Problems IN Modern Mathematics

Editors: Nash, Jr., John Forbes, Rassias, Michael Th. (Eds.)
Self-contained presentation of methods, theory, and results related to some of the most important open problems in mathematics
Useful for advanced graduate courses and seminars as well as for researchers (pure and applied) working toward the proof of longstanding open problems in mathematical sciences
First book to treat a wide range of fields of open problems in mathematics and the status of problems' solutions to date

This volume presents a selection of in-depth studies and state-of-the-art surveys of several challenging topics that are at the forefront of modern applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, and computational science.

This book is about iterative processes, i.e., processes that are done repetitively (“reiterated”); such processes often result in sequences which are rich in patterns, making them ideal for investigation. It is written for the student who loves to tinker around with numbers and equations, and with mathematical ideas in general; tinker around just as a child, does when he or she wanders into a wooded region and begins to explore the many marvels and mysteries that are to be found in undisturbed places.