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  • Phonon Mean Free Path in Graphite Nanotubes


M P Singh

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Thermal transport in solids is understood in terms of contributions from phonons and free electrons. Metals are good conductors of electricity and heat and a simple manifestation of this is seen in the constancy of Lorenz number in almost all metals at a given temperature. For semiconductors there is some variation in the Lorenz factor depending upon the level of doping. A theoretical understanding of this aspect is to be sought separately for various electron scattering mechanisms [1].


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  • Geometry Dependent Interference Effects in Coupled Triple Quantum Dots


Gagan Rajput

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Electronic transport through a coupled triple quantum dot (TQD) system in T-shape and triangular shape configuration is theoretically studied using Keldysh’s non-equilibrium Green’s function approach. It is observed that in the T-shape configuration, an antiresonance peak appears in the electronic transport spectrum at the quantum dot (QD) energy level which results from the quantum interference effects that take place in electron transport through multiple channels.


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  • WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT APPLYING WATER QUALITY INDEX METHOD IN EARNDOL AREA OF JAGAON DISTRICT, MAHARASHTRA STATE


K. P. Dandge1* and A. M. Patil2

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Water is the most important in influencing the land, regulating the climate and ultimately affects all life forms in the Earth system.Due to rapid industrialization and overuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture are affecting heavy and varied pollution in aquatic environment leading to deterioration of water quality and exhaustion of aquatic life. Consequently, it is essential to the analyze water quality frequently. The present work is aimed to assessthe surface and ground water quality of Erandolarea of Jalgaon District for drinking purpose.


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  • CLICKS TO CARTS: ANALYZING HOW DIGITAL MARKETING SHAPES FMCG CONSUMER BUYING PATTERNS


Abhilash Babu

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This study aims to examine the substantial influence of digital marketing on consumer purchasing behavior within the FMCG industry. In recent years, there have been significant changes observed in the strategies utilized by businesses to effectively engage in promotional activities and effectively reach their intended customer base. The aforementioned changes can be primarily ascribed to the extensive integration of digital technologies and the increasing prevalence of social media platforms. The main purpose of this study is to examine the specific mechanisms through which digital marketing strategies, including influencer marketing, social media advertising, and personalized content, influence consumer decision-making in the FMCG sector. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, incorporating both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with marketing managers from prominent FMCG companies to obtain deeper insights into the strategies and challenges they face in the field of digital marketing. Moreover, a thorough investigation is conducted among a heterogeneous cohort of consumers to determine the degree of their exposure to digital marketing strategies and the consequent influence of said exposure on their consumer behavior.


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  • THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ETHNOBOTANY IN ADVANCING DRUG DEVELOPMENT


Dr.Vikram S.Meena

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This paper explores the critical role of ethnobotany in contemporary drug development, emphasizing its potential to bridge traditional knowledge with modern pharmaceutical research. Through an analysis of ethnobotanical data and recent studies, this research highlights the wealth of medicinal plant resources, cultural contexts, and ethical considerations that ethnobotany brings to the forefront. The integration of ethnobotanical insights has led to the discovery of promising therapeutic compounds and has enriched our understanding of the intricate relationships between humans and their environments. However, ethical concerns surrounding bioprospecting and equitable benefit-sharing remain central to the discourse. This paper underscores the transformative impact of ethnobotany on drug development, offering a pathway towards sustainable and inclusive approaches that benefit both science and society.


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