Kamal Sleem | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Kamal Sleem | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

PhD at Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy

Dr. Kamal Sleem 🎓 is a promising Ph.D. researcher in Industrial Engineering with a focus on Mechanical Engineering at Università Politecnica delle Marche, Italy 🇮🇹. With dual Master’s degrees in Fundamental Physics and Condensed Matter Physics from the Lebanese University 🇱🇧, his expertise spans across physical metallurgy, additive manufacturing, and magnetic characterization of metallic materials 🧲🔩. His research contributions include advanced work on ferrous alloys, biomedical materials, and spinel nanoparticles, backed by specialized techniques like nanoindentation, Mössbauer spectroscopy, and XRD analysis 🔬🧪. Dr. Sleem has published impactful studies in reputable journals such as Crystals and JMMP 📚. His innovative modeling and surface engineering research shows strong potential for industrial applications and scientific advancement ⚙️📈. With international experience and technical depth, he stands out as a rising figure in advanced materials research 🌍🏅.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Kamal Sleem holds a robust academic foundation in physics and engineering 🧠📘. He earned his first Master’s degree (M1) in Fundamental Physics (2020) and another in Physics of Condensed Matter (2021) from the Lebanese University, First Branch-Hadath 🇱🇧. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering (Mechanical Engineering curriculum) at the Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy 🇮🇹. His transition from theoretical physics to applied engineering demonstrates an interdisciplinary strength essential for advanced materials research 🔄📊. Dr. Sleem’s education bridges the gap between scientific principles and real-world applications—positioning him to make meaningful contributions across both academic and industrial domains 🌍🎯.

💼 Professional Experience

Dr. Sleem is immersed in rigorous research as a Ph.D. student at DIISM, Università Politecnica delle Marche 🏛️🔬. His professional focus includes physical metallurgy, mechanical characterization, and magnetic studies of cutting-edge metallic materials 🧲🛠️. Collaborating in high-level research groups, he has contributed to international journal publications and hands-on projects involving additive manufacturing, lattice modeling, and biomedical alloys 🧪🦾. Through Siemens NX, OpenCalphad simulations, and magnetic diagnostics, he bridges computational and experimental engineering. His current work on stainless steel and spinel nanoparticle systems has real-world relevance in both industrial and biomedical sectors 🏥⚙️. This practical and theoretical experience makes him a valuable emerging scholar in the field of mechanical engineering and materials science 🌟🌐.

🔍 Research Interest

Dr. Kamal Sleem’s research is rooted in the fusion of materials science and physics, focusing primarily on physical metallurgy, magnetic properties, and additive manufacturing of metallic materials 🧲🔧. His interests include ferrous alloys, stainless and tool steels, magnesium and titanium alloys for biomedical use, and spinel-structured iron oxide nanoparticles 🧬🛡️. He investigates structural and magnetic behaviors using techniques such as nanoindentation, Mössbauer spectroscopy, and VSM 🎯📊. His simulations and modeling using Siemens NX and OpenCalphad add a computational depth to his experimental insights 💻🧪. By analyzing surface and bulk properties, he aims to improve performance, sustainability, and design of next-generation materials for engineering and medical applications 🌿🦿.

🏅 Awards and Honors

While still early in his academic career, Dr. Kamal Sleem has already begun receiving recognition through his peer-reviewed journal publications in Crystals and JMMP 🌟📘. These publications are indicators of his credibility and growing impact in materials research, particularly in magnetic characterization and additive manufacturing of metals 🧲📈. His collaborative research with senior scholars highlights his ability to contribute meaningfully to complex, multidisciplinary studies 🤝🔬. As his work continues to influence emerging techniques in metallurgy and mechanical engineering, he is well-positioned to earn further accolades and research honors in international academic circles 🏆🌍. His trajectory indicates great promise for future institutional and professional recognitions 🎓📣.

🛠️ Research Skills

Dr. Sleem brings a broad array of advanced research skills to the field of materials engineering 🔧🧪. He is proficient in nanoindentation, microhardness testing, digital and optical microscopy, and XRD-based stress analysis 🔬📐. His expertise extends to complex simulation tools like Siemens NX for modeling lattice structures and OpenCalphad for thermodynamic simulations 💻📊. He has mastered magnetic characterization using Mössbauer spectroscopy and vibrating-sample magnetometers (VSM), allowing him to assess both local and global magnetic properties effectively 🧲🧠. His hands-on experience with additive manufacturing techniques and defect analysis adds industrial relevance to his academic precision ⚙️🔍. This robust skill set positions him as a valuable asset in both research labs and applied engineering environments.

