Adu Sakyi
The researcher's work spans across multiple disciplines in physical sciences, focusing on energy load and power forecasting, advanced mathematical modeling, groundwater flow studies, fractional differential equations solutions, flood risk assessment, field-flow fractionation techniques, and bacterial infections. Their core focus is on developing and applying sophisticated models to address challenges in these diverse areas, including energy systems, environmental flows, pharmacokinetics, hydrology, and public health.
Faculty Biography
Mathematics, the basis of creation. Adu Sakyi is a mathematician with great interest in the physical and biological applications of mathematics namely; hydrodynamic modeling, system dynamics, disease modeling, reservior simulation etc. He has specialty in the area of applied and computational mathematics. Having completed a BSc. and Mphil in Applied Mathematics, he obtained a PhD in Scientific Computing and Industrial Modeling. A program facilitated by the National Institute for Mathematical sciences, KNUST where he is currently a fellow. He is a Lecturer in the Mathematics Department, KNUST. Adu Sakyi believes in self development and his principles are grounded on continuous research and curiosity in the strength of mathematics and computations.
Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
Bacterial Infections and Vaccines
Energy Load and Power Forecasting
Field-Flow Fractionation Techniques
Flood Risk Assessment and Management
Fractional Differential Equations Solutions
Groundwater flow and contamination studies
Corrigendum to “Seemingly unrelated time series model for forecasting the peak and short-term electricity demand: Evidence from the Kalman filtered Monte Carlo method” [Heliyon Volume 9, Issue 8, August 2023, Article e18821]
Open AccessMathematical modelling of meningitis serogroups A and C transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa: A case study in Ghana
Open AccessInvestigation of fractional compartmental models in pharmacokinetics with application to amiodarone drug diffusion
Open AccessInvestigation of Fractional Compartmentalmodels in Pharmacokinetics with Application Toamiodarone Drug Diffusion
Open AccessSeemingly unrelated time series model for forecasting the peak and short-term electricity demand: Evidence from the Kalman filtered Monte Carlo method
Open AccessInvestigation of Fractional Compartmental Models with Application to Amiodarone Drug Diffusion in Pharmacokinetics
Open AccessA Stable Implementation of a Well-posed 2-D Curvilinear Shallow Water Equations with No-Penetration Wall and Far-Field Boundary conditions
Open AccessA new macro-scale volume averaged transport model for diffusive dominated non-Darcian flow problem in multi-scaled naturally fractured reservoirs
Open AccessA New Multicontinuum Model for Advection-Diffusion Process of Single-Phase Nonlinear Flow in a Multiscale Fractured Porous Media
Open AccessA Formal Homogenization Approach to Piping Flow Erosion with Deposition in a Spatially Heterogeneous Soil
Open AccessA Rigorous Homogenization for a Two-Scale Convergence Approach to Piping Flow Erosion with Deposition in a Spatially Heterogeneous Soil
Open AccessDepartment of Mathematics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology