The researcher's work spans multiple interdisciplinary fields, focusing on innovative mathematical and computational approaches across domains such as image processing, solar energy forecasting, numerical modeling of fluid flow, materials science, biometrics, fatigue analysis, ergonomics, optics for smart technologies, flood management, and advanced differential equations. Their research integrates techniques like fractional calculus, wavelet transforms, Chebyshev methods, and homogenization approaches to address challenges in medical imaging, photovoltaic forecasting, fluid dynamics, material properties, and energy systems. This holistic approach highlights their commitment to advancing both theoretical and applied aspects of science and engineering through rigorous mathematical modeling and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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