Publications Top Note 📝

Title: A Novel Approach to Quantitatively Account on Deposition Efficiency by Direct Energy Deposition: Case of Hardfacing-Coated AISI 304 SS
Authors: Gabriele Grima, Kamal Sleem, Alberto Santoni, Gianni Virgili, Vincenzo Foti, Marcello Cabibbo, Eleonora Santecchia
Year: 2025
Journal: Crystals
DOI: 10.3390/cryst15070626
Source: MDPI (Crossref)

Title: A Nanoindentation Approach to Investigating Dislocation Density in Additive-Manufactured SS316L-Graded Lattice Structures
Authors: Kamal Sleem, Gabriele Grima, Marcello Cabibbo
Year: 2025
Journal: Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing
DOI: 10.3390/jmmp9020059
Source: MDPI (Crossref)

Title: Microstructure and Defect Analysis of 17-4PH Stainless Steel Fabricated by the Bound Metal Deposition Additive Manufacturing Technology
Authors: Valerio Di Pompeo, Eleonora Santecchia, Alberto Santoni, Kamal Sleem, Marcello Cabibbo, Stefano Spigarelli
Year: 2023
Journal: Crystals
DOI: 10.3390/cryst13091312
Source: MDPI (Crossref)

Conclusion

Dr. Kamal Sleem stands out as a highly capable and driven early-career researcher in materials science and mechanical engineering 🌍🏅. With a dual physics background and a focused Ph.D. trajectory in metallurgy and additive manufacturing, he combines analytical rigor with applied innovation 💡🛠️. His research on biomedical alloys, magnetic materials, and advanced modeling techniques aligns well with global engineering challenges in health, industry, and sustainability ♻️🏭. Though still building his professional accolades, his current output, multidisciplinary skills, and international engagement signal exceptional potential for leadership in science and technology 🔬🚀. Dr. Sleem is undoubtedly a strong contender for recognition such as the Best Researcher Award in his field. 🥇📘

Olaf Dössel | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT, Germany

Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel 🎓, an esteemed biomedical engineering expert, served as Director of the Institute of Biomedical Engineering at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) 🇩🇪 for over 25 years. With a PhD in Physics and over 700 publications 📚, his pioneering research spans ECG imaging 🫀, bioelectric field modeling, and AI-powered biosignal analysis 🤖. A Fellow of IAMBE, IUPESM, and EAMBES 🌐, he has shaped global scientific policy through leadership in EU, German, and international advisory boards. As Editor-in-Chief of Biomedical Engineering (2010–2022) and President of global conferences 🌍, he has advanced the field significantly. His work bridges research, education, and innovation, mentoring generations of engineers 👨‍🏫. A recipient of the Ragnar Granit Prize 🏅 and KIT’s Verdienstnadel, he remains a guiding force in biomedical science and technology.

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🎓 Education

Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel began his academic journey in Physics at Universität Kiel, earning his Diploma in 1979 and PhD in 1982 🎓. His foundational education combined analytical rigor with scientific curiosity, setting the stage for his lifelong commitment to biomedical innovation 🧠. His PhD, supported by the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes, laid the groundwork for pioneering work in bioelectricity, signal processing, and cardiac imaging. The early exposure to quantitative and experimental physics 📐⚛️ helped develop a deep understanding of electromagnetics and biological systems, forming the basis of his interdisciplinary expertise. This robust educational path enabled him to integrate physics, engineering, and medicine into a visionary academic and research career that would shape the future of biomedical engineering worldwide 🌍.

🧪 Professional Experience

Prof. Dössel’s professional career spans both industrial research and academia. From 1982 to 1996, he held senior roles at Philips Research Laboratories Hamburg ⚙️, leading the “Measuring Techniques” group and contributing to applied medical technologies. In 1996, he became Full Professor and Director of the Institute of Biomedical Engineering at KIT 🏛️, where he served until retirement in 2022. As Dean and academic advisor, he influenced thousands of students and researchers 👨‍🏫. He led several national and EU-funded evaluations, contributed to medical technology strategy development, and presided over major conferences including the World Congress on Biomedical Engineering. His balanced blend of research, leadership, and mentorship reflects a career dedicated to advancing healthcare through engineering 🔬❤️.

🔬 Research Interests

Prof. Dössel’s research spans electrocardiology, cardiac modeling, medical imaging, and AI-based signal analysis 💓🖥️. He has advanced the understanding of atrial arrhythmias, ECG-imaging, and the inverse problem of electrocardiography. His work in computer-assisted heart modeling and impedance tomography has been internationally recognized, offering new insights into heart rhythms and diagnostic imaging. Using advanced algorithms and simulations, his research bridges clinical cardiology and engineering innovation ⚡📊. A pioneer in applying artificial intelligence to bioelectric signals, he enhances non-invasive diagnostics and patient-specific treatments. Prof. Dössel continues to shape the future of digital medicine, contributing to more accurate, personalized, and safer diagnostic tools worldwide 🌍🧬.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Prof. Dössel’s excellence has been widely recognized through prestigious awards 🥇. He received the Ragnar Granit Prize in 2003 for outstanding achievements in biomedical signal analysis and KIT’s Verdienstnadel in 2024 for exceptional service. His academic stature is underscored by multiple Fellowships, including with IAMBE, IUPESM, EAMBES, and DGBMT 🌐. He’s also a member of elite academies such as acatech, the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, and the North Rhine-Westphalian Academy 🏛️. His leadership in global scientific evaluation panels, advisory boards, and journal editorships—including Biomedical Engineering—further validates his impact on the international research landscape. These honors reflect a career defined by innovation, vision, and global collaboration 🌟.

🧠 Research Skills

Prof. Dössel exhibits mastery across computational modeling, biosignal processing, cardiac simulation, and medical imaging 📊💡. He possesses advanced skills in numerical methods, ECG data interpretation, inverse problem-solving, and AI applications in medicine. His expertise extends to interdisciplinary integration, bringing physics, engineering, and life sciences together to solve complex health problems 🔄🔍. As an editor and evaluator, he demonstrates critical analysis, peer review excellence, and strategic foresight in emerging biomedical trends. Equally important is his mentorship and ability to translate research into teaching, conference leadership, and policy impact. Prof. Dössel’s technical breadth, from theory to clinical translation, makes him a gold standard in biomedical engineering education and innovation 🧬🛠️.

Publications Top Note 📝

  • Title: Estimating Cardiac Active Tension from Wall Motion—An Inverse Problem of Cardiac Biomechanics
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 6
    Source: Conference Proceedings (Open Access)

  • Title: Development of a Human Body Model for Numerical Calculation of Electrical Fields
    Authors: FB Sachse, CD Werner, K Meyer-Waarden, O Dössel
    Year: 2000
    Citations: 61
    Source: Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics, Volume 24, Issue 3, Pages 165–171
    DOI / Link: ScienceDirect – CMIG Journal

  • Title: CVAR‑Seg: An Automated Signal Segmentation Pipeline for Conduction Velocity and Amplitude Restitution
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 7
    Source: Frontiers in Physiology

  • Title: A Bi-atrial Statistical Shape Model for Large-scale In Silico Studies of Human Atria: Model Development and Application to ECG Simulations
    Authors: C Nagel, S Schuler, O Dössel, A Loewe
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 57
    Source: Medical Image Analysis, Volume 74, Article 102210
    DOI / Link: Medical Image Analysis – Elsevier

  • Title: A Reproducible Protocol to Assess Arrhythmia Vulnerability In Silico
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 24
    Source: Frontiers in Physiology

  • Title: Machine Learning Enables Noninvasive Prediction of Atrial Fibrillation Driver Location and Acute Pulmonary Vein Ablation Success Using the 12-lead ECG
    Authors: G Luongo, L Azzolin, S Schuler, MW Rivolta, TP Almeida, JP Martínez, … O Dössel
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 47
    Source: Cardiovascular Digital Health Journal, Volume 2, Issue 2, Pages 126–136
    DOI / Link: Cardiovascular Digital Health Journal

  • Title: Cycle Length Statistics During Human Atrial Fibrillation
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 10
    Source: Europace

  • Title: Parameter Estimation of Ion Current Formulations Requires Hybrid Optimization Approach to Be Both Accurate and Reliable
    Authors: A Loewe, M Wilhelms, J Schmid, MJ Krause, F Fischer, D Thomas, … O Dössel
    Year: 2016
    Citations: 31
    Source: Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology, Volume 3, Article 209
    DOI / Link: Frontiers – Bioengineering and Biotechnology

  • Title: Non‑Invasive Characterization of Atrial Flutter Using Recurrence Quantification on ECG
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 18
    Source: IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering

  • Title: Selective Brain Hypothermia for MCA-M1 Stroke: A 3D Brain Temperature Model
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 8
    Source: IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering

  • Title: Regional Lung Perfusion in ARDS by Impedance and CT
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 50
    Source: IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging

  • Title: ECGdeli: An Open Source ECG Delineation Toolbox for MATLAB
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 52
    Source: SoftwareX

  • Title: Quantification of Potassium and Calcium Disorders via ECG
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2021
    Citations: 13
    Source: Review Article (Journal)

  • Title: Electrogram Characteristics of Extra‑Pulmonary Vein AF Sources
    Authors: Olaf Dössel et al.
    Year: 2020
    Citations: 35
    Source: Scientific Reports

📌 Conclusion

Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel is a luminary in biomedical engineering, whose work has transformed cardiovascular diagnostics, research methodologies, and interdisciplinary science 🌟. With a career spanning 40+ years, over 700 publications 📚, and leadership roles in global conferences, advisory panels, and academic societies, he has shaped generations of engineers and physicians. His holistic approach—combining education, innovation, and evaluation—continues to influence medical technology worldwide 🌍❤️. Post-retirement, he remains an active mentor, evaluator, and thought leader, championing responsible research and forward-thinking solutions. Prof. Dössel’s legacy is not just academic excellence but also the creation of a robust, ethical, and innovative biomedical engineering ecosystem 🚀🔬.

Michael Todinov | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Michael Todinov | Mathematical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor in Mechanical Engineering at Oxford Brookes University, School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, United Kingdom

Professor Michael Todinov is a trailblazing mind in the realm of applied mathematics, reliability engineering, and risk analysis 🌐📊. Renowned for his pioneering contributions to flow networks, reliability modeling, and probabilistic safety assessment, he has authored numerous influential papers and books that have reshaped contemporary engineering thinking 📘⚙️. With a unique approach that blends mathematical innovation with practical utility, Prof. Todinov has introduced novel methodologies for optimizing system performance under uncertainty and complexity 🔍🔧. His work is widely applied across infrastructure, manufacturing, and safety-critical systems, cementing his status as a visionary scholar and problem-solver 🏗️🧠. As a respected educator and thought leader, he continues to inspire a new generation of engineers and researchers to embrace analytical rigor with creative foresight 🎓💡. Driven by curiosity and excellence, Prof. Todinov’s legacy is a testament to the power of mathematical insight in transforming real-world systems 🌟📐.

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🎓 Education

Prof. Michael Todinov’s educational journey 🌍 began with a First-Class Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Technical University of Sofia 🎓, where his early fascination with precision and systems emerged. Driven by intellectual curiosity, he pursued a PhD at the University of Birmingham—an extraordinary accomplishment completed without formal supervision, based solely on published research 📚. Later, he earned a Doctor of Engineering (DEng), the UK’s equivalent of a DSc, for his pioneering work in probabilistic modeling and system reliability 🔍. This academic evolution reflects a rare synthesis of engineering insight ⚙️ and mathematical depth ➕, enabling him to approach challenges from a multidisciplinary perspective. His educational path has been marked by rigor, creativity, and trailblazing scholarship—qualities that continue to define his professional excellence today. 🧠

💼 Professional Experience

With over 30 years of experience 🌟, Prof. Todinov has held key roles across UK institutions, including his current position as Professor at Oxford Brookes University 🎓. Earlier, he led groundbreaking research as Head of Risk and Reliability at Cranfield University and served as a Research Scientist at the University of Birmingham 🧪. His professional journey blends academic excellence with real-world innovation 🌐, including collaborations with major organizations like BP, Total, and KIMM. His work spans failure modeling, flow network optimization, and engineering safety, using cutting-edge algorithms and simulation techniques 🧮. Whether developing industry solutions or mentoring PhD students 🎓, Prof. Todinov brings a unique fusion of creativity, logic, and leadership. His roles reflect a consistent dedication to advancing applied mathematics and making theory work in practice ⚒️.

🔬 Research Interests

Prof. Todinov’s research is a deep dive into the world of probability, optimization, and system reliability 🎯. He develops new theories and practical models that redefine how we assess risks and design safer, more efficient systems 💡. His focus areas include probabilistic risk reduction, algebraic inequalities, flow networks, and fracture mechanics 🧱. Notably, he challenged and corrected traditional reliability models 🔄, offering innovative alternatives with real-world impact. His algorithm for maximizing flow through damaged networks is the fastest known, making it vital for industries like energy ⚡ and infrastructure 🚧. He also introduced methods for reverse-engineering algebraic inequalities—a breakthrough in mathematical logic 🧠. Prof. Todinov’s work is both foundational and futuristic, balancing theoretical brilliance with powerful applications that influence global engineering and safety practices. 🔧

