The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (JMS), born in historic Hapcheon, seeks to carry on Hapcheon's proud tradition of excellent scholarship coupled with unquestionable moral fidelity. Loyal to its Hapcheon heritage, JMS strives to maintain individual excellence, faithfulness to responsibility, and development of talents and abilities while adhering to core values of contributing to world peace and prosperity

JMS was founded in 1996 by Doctor Taekyun Kim to fulfill the aforementioned values through free discussion and cooperation amongst voluntarily participating scholars motivated by a common concern for the general welfare of mankind. This ideal of free and open discussion is mirrored by society’s name, Jangjeon, which rendered in pure Korean, meaning ”Geul-Baat”, the place of studies. With this significant symbolism in mind, Dr. Kim selected his birthplace, Jangjeon, as the title of this society. Since ancient times, Hapcheon has served as the training round of many scholars who carried on the teachings of the great Korean scholars, Namyoung Jo Sik, and were renowned for their utmost moral character and honor. The Hapcheon tradition of excellence may still be seen in its profound influence on many modern scholars.

The geographical attributes of Hapcheon serve as fitting symbols of its metaphysical properties, The Hwang River, flowing serenely past suggests a steadfastness of virtue, unshaken by secular concerns, infusing energy into all living things. Nearby stands the towering Hwang-mae Mountain whose sheer slopes represent the unwavering fidelity of Hapcheon's scholars. There are many great scholars who are the members of JMS such as Dr. Seog-Hoon Rim (Managing Editor, Kyungpook University), Dr. Hari M. Srivastava (Editor-in-Chief and Past President of JMS; University of Victoria, Canada), Dr. Alexander Shtern (Assistant Chief-in-Editors, Moscow State University), Dr. Krassimir Atanassov (Editor-in-Chief, Bulgarian Academy), Dr. Lee Chae Jang (Assistant-Managing Editor, Kunkook University), Dr. Hongkyung Pak (Adjustor, Daegu Haany University), Dr. Taekyun Kim (Founding Editor), Prof. Dr. Yilmaz SIMSEK (Editor, and membersihip of JMS, Akdeniz University TURKEY) etc.

The 32th International Conference of The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (JMS2019) will be held 17-19 July, 2019 at Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia.

In conclusion, we are really appreciative of participants in the 32th International Conference of The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (ICJMS2019) and do hope that all participants, understanding the meaning of Jangjeon, enjoy this conference and work together for the development of world

We hope that all participants have free and active Jangjeon meaning "Geul-baat" (place of studies) and meaningful discussions with other participants throughout the conference.

This conference welcomes speakers whose talk contents are mainly related to the following two subjects: Pure and Computational and Applied Mathematics & Statistics (related to p-adic Analysis, Umbral Algebra and Their Applications) and Mathematical Physics.

• Special Sessions:
• Analysis
• Algebra
• Clifford Algebras and Applications
• Real and Complex Functions
• Orthogonal Polynomials
• Special numbers and Functions
• Fractional Calculus and q-theory
• Number theory and Combinatorics
• Approximation Theory and Optimization
• Integral Transformations, Equations and Operational Calculus
• Partial Differential Equations
• Geometry and Its Applications
• Numerical Methods and Algorithms
• Probability and Statistics and Their Applications
• Scientific Computation
• Mathematical Methods in Physics and in Engineering

The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (JMS), born in historic Hapcheon, seeks to carry on Hapcheon's proud tradition of excellent scholarship coupled with unquestionable moral fidelity. Loyal to its Hapcheon heritage, JMS strives to maintain individual excellence, faithfulness to responsibility, and development of talents and abilities while adhering to core values of contributing to world peace and prosperity

JMS was founded in 1996 by Doctor Taekyun Kim to fulfill the aforementioned values through free discussion and cooperation amongst voluntarily participating scholars motivated by a common concern for the general welfare of mankind. This ideal of free and open discussion is mirrored by society�s name, Jangjeon, which rendered in pure Korean, meaning �Geul-Baat�, the place of studies. With this significant symbolism in mind, Dr. Kim selected his birthplace, Jangjeon, as the title of this society. Since ancient times, Hapcheon has served as the training round of many scholars who carried on the teachings of the great Korean scholars, Namyoung Jo Sik, and were renowned for their utmost moral character and honor. The Hapcheon tradition of excellence may still be seen in its profound influence on many modern scholars.

