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Bernard Oduoku Bainson

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About

I began my postgraduate studies from African Institute for Mathematical Sciences and later joined the department of mathematics, Heriot Watt university for a doctoral research training. Upon completion, I joined the department of Kwame Nkrumah university of science and technology as a lecturer. I am an affable and enthusiastic teacher. My research focus is in semigroup theory with influence from other areas of mathematics and science.

Research Summary

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The researcher's work spans multiple domains within physical sciences, focusing on themes such as social sciences (Islamic Finance), algebraic topology (homotopy and cohomology), finite group theory (fixed point theorems), algebraic geometry (geometric analysis), and health sciences (parasitic diseases). Their publications highlight significant contributions in each area, including innovative approaches to mathematical concepts like homological properties of groupoids in algebraic topology, foundational work on fixed point theorems in finite group theory, interdisciplinary studies linking parasitic diseases with social factors, and novel applications in financial mathematics.

Research Themes

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The Impact of Memory Effects on Lymphatic Filariasis Transmission Using Incidence Data From Ghana(2025)
The homology of principally directed ordered groupoids(2020)
Cohomology and extensions of ordered groupoids(2017)
The homology of principally directed ordered groupoids(2017)
Homology, cohomology and extensions of ordered groupoids(2016)
Cohomology and extensions of ordered groupoids(2021)
Perfect Prishchepov groups(2021)
On the fixed points theory of strong partial b- metric spaces(2024)
Fixed point theory with partially ordered metric spaces and homotopy(2024)
A Study of LFT Embeddings in the Second Order Clifford Algebra <i>Cl</i> (R²,º)(2024)
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