RAM MOHAPATRA is professor of mathematics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA. He received his PhD degree from the University of Jabalpur, India, in 1968. Earlier, he taught at Sambalpur University in India, American University in Beirut, Lebanon, University of Alberta and York University, Canada, prior to coming to Orlando. His area of research is Mathematical Analysis and he is the author of two books, two edited monographs and over 120 research papers. He referees articles for professional journals and serves as a member of editorial board of a number of journals.DEBASIS GIRI is professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, India. He topics of interest are discrete mathematics, cryptography, information security, coding theory, advanced algorithms, design and analysis of algorithms and formal languages and automata theory. His research interests include cryptography, network security, security in wireless sensor networks and security in VANETs. Dr. Giri had delivered several talks and guest lectures at various universities and conferences. He is supervisor of three PhD research scholars. Further, he guided many B.Tech. and M.Tech. students. He is associate editor of the Journal of Security and Communication Networks (Wiley) and the Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering Innovations. Further, he is editorial board member and reviewer of many reputed international journals. He is also program committee member of many international conferences. He is life member of Cryptology Research Society of India. He received his PhD on “Cryptanalysis and Improvement of Protocols for digital signature, smart-card authentication and access control” from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He did both his M.Tech. and M.Sc. from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He secured tenth position in all India rank with percentile score 98.42 in the GraduateAptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) Examination in 1999. Dr. Giri has published more than 25 technical papers in several internal journals and proceedings.P.K. SAXENA is director of one of the R&D labs of Defense Research Development Organization (DRDO) under the Ministry of Defense. Dr. Saxena, an outstanding scientist, has done his PhD on “Radical theory of near rings” from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. Before joining DRDO, he taught mathematics at National Institute of Technology (NIT) Silchar and National Defense Academy (NDA), Pune. Dr. Saxena has published about 62 research papers in several journals and conferences on interdisciplinary topics such as algebra, cryptology, fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks and speech technology. He has led many important R&D projects and guided many students in important engineering projects. Three scholars have received PhD degree under his supervision and several others are registered. Dr. Saxena had widely delivered talks, guest lectures, key note addresses at various forums apart from organizing international conferences as general chair. He has been in program committees of many international conferences. He has authored a book on Cryptology (in Hindi) which was awarded first prize by DRDO in 1997.P.D. SRIVASTAVA is professor of mathematics at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India. During his 34 years’ of teaching career, he taught several courses such as functional analysis, topology, numerical analysis, measure theory, real analysis, complex analysis and calculus to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Besides teaching, Professor Srivastava is equally devoted to research activities. He has approximately 51 papers to his credit published in several international journals. He has supervised 10 research scholars for PhD degree in mathematics and one for PDF. Various universities have invited him for lectures and keynote address at theirconferences. Various universities also invite him as an expert in the faculty selection as well as an expert to adjudicate PhD theses. He is also reviewer for the Mathematical Reviews as well as paper referee for many journals. He did his PhD from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and B.Sc., M.Sc. degree from Kanpur University. Dr. Srivastava is not only an established researcher in his area but also a teacher par excellence. His style of lecture presentation and full command on the subject impress the students, which is reflected by the students in the Students’ Profile Forms (teaching assessment by the students).

