorphism On Finite Group Automata And Homomorphic Images Of Finite Group Automata" "IOSR Journal Of Mathematics", A Journal Of "International Organization Of Scientific Research" e-ISBN:2278-5728, p-ISBN:2319-765X,Volume 15, Issue I, Ver.II (Jan.-Feb.2019),PP 01-03.
[3]. Dr.K.Muthukumaran And S.Shanmugavadivoo , " Finite Subgroup Automata" "IOSR Journal Of Mathematics", A Journal Of "International Organization Of Scientific Research", e-ISBN:2278-5728, p-ISBN:2319-765X,Volume 15, Issue I, Ver.I (Jan.-Feb.2019),PP 50-56.
[4]. Dr.K.Muthukumaran And S.Shanmugavadivoo , " Finite Abelian Automata" "IOSR Journal Of Mathematics", A Journal Of "International Organization Of Scientific Research" e-ISBN:2278-5728, p-ISBN:2319-765X,Volume 14, Issue 2, Ver.II (March.-April.2018),PP 01-04.
[5]. S.Shanmugavadivoo And Dr.K.Muthukumaran , "Ac Finite Binary Automata" "IOSR Journal Of Mathematics", A Journal Of "International Organization Of Scientific Research", e-ISBN:2278-5728, p-ISBN:2319-765X,Volume 14, Issue I, Ver.III (Jan.-Feb.2018),PP 19-21.

Abstract: In this paper, mathematical model of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) with chemotherapy as treatment is formulated and analyzed. The cancer cells have been divided into four compartments SITR. The well possedness of the formulated model equations was proved and the equilibrium points of the model have been identified. In addition, the basic reproduction number is derived using next generation matrix method and analyzed the stability of the equilibrium points using Routh Hurwitz criterion. From the analytic and numerical simulation studies it is observed that if the basic reproduction is less than one then the solution converges to the disease free steady state i.e., disease will wipe out and thus the treatment is said to be successful. On the other hand, if the basic reproduction number is greater than one then the solution converges to endemic equilibrium point and thus the infectious cells continue.......

Key Word: Cervical Cancer, Chemotherapy, Basic Reproduction Number, Stability Analysis, Routh Hurwitz criterion

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Abstract: Indonesian corporations have been borrowing large sums of money from foreign investors to such an extent in the past decade that the private debt ratio had reached 49% of Indonesia's total external debt by the end of 2017. Although this borrowing improved the performance of the firms involved and led to an increase in profits, it also resulted in debt value expansion, due to a trend of depreciating exchange rates in Indonesia. This paper employs Support Vector Regression, a machine-learning method, to study the relationship between factors which could affect corporate performance, and compares the results with those obtained using the conventional panel data regression method. The study was carried out using data from the annual financial statements of 189 firms in Indonesia during the period 2011-2017

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Abstract: The solution for second order differential equation is studied using the two-step implicit hybrid block method. In this study, we adopted the interpolation of the approximation and the collocation of its differential equation. Using an orthogonal polynomial with respect to the weight function 𝑥2 over an interval [0,1], this yields a linear multistep method with constant step-size. The developed methods are verified to be convergent, in addition, numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the accuracy and efficacy of the linear multi step method.

Keywords: Orthogonal Polynomials, Collocation, Interpolation, Linear Multistep Methods(LMMs

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Abstract: This paper presents a nice characterization of matrix ring, especially on row and column finite matrix ring. The characterization is "A ring R satisfies the ascending chain condition on right ideals if and only if every element inCFMRis conjugate to an element in RCFMR". Then I have tried to focus that if each element is invertible, the above characterization is exists or not.

Keywords: CFM(R) , RCFM(R) , conjugating matrix, invertible matrix.

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Abstract: In statistics, it is common to come across data from a population whose distribution is not known. In such statistics, non-parametric estimation becomes a useful alternative since it does not make assumptions about the distribution of the data. One of themethodsused in non-parametric estimation is the kernel density estimation. Kernel density estimation involves use of kernels to estimate the density of random variables. Kernels are functions that have satisfied the particular properties of a Probability Distribution Function(PDF) that are explained in this study.Popular............

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Abstract: Despite the significance of cross-functional teams in today's business environment, a few analytical approaches have been proposed for team formation problem. The objective of this paper is to propose a cross-functional team formation model by which a predetermined number of individuals are selected from various expertise groups based on their personalities. The proposed model employs Five-Factor Model of personality traits as a framework for the assessment of team members' personalities. However, an inherent problem in team formation is thatassessing team member candidates with respect to these personality traits involves vagueness and subjectivity. In addition,the target level of personality.....

Keywords: Cross-functionalteam formation, Fuzzy Goal Programming, Five-Factor Model

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Abstract: In the present study a study is made of the incidence in Brazil of different drugs, indicating the most used by age group and region; the metabolism of an ingestible drug in the human body is analyzed, the possibility of its elimination is analyzed, both for a patient that temporarily for consumption and for those who continue to use the drug. A model that simulates this kinetics is presented, a qualitative study of the system of equations presented and conclusions are given regarding the situation that the patient will present in the future........

Key Words: Drug, model, organ, patient

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