The geographical attributes of Hapcheon serve as fitting symbols of its metaphysical properties, The Hwang River, flowing serenely past suggests a steadfastness of virtue, unshaken by secular concerns, infusing energy into all living things. Nearby stands the towering Hwang-mae Mountain whose sheer slopes represent the unwavering fidelity of Hapcheon's scholars. There are many great scholars who are the members of JMS such as Dr. Seog-Hoon Rim (Managing Editor, Kyungpook University), Dr. Hari M. Srivastava (Editor-in-Chief and Past President of JMS; University of Victoria, Canada), Dr. Alexander Shtern (Assistant Chief-in-Editors, Moscow State University), Dr. Krassimir Atanassov (Editor-in-Chief, Bulgarian Academy), Dr. Lee Chae Jang (Assistant-Managing Editor, Kunkook University), Dr. Hongkyung Pak (Adjustor, Daegu Haany University), Dr. Taekyun Kim (Founding Editor), Prof. Dr. Yilmaz SIMSEK (Editor, and membersihip of JMS, Akdeniz University TURKEY) etc.

The 32th International Conference of The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (ICJMS2019) will be held 17-19 July, 2019 at Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok, Russia.

In conclusion, we are really appreciative of participants in the 32th International Conference of The Jangjeon Mathematical Society (ICJMS2019) and do hope that all participants, understanding the meaning of Jangjeon, enjoy this conference and work together for the development of world

We hope that all participants have free and active Jangjeon meaning "Geul-baat" (place of studies) and meaningful discussions with other participants throughout the conference.

International Organizing Committee

Prof. Dr. CHANDRASHEKARA ADIGA, INDIA
Prof. Dr. ABDELMEJID BAYAD, FRANCE
Prof. Dr. LEE CHAE JANG, S. KOREA
Prof. Dr. DAE SAN KIM, S. KOREA
PROF. Dr. DOLGY, , RUSSIA
Prof. Dr. TAEKYUN KIM, S. KOREA
Prof. Dr. SEOG HOON RIM, S. KOREA
Prof. Dr. YILMAZ SIMSEK, TURKEY
PROF. Dr. VELICHKO, RUSSIA

Scientific Committee

C. Adiga (India)
M. Alkan (Turkey)
K. Atanassov (Bulgaria)
A. Bayad (France)
J. Choi (S. Korea)
D. V. Dolgy (Russia)
M.O. Hernane (Algerie)
H. K. Hwang (S. Korea)
S. Iyengar (USA)
T. Kim (S. Korea)
D. S. Kim (S. Korea)
G. V. Milovanović (Serbia)
H. K. Pak (Korea)
S. H. Rim (Korea)
C. S. Ryoo (Korea)
A. I. Shtern (Russia)
Y. Simsek (Turkey)
H. M. Srivastava (Canada)
J. G. Lee (Korea)
J. Kwon (Korea).

Technical Support and Secretary

I. V. Svyatukha - svyatukha.iv@dvfu.ru

Conference participants are encouraged to submit their work electronically.
All abstracts of the oral presentations are going to be published in the Abstract Booklet of ICJMS2019.

You can find paper requirements for Abstract Booklet here.

Participants could prepare papers for

1.special issue of open access journal 'Symmetry': http://www.mdpi.com/journal/symmetry/special_issues/The_32th_Congress_Jangjeon_Mathematical_Society
'Symmetry-Basel' journal in WoS: Symmetry-Basel
'Symmetry' journal in Scopus: Symmetry

2. journal "Advanced Studies in Contemporary Mathematics"

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Abstracts

Prof. Dae San Kim

• REPRESENTING POLYNOMIALS BY OTHERPOLYNOMIALS II

Prof. Sergey Chekanov, Evgeny Rassolov

• Onalgebraic attacks on some keystream generators

Prof. Dmitrii Karp, Elena Prilepkina

• Fox-Wright Function on the boundary of its convergence domain

Prof. Dojin Kim, Philsu Kim

• Convergence and stability of a semi-Lagrangian method for Burgers� equation with Dirichlet boundary conditions

Prof. Dmitry Dolgy, Pavel Kalashnikov

• On one problem of optimal control

Mikhail Kazak, Prof. Alena Stepanova

• UPPER SEMILATTICESS FORWHICH THE CONGRUENCE LATTICE OF S-ACTSS IS MODULAR.

