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ICAAMM 2021 Conference Abstract Book 9th (Online) International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling (ICAAMM21) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey Abstracts Book Prof. Dr. Mustafa Bayram Prof. Dr. Aydın Seçer 2 9th (Online)International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling-Abstracts Book (ICAAMM21,) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey . Participant Statistics 297 participants from 41 different countries attended the conference, 54 of them from Turkey and the others from abroad, so 82% participants are foreigners and 18% participants are Turkish. Figure 1: 1. Foreign participants, 2. Turkish participants 3 9th (Online)International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling-Abstracts Book (ICAAMM21,) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey Contents Applications of the extended exp(−'(ξ))−expansion method to some non-linear fractional evolution equations 17 Berfin Elma and Emine Mısırlı . 17 Determination of Material Deformation Rate Based on Artificial Intelligence using Surface Microstruc- ture Images 18 Selim Özdem , Ebubekir Seyyarer and Ilhami˙ Muharrem Orak . 18 On soliton solutions of some nonlinear Schrödinger equations 21 Handenur Esen and Aydin Secer . 21 Application of Optimal Processes in the Nonlinear Stochastic Dynamical System 22 Muhammet Candan . 22 Generating the novel analytical solutions of the system of partial differential equations with Con- formable, M-truncated and Beta derivatives 23 Handenur Esen and Aydin Secer . 23 Elzaki Transform Adomian Decomposition Method to Obtain the Approximate Analytical Solutions of the Nonlinear Time-Fractional Coupled Burger’s Equations 24 Halil Anaç . 24 Exact Traveling Wave Solutions of Two Fractional Systems in Fluid Dynamics via the Exponential Ra- tional Function Method 25 Gizel Bakıcıerler, Suliman Alfaqeih and Emine Mısırlı . 25 Spreading or Contraction of Viscous Drops Between Plates; With and Without Rotation 26 Herbert E. Huppert, H. Keith Moffatt and Howard Guest . 26 Upper and lower solution method for nth order BVPs on an infinite interval 27 Ravi P. Agarwal . 27 A New Mathematical Approach for Determining Kinetic Parameters of Curing Process 28 Murat Öz, Gamze Tanoglu,˘ Nesli¸sahImamoglu,˘ Yusufcan Uz and Metin Tanoglu˘ . 28 Existence of three positive solutions for nonlinear fractional boundary value problems with m point boundary conditions 29 Fulya Yoruk Deren . 29 Comparative Study of Different Fault-Tolerant Control Strategies for Three-Phase Induction Motor 30 Toufik Roubache1;2, Souad Chaouch2, and Mohamed Said Nait Said2 ................... 30 The hidden role of the pre-symptomatic individuals in the transmission dynamics of COVID-19 31 Fatma Al-Musalhi, Nasser Al-Salti, Maryam Al-Yahyai and Ibrahim ELmojtaba . 31 Bell-Based Genocchi Polynomials 32 Ugur Duran and Mehmet Acikgoz . 32 On Degenerate Truncated Frobenius-Euler Polynomials 33 Ugur Duran and Mehmet Acikgoz . 33 4 9th (Online)International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling-Abstracts Book (ICAAMM21,) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey Study of time fractional Black Scholes Schrodinger equation for two stocks in the light of Islamic vision 34 Dr. Kamran Zakaria, M. Saeed Hafeez, M. Shahid, M. Imran and Bilal Usmani . 34 Application of Extended Rational Sin-Cos and Sinh-Cosh Method for the System of Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations 36 Ismail Onder1, Aydin Secer1, Muslum Ozisik1, Mustafa Bayram2, Tukur Sulaiman2 and Abdullahi Yusuf2 36 Numerical scheme for solving fractional integro-differential equations with Mittag-Leffler Kernel 37 Haleh Tajadodi and Zohreh Bagheri . 37 Numerical schemes based on Legendre wavelets for Solving Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations 38 Neslihan Ozdemir and Aydin Secer . 38 Numerical Solution of Fractional Order Partial Differential Equation via Modified Laplace Method 39 Ismail Onder1, Aydin Secer1, Muslum Ozisik1, Mustafa Bayram2, Tukur Sulaiman2 and Abdullahi Yusuf2 39 Mathematical Modeling for Optimal Control of COVID-19 with Combined Measures of Vaccination and Non-clinical Interventions 40 Md. Haider Ali Biswas . 40 Statistical Approximation for Kantorovich Type q-Balázs-Szabados Operators 42 Hayatem Hamal and Pembe Sabancıgil . 42 Sequential feature selection with machine learning techniques for heart disease diagnosing 43 Youcef Brik, Bilal Attallah, Mohamed Ladjal and Mohamed Djerioui . 43 The Covid 19 Analysis With Taylor Matrix and Collocation Method 44 Elçin Çelik1 and Deniz Uçar2 ....................................... 44 A review of clustering algorithms and application 45 Mantas Lukauskas1 and Tomas Ruzgas1 .................................. 45 Quantization: Crossroads and Crossovers 46 Hishamuddin Zainuddin . 