🏅 Awards and Honors

Prof. Todinov has been recognized globally for his exceptional work 🥇. He received honors from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (UK) for his influential contributions to engineering risk reduction 🛡️. His Doctor of Engineering (DEng) was conferred in acknowledgment of his career-long breakthroughs in mathematical modeling, an award rarely granted and held by only a select few 🔝. His books—published by Wiley, Elsevier, and CRC Press—have become foundational references across academic and industrial communities 📖. He’s a frequent keynote speaker, journal editorial board member, and award-winning educator 🎤📘. His blend of academic impact and practical innovation has earned him international respect, with accolades that confirm his status as a pioneer in risk science and reliability engineering ⚙️. These honors reflect not just achievement, but lasting influence.

Conclusion

Prof. Michael Todinov stands as a brilliant example of how mathematics and engineering can shape real-world systems 🌐. His research has led to smarter designs, safer infrastructures, and more reliable systems worldwide 🛠️. By blending advanced theory with hands-on solutions, he’s redefined what it means to be an applied mathematician and engineer 🚀. Whether leading research, inspiring students 🎓, or developing the next breakthrough algorithm, his impact is wide-reaching and deeply rooted. As a thinker, educator, and innovator 💬, he’s left a legacy that transcends borders and disciplines. His work continues to elevate global standards in risk management, optimization, and system resilience, earning him a well-deserved place among the world’s top research minds 🧩. Prof. Todinov’s journey reminds us that the intersection of logic and creativity is where true innovation thrives. ✨

Publications Top Notes

📖 Title: Reverse Engineering of Algebraic Inequalities for System Reliability Predictions and Enhancing Processes in Engineering
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2024
🔢 Citations: 7
📖 Source: IEEE Transactions on Reliability 📰

📖 Title: Lightweight Designs and Improving the Load-Bearing Capacity of Structures by the Method of Aggregation
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2024
🔢 Citations: 1
📖 Source: Mathematics 📐

📖 Title: Enhancing the Reliability of Series-Parallel Systems With Multiple Redundancies by Using System-Reliability Inequalities
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
🔢 Citations: 2
📖 Source: ASCE-ASME Journal of Risk and Uncertainty in Engineering Systems, Part B: Mechanical Engineering 🛠️

📖 Title: Reliability-Related Interpretations of Algebraic Inequalities
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
🔢 Citations: 5
📖 Source: IEEE Transactions on Reliability 🔧

📖 Title: Probabilistic Interpretation of Algebraic Inequalities Related to Reliability and Risk
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
🔢 Citations: 1
📖 Source: Quality and Reliability Engineering International 📊

📖 Title: Improving Reliability by Increasing the Level of Balancing and by Substitution
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
🔢 Citations: 1
📖 Source: Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science ⚙️

📖 Title: Can System Reliability Be Predicted from Average Component Reliabilities?
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
🔢 Citations: 1
📖 Source: Safety and Reliability 🔒

📖 Title: Improving System Reliability and the Probability of Selecting Reliable Components by Interpreting Algebraic Inequalities
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
📖 Source: International Journal of Modelling, Identification and Control 🎯

📖 Title: On the Use of Analytical Inequalities for Improving Reliability and Reducing Risk
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov, Michael Todorov
📅 Year: 2023
📖 Source: International Journal of Risk Assessment and Management ⚖️

📖 Title: Risk-based Reliability Analysis and Generic Principles for Risk Reduction
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov
📅 Year: 2006
🔢 Citations: 114
📖 Source: Elsevier 📈

📖 Title: On Some Limitations of the Johnson–Mehl–Avrami–Kolmogorov Equation
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov
📅 Year: 2000
🔢 Citations: 80
📖 Source: Acta Materialia 🧪

📖 Title: Necessary and Sufficient Condition for Additivity in the Sense of the Palmgren–Miner Rule
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov
📅 Year: 2001
🔢 Citations: 75
📖 Source: Computational Materials Science 🔬

📖 Title: Is Weibull Distribution the Correct Model for Predicting Probability of Failure Initiated by Non-Interacting Flaws?
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov
📅 Year: 2009
🔢 Citations: 58
📖 Source: International Journal of Solids and Structures 🏗️

📖 Title: Flow Networks: Analysis and Optimization of Repairable Flow Networks, Networks with Disturbed Flows, Static Flow Networks and Reliability Networks
✍️ Authors: M.T. Todinov
📅 Year: 2013
🔢 Citations: 54
📖 Source: Newnes 🌐