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                         Notice Board: Call for PaperVol. 16 Issue 5      Submission Start Date: May 01, 2024      Acceptence Notification Start: May 10, 2024      Submission End: May 25, 2024      Final MenuScript Due: May 31, 2024      Publication Date: May 31, 2024




Volume XVI Issue IV

Author Name
Ratnesh Khatik, Lalit Mohan Choudhary
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 4
Abstract
Population mobility and population density are two interrelated but different concepts. Population dynamics is the part of ecology that deals with the variation in time and space of population size and density for one or more species. And the second is related to the size and area of ​​the population. Population growth refers to the change in the number of people living in a particular area at any time.
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/4/2024/61533

Author Name
Dhananjay Kamalakar Deshmukh, Mejar Singh
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 4
Abstract
This study examined the impact of interval training on aggression levels in Kabaddi players. Employing a pre-test/post-test design, the research investigated changes in aggression following an interval training program. Statistical analysis revealed a significant difference (t(df) = 6.147, p < 0.05) between pre-test and post-test aggression scores. Notably, pre-test scores indicated higher levels of aggression compared to post-test scores. These findings suggest that interval training can be a successful intervention for reducing aggression in Kabaddi athletes. The study contributes to the expanding body of knowledge on the positive psychological benefits of exercise. Specifically, it highlights the potential of interval training as a tool for managing aggression within the athletic population. By incorporating interval training into training regimens, coaches and athletes may be able to cultivate a more positive and controlled emotional environment, potentially leading to improved per
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/4/2024/61532

Author Name
Priyanshu Sahu, Namrata Sant, Vinay Pathak
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 4
Abstract
This paper presents a new reconfiguration module for asymmetrical multilevel inverters in which the capacitors are used as the dc links to create the levels for staircase waveforms. This configuration of the multi- level converter makes a reduction in dc sources. On the other hand, it is possible to generate 13 levels with lower dc sources. The proposed module of the multilevel inverter generates 13 levels with two unequal dc sources (2VDC and 1VDC ). It also involves two chargeable capacitors and 14 semiconductor switches. The capacitors are self-charging without any extra circuit. The lower number of components makes it desirable to be used in wide range of applications. The module is schematized as two back-to-back T-type inverters and some other switches around it. Also, it can be connected as a cascade modular which leads to a modular topology with more voltage levels at higher voltages. The proposed module makes the inherent creation of the negative voltage levels without any add
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/4/2024/61536

Author Name
Pradeep Chandra Nainiwal, Vivek Shukla, Jyoti Yadav
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 4
Abstract
The pursuit of earthquake-resistant building designs is paramount in regions prone to seismic activity. This abstract delves into the comparative analysis of two prominent structural systems, bracing, and shear wall systems, utilizing STAADPRO software. The study aims to discern the effectiveness of each system in mitigating seismic forces and enhancing structural resilience. Through meticulous modeling and simulation, various parameters such as structural integrity, stability, and response to seismic loads are scrutinized. The research methodology involves the creation of virtual models representing buildings with both bracing and shear wall systems, subjected to simulated seismic events of varying magnitudes. By employing STAADPRO software, a comprehensive analysis of structural behavior under seismic stress is conducted, providing insights into the performance of each system. The results are then meticulously analyzed to ascertain the efficacy of bracing and shear wall systems in re
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/4/2024/61537