Lahore School of Economics

The event was organized by Dr. Ismat Beg, Dr. Asghar Qadir, and Saleem Asghar, with local support from Professor Dr. Rana Abdul Wajid, Dr. Ali Raza, and Maha Shabbir from the Lahore School’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics.

Day 1

The conference was inaugurated by Pro-Rector Dr. Azam Amjad Chaudhary, who delivered a compelling speech on the applications and challenges of mathematics in Artificial Intelligence, Economics, and various mathematical domains. He lauded the Mathematics and Statistics faculty for their high-quality research, setting an inspiring tone for the event. Dr. Chaudhary remained actively engaged throughout, reflecting the institution’s commitment to advancing mathematical sciences.

• 10:00 – 10:20 AM: Ali Raza (Lahore School of Economics) presented “From Single Reduction via Symmetry Classification to Multiple Reduction via Conservation Laws,” exploring applications of symmetry associations with the conservation laws for nonlinear PDEs and multi-reduction methods.

• 10:20 – 11:00 AM: Syed Zahid Ali (LUMS, Lahore) discussed “Government Spending Multiplier: A Theoretical Approach,” analyzing the economic impacts of government spending in a closed economy model.

• 11:00 – 11:20 AM: Rizwan Anjum (University of Education, Jauharabad) introduced “Asymptotic Regularity of Generalized Averaged Mappings in HR-Ciric-Reich-Rus Contractions,” advancing fixed-point theory.

• 11:20 – 11:40 AM: Mujahid Abbas (University of Johannesburg, South Africa) explored “An Incomplete List of Problems That Fall into the Category of Fixed-Point Problems,” linking nonlinear problems to fixed-point theory.

• 12:00 – 12:40 PM: Sohail Chand (University of the Punjab, Lahore) presented “From Messy to Meaningful,” addressing data cleaning and dimension reduction techniques for big data analysis.

• 12:40 – 01:00 PM: Musharafa Saleem (University of Management and Technology, Sialkot) analyzed “Thermal Effects of Ternary Casson Nanofluid Flow over a Stretching Sheet,” incorporating electromagnetohydrodynamic influences. • 01:00 – 01:20 PM: Imran Siddique (University of Sargodha) discussed “Mathematical Analysis of Pharyngeal Mucosa Coating During Swallowing of Some Non-Newtonian Materials.”

• 01:20 – 01:40 PM: Muhammad Ayub (COMSATS University Islamabad, Abbottabad) explored “Inverse Problem and Generalizations in Lie Theory” for differential equations.

• 01:40 – 02:00 PM: Notable talks included Fiazuddin Zaman (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg) presented “Some Mathematical Models in Real Life,” presented an overview of some problems arising from some real-life situations.

• 03:20 – 05:20 PM: Gulfam Shahzadi on “Decision Making Analysis Under Interval Valued Fermatean Fuzzy Set,” Asma Hanif on “Fractional Optimal Control Strategies for Covid-19 and Dengue Fever Co-infection,” Awais Shaukat on “CRYSTALS-Kyber: A Modern Post-Quantum Cryptographic Algorithm,” Rizwan Jahangir on “Theory of Polyomino Ideals,” and Nimra Tariq on “Synergistic AI, Machine Learning, and Fuzzy Logic Framework for Precision Optimization of MEMS Microneedles and Microchannels.”

Day 2

The second day, April 20, 2025, resumed with equal enthusiasm:

• 09:30 – 09:50 AM: Muhammad Riaz (University of the Punjab, Lahore) presented “Fuzzy Optimization with Linear Diophantine Fuzzy Rough Numbers,” introducing a hybrid model for handling uncertainty in data analysis.

• 09:50 – 10:10 AM: Abdul Rauf Nizami (University of Central Punjab, Lahore) discussed “A Recurrence Relation for the Jones Polynomial,” computing polynomials for braid links.

• 10:10 – 10:30 AM: Basit Ali (University of Management and Technology, Lahore) explored “Fixed Points and Completeness of Strong b-Metric Spaces,” extending Caristi’s Fixed Point Theorem.

• 10:30 – 10:50 AM: Faraha Ashraf (Minhaj University, Lahore) presented “Advancement in Techniques for Solutions of Stochastic Differential Equations Driven by the Weiner Process.”

• 10:50 – 11:30 AM: Asghar Qadir (Pakistan Academy of Sciences, Islamabad) captivated the audience with “Socio-Economic Quantum Entanglement: Homo-Ethicus vs. Homo-Economicus,” drawing parallels between quantum mechanics and societal ethics.

• 12:00 – 12:20 PM: Muhammad Umair Shahzad (University of Okara) discussed “Analysis of Wheat-Yield Prediction Using Machine Learning Models under Climate Change Scenarios,” highlighting the impact of climate change on agriculture.

• 12:20 – 01:00 PM: Muhammad Rafiq (Namal University, Mianwali) explored “Contrived Chaos in Epidemic Models,” examining chaotic dynamics in disease spread.

• 01:20 – 01:40 PM: Muhammad Sharif (University of Lahore) presented “Stability of Pulsar SAX J1748.9-2021 in Modified Symmetric Teleparallel Gravity.”

• 01:40 – 02:00 PM: Maha Shabbir (Lahore School of Economics) introduced “A New Approach for the Estimation of Ridge Parameter in Linear Regression Model with Heteroscedastic Errors.”

RAMMMA 25 not only showcased cutting-edge advancements but also reinforced the importance of collaboration in tackling real-world challenges through mathematics. Participants left inspired, equipped with new insights, and eager for future editions of this esteemed conference.

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