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ISEF · 2014

Matrix Generalizations of the Euler Function

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

The aim of my work is to study the matrix generalizations of the well-known Euler function. Recall, that the Euler function maps natural number m to a number of invertible elements from set…

ISEF · 2014

Novel Engineered Oral Vaccine against HIV/AIDS

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

HIV causes significant morbidity and mortality worldwide, especially in developing countries that cannot provide healthcare to its citizens. The most efficient and cost-effective preventativ…

ISEF · 2014

On the Number of Linear Extensions of Graphs

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Given a bipartite graph, let us pick an acyclic orientation of its edges. Then, if we consider the partially ordered set (poset) induced by this orientation, the number of linear extensions…

ISEF · 2014

Patterns in Exponents

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

Every single branch of science has its origins in math. Of all the mathematical concepts, exponents constitute one of the most fundamental and useful tools. This purpose of this project is t…

ISEF · 2014

Piezoforce Imaging of Confined Oxide Nanowires

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

A technique called piezoresponse force microscopy (PFM) was used to non-destructively image and dimension conductive nanostructures created at the interface between LaAlO3 and SrTiO3. Compar…

ISEF · 2014

The Speeds of Families of Intersection Graphs

Robotics and Intelligent Machines

We consider a class of graphs called intersection graphs, which we can create from certain systems of geometric objects, such as line segments in a plane. Specifically, we are interested in…

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