46 Piecewise differential and integral operators: An approach to capture real world problems with crossover behaviors 47 Abdon Atangana . 47 Robust Profile Monitoring for Phase II Profile Monitoring via Residuals 48 Abdel-Salam Abdel-Salam . 48 The Fear of COVID-19 Scale (FCV-19S): Multidimensionality Structure in Turkey Sample 50 A. Burcu Ozyurt Serim . 50 Test of divisibility by prime numbers via generalization of the famous criterion of divisibility by 3 51 Mustapha Haddaoui and EL Miloud Hssini . 51 Dual Toeplitz operators on the orthogonal complement of the Hardy space 52 Lakhdar Benaissa . 52 Positive Solutions for φ-Laplacian BVPs on bounded interval 53 Kamel Bachouche . 53 5 9th (Online)International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling-Abstracts Book (ICAAMM21,) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey Solving a coupled time -fractional partial differential equations by using generalized Gegenbauer - Humbert wavelets 54 Jumana H.S. Alkhalissi1,Ibrahim Emiroglu1,Mustafa Bayram2,Aydin Secer1 and Fatih Tasci1 ...... 54 Improved MPPT Based on Robust Backstepping Control via the Fractional-Order Step Size Incremental Conductance Algorithm 55 Khettab Khatir, Djourni Youcef, Bensafia Yassine and Idir Abdelhakim . 55 Numerical Solutions of Nonhomogeneous Rosenau Type Equations by Quintic B-Spline Collocation Method 56 Sibel Özer and Nuri Murat Yagmurlu˘ . 56 Interior point methods for convex quadratic programming based on a new kind of kernel functions 57 Imene Touil and Wided Chikouche . 57 Certain fractional integral and differential formulas involving the extended incomplete generalized hy- pergeometric functions 58 Praveen Agarwal . 58 The bi-periodic high order numbers 59 N. Rosa Ait-Amrane . 59 Oscillatory behaviour of linear delay differential equation with nonmonotone arguments 61 Nurten Kılıç . 61 Fractional derivatives of generalized functions and hypergeometric functions 63 Adem Kilicman . 63 A comparison of analytical solutions of a nonlinear PDE with conformable and M− truncated derivatives 64 Melih Cinar1 and Aydin Secer2 ....................................... 64 Hybridization of Neural Networks and Sine Cosine Algorithm for Better Classification 65 Maryem Hourri and Nour Eddine Alaa . 65 Estimation of the Wada Property Based on the Weighted and Truncated Shannon Entropy and the Box- counting Technique 66 Loreta Saunoriene1, Miguel A.F. Sanjuán2;3 and Minvydas Kazys Ragulskis1 ............... 66 Numerical simulation of a mathematical model of covid19 transmissibility in Morocco during vaccina- tion period 67 Fatima Aqel, Hamza Alaa and Nour Eddine Alaa . 67 A class of Fubini polynomials 68 Madjid Sebaoui1, Diffalah Laissaoui1, Ghania Guettai1 and Mourad Rahmani2 .............. 68 Some Optical Soliton Solutions for Generalized Fokas- Lenells Equations 69 Esma Uluta¸s. 69 Some New Banach Spaces of Double Sequences Derived by Jordan Totient Function 70 Sezer Erdem and Serkan Demiriz . 70 A Note on the Binomial Double Sequence Spaces 71 Sezer Erdem and Serkan Demiriz . 71 6 9th (Online)International Conference on Applied Analysis and Mathematical Modeling-Abstracts Book (ICAAMM21,) June 11-13, 2021, Istanbul-Turkey Free transverse vibration of nonhomogeneous and elastically restrained monoclinic rectangular plate by Rayleigh-Ritz method 72 Yajuvindra Kumar . 72 A secure communication Scheme based on adaptive modified projective combination synchronization of fractional-order hyper-chaotic systems 73 Tarek Houmor1, Hadjer Zerimeche2 and Abdelhak Berkane1 ....................... 73 CSG: Towards a Comprehensive Model of Growth 74 Deniz Ünal and Begüm Çig¸sar˘ ....................................... 74 On variational-iterative method for solving of a static beam problem 75 Nikoloz Kachakhidze, Jemal Peradze and Zviad Tsiklauri . 75 U-net based MRI brain tumor segmentation 76 Brahim Khaldi1, Mohammed Debakla2 and Djemal Khalifa3 ....................... 76 Stability analysis of conformable fractional-order nonlinear systems 77 Ghania Rebiai . 77 Agent Based Modeling and Simulation for Geographic Routing Protocol in the Wireless Sensor Net- works 78 Kenza Redjimi, Mehdi Boulaiche and Mohammed Redjimi . 78 Hybrid Predictive Models for Water Quality Assessment Based on Water Quality Index Using ANN, LSSVM and multivariate statistical Methods 82 Mohamed Imed Khelil1 and Mohamed Ladjal2 ............................... 82 Remark on Convergence of the Associated Filters 83 Shyamapada Modak and Sk Selim . 83 Dynamical Modeling and Backstepping Control Applied to the 6-DOF Quadrator UAV 85 Badreddine Ladjal1;3, Fouad Berrabah3 and Samir ZEGHLACHE2;3 ................... 85 A New AR-ANN-framework for time series Modeling and Identification enhanced using IWO and CMA- ES metaheuristics approaches: A pilot Study 86 Mohammed Assam Ouali and Mohamed Ladjal . 86 An improved ANN-framework for dynamic systems Modeling
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