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The University of Saint Cyril and Metodius
Faculty of Natural Sciences

Journal of Applied Mathematics,
Statistics and Informatics

Editor in Chief: Vladimír Kvasnička
ISSN 1339-0015 (online)
EV 30/22/EPP
indexed by WoS-ESCI, JCI 0.23

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Volume 1, No. 2 (December 2005)
ISBN 80-89220-15-0

		*Towards Adaptive Methods for the Modelling of the Compressible Flows* Article 1, page 5 Download ( 2 MB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		*Computer Animation: Animation of Soap Bubble Dynamics, Cluster Formation and Collision* Article 2, page 33 Download ( 1,8 MB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		Oscillation of a Class of Higher Order Forced Functional Differential Equations GERA, M. and HAMEDANI, G. G.: Article 3, page 49 Download ( 137,4 KB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		*On the Solvability of Multi-point Boundary Value Problems for the Generalized Equation of the Pantograph with Constant and Proportional Delays* Article 4, page 63 Download ( 387,1 KB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		*Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions of Nonlinear Integrodifferential Equations* Article 5, page 73 Download ( 212,3 KB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		*Exact Decision Methods in Project Management* Article 6, page 79 Download ( 142,4 KB ) , last updated: 15.02.2006 08:59
		*Some examples of goal-minimally 3-diametric graphs* Article 7, page 87 Download ( 701,4 KB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14
		*Classical regression models versus fuzzy regression models* Article 8, page 95 Download ( 323,6 KB ) , last updated: 07.02.2006 16:14

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A theory is the more impressive,
the simpler are its premises,
the more distict are the things it connects,
and the broader is its range of applicability.

Albert Einstein