Prof. Dmitrii Karp, Elena Prilepkina

• On the generalized hypergeometric functions with integral parameter differences

Prof. Alena Stepanova, Evgenii Efremov

• PRIMITIVE NORMALITY OF THE CLASS OFPRINCIPALLYWEAKLY INJECTIVE S-ACTS

Dr. C.K. Subbaraya

• NATURAL CONVECTION IN ANENCLOSURE BY APPLYINGA MAGNETIC FIELD

Prof. Yilmaz Simsek

• MIRIMANOFF POLYNOMIALS: APPROACH TO HYPERGEOMETRIC AND GENERATING FUNCTIONS

Prof. Alena Stepanova, Evgenii Skurihin, Andrey Sukhonos

• ON SOME CATEGORY OF CHU SPACES OVER CATEGORY OF S-ACTS

Prof. Gyoyong Sohn

• SCALAR MULTIPLICATION ON CERTAIN MODELS OF ELLIPTIC CURVES USING THE FROBENIUS MAP

Profs. Gennady Alekseev, Yuliya Spivak, Aleksey Lobanov

• CONTROL APPROACH IN 3D PROBLEMS OF DESIGNING OF BILAYERED MAGNETIC CLOAKS

Prof. Andrei Sushchenko, Elizaveta Liu

• OCEAN BATHYMETRY RECONSTRUCTION USING RADIATIVE TRANSFER THEORY

Prof. Lee-Chae Jang

• A note on some properties of fully degenerate Bernoulli polynomials associated with degenerate Bernstein polynomials

Prof. Roman Brizitskii, Zhanna Saritskaya

• ON RECOVERINGOF DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTFOR GENERILIZED BOUSSINESQ MODEL

Prof. Roman Brizitskii, Zhanna Saritskaya, Olga Soboleva

• OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FORIDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS FOR STATIONARY EQUATION OF ADMIXTURE TRANSFER

Prof. G. Alekseev, E. Paklina, A. Lobanov, V. Silchenco

• OPTIMIZATION METHOD OF SOLVING 2D PROBLEMS OF DESIGNING SHIELDING AND CLOAKING DEVICES

Prof. Kovtanyuk, A. Chebotarev, A. Botkin, N. Turova, V. Sidorenko, I. Lampe, R.

• AN INVERSE PROBLEM OF OXYGEN TRANSPORT IN BRAIN

Aleksandr L. Abramov, Andrei S. Velichko, Elena V. Drekko, Maria V. Anoshkina, Maria A. Molochkova

• GRAPH MODELS OF COMPLEX NETWORKS

Aleksandr L. Abramov, Maria A. Molochkova

• GRAPH MODEL OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL ORGANIZATION�S NETWORK LOCATION IN THE CITY

Prof. Suschenko A. A., Liu E. R

• OCEAN BATHYMETRY RECONSTRUCTION USING RADIATIVE TRANSFER THEORY

Prof. Suschenko A. A., Vornovskikh P.A.

• REMOTE SENSING PROBLEM IN THE EXISTENCE OF ACOUSTIC NOISE IN THE OCEAN

Prof.Won-Kyu Seol, Jongkyum Kwon, Se-Kyo Chung

• Energy Consumption Model of Electrical Drives for Machine Tools

Prof.Jin-Woo Park and In-Jae Kim

• Sign k-potent sign pattern matrices that allow k-potence

Prof. Young Jae Sim, Oh Sang Kwon, Nak Eun Cho

• Estimates on the fifth coefficients of strongly starlike functions

Prof. Dae San Kim, Han Young Kim, Sung-Soo Pyo, Taekyun Kim

• Some identities of special numbers and polynomials arising from p-adic integrals on z(p)

Prof. Vladimir Kruchinin, Dmitry Kruchinin, Yuriy Shablya

• ON SOME PROPERTIES OF GENERALIZED NARAYANA NUMBERS

Prof. Dong Kyu Kim, Jung Wook Lim

• Generalized composite Hurwitz rings as PF-rings and PP-ring

Prof. Min Jae Kwom, Jung Wook Lim

• On the Krull dimension of composite power series rings

Prof. Jongkyum Kwon

• Some identities of type 2 q-Daehee and type 2 q-Changhee polynomial and numbers

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