• Chapter 1. Propagation of water waves in the presence of thin vertical barrier on the bottom undulation.- Chapter 2. Cryptanalysis of Multilanguage Encryption Techniques.- Chapter 3. Signcryption with Delayed Identification.- Chapter 4. HDNM8: A Round-8 High Diffusion Block Cipher With Nonlinear Mixing Function.- Chapter 5. Frames and Erasures.- Chapter 6. Semi-inner Product: Application to Frame Theory and Numerical Range of Operators.- Chapter 7. Multi-level Non-Linear Programming Problem With Some Multi-choice Parameter.- Chapter 8. A New Class of Rational Cubic Fractal Splines for Univariate Interpolation.- Chapter 9. Applications of Compressive Sensing To Surveillance Problems.- Chapter 10. Region of Variability for Some Subclasses of Univalent Functions.- Chapter 11. Ideal cone: a new method to generate complete Pareto set of multi-criteria optimization problems.- Chapter 12. Fractional Programming Problem with Bounded Parameters.- Chapter 13. Approximation Properties of Linear Positive Operators with the help of Biorthogonal Polynomials.- Chapter 14. Similarity Based Reasoning Fuzzy Systems and Universal Approximation.- Chapter 15. Similarity measure of intuitionistic fuzzy numbers by the centroid point.- Chapter 16. Classification Rules for Exponential Populations under Order Restrictions on Parameters.- Chapter 17. Solving the Exterior Bernoulli Problem using the Shape Derivative Approach.- Chapter 18. Applications of the Hausdorff measure of noncompactness on the space lp(r; s; t;B(m)), 1 p < ¥.- Chapter 19. Some Geometric Properties of Generalized Cesàro-Musielak-Orlicz Sequence Spaces.- Chapter 20. Inverting the transforms arising in the GI=M=1 risk process using roots.- Chapter 21. On Quasi-ideals in Ternary Semirings.- Chapter 22. Epidemiological Models: a Study of Two Retroviruses, HIVand HTLV-I.

RAM MOHAPATRA is professor of mathematics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA. He received his PhD degree from the University of Jabalpur, India, in 1968. Earlier, he taught at Sambalpur University in India, American University in Beirut, Lebanon, University of Alberta and York University, Canada, prior to coming to Orlando. His area of research is Mathematical Analysis and he is the author of two books, two edited monographs and over 120 research papers. He referees articles for professional journals and serves as a member of editorial board of a number of journals.DEBASIS GIRI is professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, India. He topics of interest are discrete mathematics, cryptography, information security, coding theory, advanced algorithms, design and analysis of algorithms and formal languages and automata theory. His research interests include cryptography, network security, security in wireless sensor networks and security in VANETs. Dr. Giri had delivered several talks and guest lectures at various universities and conferences. He is supervisor of three PhD research scholars. Further, he guided many B.Tech. and M.Tech. students. He is associate editor of the Journal of Security and Communication Networks (Wiley) and the Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering Innovations. Further, he is editorial board member and reviewer of many reputed international journals. He is also program committee member of many international conferences. He is life member of Cryptology Research Society of India. He received his PhD on “Cryptanalysis and Improvement of Protocols for digital signature, smart-card authentication and access control” from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He did both his M.Tech. and M.Sc. from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He secured tenth position in all India rank with percentile score 98.42 in the GraduateAptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) Examination in 1999. Dr. Giri has published more than 25 technical papers in several internal journals and proceedings.P.K. SAXENA is director of one of the R&D labs of Defense Research Development Organization (DRDO) under the Ministry of Defense. Dr. Saxena, an outstanding scientist, has done his PhD on “Radical theory of near rings” from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. Before joining DRDO, he taught mathematics at National Institute of Technology (NIT) Silchar and National Defense Academy (NDA), Pune. Dr. Saxena has published about 62 research papers in several journals and conferences on interdisciplinary topics such as algebra, cryptology, fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks and speech technology. He has led many important R&D projects and guided many students in important engineering projects. Three scholars have received PhD degree under his supervision and several others are registered. Dr. Saxena had widely delivered talks, guest lectures, key note addresses at various forums apart from organizing international conferences as general chair. He has been in program committees of many international conferences. He has authored a book on Cryptology (in Hindi) which was awarded first prize by DRDO in 1997.P.D. SRIVASTAVA is professor of mathematics at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India. During his 34 years’ of teaching career, he taught several courses such as functional analysis, topology, numerical analysis, measure theory, real analysis, complex analysis and calculus to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Besides teaching, Professor Srivastava is equally devoted to research activities. He has approximately 51 papers to his credit published in several international journals. He has supervised 10 research scholars for PhD degree in mathematics and one for PDF. Various universities have invited him for lectures and keynote address at theirconferences. Various universities also invite him as an expert in the faculty selection as well as an expert to adjudicate PhD theses. He is also reviewer for the Mathematical Reviews as well as paper referee for many journals. He did his PhD from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and B.Sc., M.Sc. degree from Kanpur University. Dr. Srivastava is not only an established researcher in his area but also a teacher par excellence. His style of lecture presentation and full command on the subject impress the students, which is reflected by the students in the Students’ Profile Forms (teaching assessment by the students).

