Rowat said the creation successfully illustrated the science of diffusion.
Whether these are called knowledge translation, knowledge transfer or exchange, knowledge uptake, research utilization or implementation science, knowledge dissemination or diffusion, the problem of moving evidence into practice generally constitutes the premise underlying their conceptualization [ 7, 10, 11, 31, 32].
Fractional differential equations have played an important role in many fields such as engineering, science, electrical circuits, diffusion and applied mathematics.
Fractional differential equations provides a powerful tool for the research of many fields such as engineering, science, electrical circuits, diffusion, and applied mathematics; see [7 10] and so on.
We limit here ourself to giving a non-exhaustive list of fields and papers in which these operators are used: obstacle problem [1, 2], optimization and finance [3, 4], phase transition [5, 6], material science [7], anomalous diffusion [8, 9], conformal geometry and minimal surfaces [10 12].
In their works these writers advocated modernization, a spirit of independence, contact with Western countries, study abroad, the diffusion of science and technology, and the abolition of conventions and superstition.
It makes it useful to talk about "innovation diplomacy", certainly when this encompasses science, technology and the diffusion thereof.
The approach integrates social networks, social science, complex systems, and diffusion theory into a consumer-based optimization and agent-based modeling (ABM) platform.
Many scientists have paid a lot of attention to this calculus because of its interesting applications in various fields of science, such as viscoelasticity, diffusion, neurology, control theory, and statistics; see [1 6].
There are other problems leading to this boundary condition, for example, control theory (see [7 12] etc).. Some other fields such as environmental science [13] and chemical diffusion [14] also give rise to such kinds of problems.
In spite of the diffusion of science parks in Europe, it is still unclear whether they have been successful in fostering the establishment and growth of new technology-based firms (NTBFs).
