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International Journal of Pure, Applied and Computational Mathematics (IJPACM)

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International Journal of Pure, Applied and Computational Mathematics (IJPACM) is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly periodical dedicated to publishing groundbreaking theoretical proofs, high-performance algorithms, and mathematical modeling.

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Volume 1, Issue 2 (Current Issue - Summer 2026)

June 2026

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Computational Mathematics & Numerical Analysis Vol 1, Issue 2 (2026)
DOI: 10.5555/ijpacm.2026.1.2.01

Scalable Distributed Tensor Decomposition for Multi-Omics Clinical Phenotyping

High-Performance Asynchronous Factorization on Heterogeneous GPU Clusters

Authors: Author User Prof. Sarah Chen System Administrator

High-throughput multi-omics sequencing generates multi-way tensor arrays exceeding petabyte scales, creating urgent computational bottlenecks for clinical discovery. We introduce Distributed Tucker-CP (DT-CP), an asynchronous lock-free tensor factorization algorithm optimized for CUDA/ROCm memory hierarchies with adaptive communication pipelining. On a 256-node GPU cluster, DT-CP demonstrates a 14.8x acceleration over state-of-the-art MPI-Tensor frameworks, processing 4.2 billion patient feature interactions in 18.4 minutes while maintaining 99.4% spectral accuracy. DT-CP unlocks real-time multi-omics phenotyping in clinical genomics pipelines, providing an open-source mathematical infrastructure for precision medicine.

Tensor Decomposition Numerical Linear Algebra High-Performance Computing
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Computational Mathematics & Numerical Analysis Vol 1, Issue 2 (2026)
DOI: 10.5555/ijpacm.2026.1.2.02

Evaluating Neural Implicit Representations for High-Resolution Cryo-EM Reconstruction

Continuous Volume Field Recovery Beyond the Nyquist Limit

Authors: Reviewer User Prof. Kenji Takahashi

Cryogenic electron microscopy (Cryo-EM) is hindered by severe signal-to-noise attenuation and conformational heterogeneity in macromolecular complexes. We formulate Cryo-NeRF, a coordinate-based continuous neural field parameterized by Fourier feature embeddings and coordinate-aware volume rendering that jointly refines 3D voxel density and pose orientation angles. Evaluations on benchmark ribosome datasets (EMPIAR-10028) reveal resolution improvements from 2.9Å to 2.1Å without requiring discrete conformational binning. Neural implicit representations provide a differentiable, bias-free pathway for atomic-level macromolecular modeling directly from noisy micrograph projections.

Cryo-EM Neural Implicit Fields Continuous Optimization
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Applied Mathematics & Modeling Vol 1, Issue 1 (2026)
DOI: 10.5555/ijpacm.2026.1.1.01

Higher-Order Discontinuous Galerkin Solvers for Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations

Energy-Conserving Spectral Spatial Discretization on Unstructured Tetrahedral Meshes

Authors: Dr. Marcus Thorne Prof. Astrid Lindholm

Numerical simulations of high Reynolds number turbulent flows demand spatial discretizations that strictly conserve kinetic energy while preserving divergence-free velocity fields. We formulate an energy-stable, high-order Discontinuous Galerkin (DG) method equipped with interior penalty formulations and symmetric flux splitting. Simulations on canonical Taylor-Green vortex benchmarks demonstrate optimal spatial convergence up to polynomial degree p=7 without non-physical numerical dissipation. The proposed framework provides an exceptionally stable computational foundation for direct numerical simulation of complex turbulent boundary layers.

Discontinuous Galerkin Navier-Stokes Equations High-Order Methods
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Journal Focus Areas

  • Applied Mathematics & Modeling: Mathematical formulations, differential equations, dynamical systems, and modeling in engineering and natural sciences.
  • Computational Mathematics & Numerical Analysis: Novel numerical algorithms, finite element methods, high-performance parallel solvers, and tensor decompositions.
  • Discrete Mathematics & Cryptography: Combinatorics, graph algorithms, lattice cryptography, and quantum computational foundations.
  • Pure Mathematics & Modern Algebra: Original research articles establishing rigorous mathematical theorems, abstract algebraic structures, topology, and functional analysis.
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