• Chapter 1. Propagation of water waves in the presence of thin vertical barrier on the bottom undulation.- Chapter 2. Cryptanalysis of Multilanguage Encryption Techniques.- Chapter 3. Signcryption with Delayed Identification.- Chapter 4. HDNM8: A Round-8 High Diffusion Block Cipher With Nonlinear Mixing Function.- Chapter 5. Frames and Erasures.- Chapter 6. Semi-inner Product: Application to Frame Theory and Numerical Range of Operators.- Chapter 7. Multi-level Non-Linear Programming Problem With Some Multi-choice Parameter.- Chapter 8. A New Class of Rational Cubic Fractal Splines for Univariate Interpolation.- Chapter 9. Applications of Compressive Sensing To Surveillance Problems.- Chapter 10. Region of Variability for Some Subclasses of Univalent Functions.- Chapter 11. Ideal cone: a new method to generate complete Pareto set of multi-criteria optimization problems.- Chapter 12. Fractional Programming Problem with Bounded Parameters.- Chapter 13. Approximation Properties of Linear Positive Operators with the help of Biorthogonal Polynomials.- Chapter 14. Similarity Based Reasoning Fuzzy Systems and Universal Approximation.- Chapter 15. Similarity measure of intuitionistic fuzzy numbers by the centroid point.- Chapter 16. Classification Rules for Exponential Populations under Order Restrictions on Parameters.- Chapter 17. Solving the Exterior Bernoulli Problem using the Shape Derivative Approach.- Chapter 18. Applications of the Hausdorff measure of noncompactness on the space lp(r; s; t;B(m)), 1 p < ¥.- Chapter 19. Some Geometric Properties of Generalized Cesàro-Musielak-Orlicz Sequence Spaces.- Chapter 20. Inverting the transforms arising in the GI=M=1 risk process using roots.- Chapter 21. On Quasi-ideals in Ternary Semirings.- Chapter 22. Epidemiological Models: a Study of Two Retroviruses, HIVand HTLV-I.

RAM MOHAPATRA is professor of mathematics, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA. He received his PhD degree from the University of Jabalpur, India, in 1968. Earlier, he taught at Sambalpur University in India, American University in Beirut, Lebanon, University of Alberta and York University, Canada, prior to coming to Orlando. His area of research is Mathematical Analysis and he is the author of two books, two edited monographs and over 120 research papers. He referees articles for professional journals and serves as a member of editorial board of a number of journals.DEBASIS GIRI is professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, India. He topics of interest are discrete mathematics, cryptography, information security, coding theory, advanced algorithms, design and analysis of algorithms and formal languages and automata theory. His research interests include cryptography, network security, security in wireless sensor networks and security in VANETs. Dr. Giri had delivered several talks and guest lectures at various universities and conferences. He is supervisor of three PhD research scholars. Further, he guided many B.Tech. and M.Tech. students. He is associate editor of the Journal of Security and Communication Networks (Wiley) and the Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering Innovations. Further, he is editorial board member and reviewer of many reputed international journals. He is also program committee member of many international conferences. He is life member of Cryptology Research Society of India. He received his PhD on “Cryptanalysis and Improvement of Protocols for digital signature, smart-card authentication and access control” from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He did both his M.Tech. and M.Sc. from Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur. He secured tenth position in all India rank with percentile score 98.42 in the GraduateAptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) Examination in 1999. Dr. Giri has published more than 25 technical papers in several internal journals and proceedings.P.K. SAXENA is director of one of the R&D labs of Defense Research Development Organization (DRDO) under the Ministry of Defense. Dr. Saxena, an outstanding scientist, has done his PhD on “Radical theory of near rings” from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur. Before joining DRDO, he taught mathematics at National Institute of Technology (NIT) Silchar and National Defense Academy (NDA), Pune. Dr. Saxena has published about 62 research papers in several journals and conferences on interdisciplinary topics such as algebra, cryptology, fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks and speech technology. He has led many important R&D projects and guided many students in important engineering projects. Three scholars have received PhD degree under his supervision and several others are registered. Dr. Saxena had widely delivered talks, guest lectures, key note addresses at various forums apart from organizing international conferences as general chair. He has been in program committees of many international conferences. He has authored a book on Cryptology (in Hindi) which was awarded first prize by DRDO in 1997.P.D. SRIVASTAVA is professor of mathematics at Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India. During his 34 years’ of teaching career, he taught several courses such as functional analysis, topology, numerical analysis, measure theory, real analysis, complex analysis and calculus to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Besides teaching, Professor Srivastava is equally devoted to research activities. He has approximately 51 papers to his credit published in several international journals. He has supervised 10 research scholars for PhD degree in mathematics and one for PDF. Various universities have invited him for lectures and keynote address at theirconferences. Various universities also invite him as an expert in the faculty selection as well as an expert to adjudicate PhD theses. He is also reviewer for the Mathematical Reviews as well as paper referee for many journals. He did his PhD from Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and B.Sc., M.Sc. degree from Kanpur University. Dr. Srivastava is not only an established researcher in his area but also a teacher par excellence. His style of lecture presentation and full command on the subject impress the students, which is reflected by the students in the Students’ Profile Forms (teaching assessment by the students).

• Chapter 1. Propagation of water waves in the presence of thin vertical barrier on the bottom undulation.- Chapter 2. Cryptanalysis of Multilanguage Encryption Techniques.- Chapter 3. Signcryption with Delayed Identification.- Chapter 4. HDNM8: A Round-8 High Diffusion Block Cipher With Nonlinear Mixing Function.- Chapter 5. Frames and Erasures.- Chapter 6. Semi-inner Product: Application to Frame Theory and Numerical Range of Operators.- Chapter 7. Multi-level Non-Linear Programming Problem With Some Multi-choice Parameter.- Chapter 8. A New Class of Rational Cubic Fractal Splines for Univariate Interpolation.- Chapter 9. Applications of Compressive Sensing To Surveillance Problems.- Chapter 10. Region of Variability for Some Subclasses of Univalent Functions.- Chapter 11. Ideal cone: a new method to generate complete Pareto set of multi-criteria optimization problems.- Chapter 12. Fractional Programming Problem with Bounded Parameters.- Chapter 13. Approximation Properties of Linear Positive Operators with the help of Biorthogonal Polynomials.- Chapter 14. Similarity Based Reasoning Fuzzy Systems and Universal Approximation.- Chapter 15. Similarity measure of intuitionistic fuzzy numbers by the centroid point.- Chapter 16. Classification Rules for Exponential Populations under Order Restrictions on Parameters.- Chapter 17. Solving the Exterior Bernoulli Problem using the Shape Derivative Approach.- Chapter 18. Applications of the Hausdorff measure of noncompactness on the space lp(r; s; t;B(m)), 1 p < ¥.- Chapter 19. Some Geometric Properties of Generalized Cesàro-Musielak-Orlicz Sequence Spaces.- Chapter 20. Inverting the transforms arising in the GI=M=1 risk process using roots.- Chapter 21. On Quasi-ideals in Ternary Semirings.- Chapter 22. Epidemiological Models: a Study of Two Retroviruses, HIVand HTLV-I.