Emmanuel Akweittey
The researcher's work integrates advanced mathematical modeling across diverse domains to address complex real-world phenomena. Their research spans technology adoption and user behavior, COVID-19 epidemiological studies, traffic control and management, functional equations stability results, school choice policies, quantum information and cryptography, fixed point theorems analysis, matrix theory and algorithms, polynomial and algebraic computation, and more. A key focus is on using advanced mathematical models to analyze systems across these fields, demonstrating their potential for addressing challenges in technology, public health, urban planning, theoretical mathematics, and computational sciences.
COVID-19 epidemiological studies
Fixed Point Theorems Analysis
Functional Equations Stability Results
Matrix Theory and Algorithms
Polynomial and algebraic computation
Quantum Information and Cryptography
School Choice and Performance
Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
Traffic control and management
INVERSE EIGENVALUE PROBLEM FOR SYMMETRIC MATRICES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE LIE GROUP
Open AccessUsing UTAUT model to assess the factors influencing the use of ICT in Ghanaian pre-tertiary mathematics education
Open AccessOn Annihilated Points and Approximate Fixed Points of General Higher-Order Nonexpansive Mappings
Open AccessSome Applications of the First Sylow Theorem
Open AccessNext-generation matrices and basic reproductive numbers for all phases of the Coronavirus disease
Open AccessVehicular Traffic Models for Speed-Density-Flow Relationship
Open AccessVehicular traffic models for speed-density-flow relationship
Galois Fields and some of its Applications
Open AccessNext-Generation Matrices and Basic Reproductive Numbers for All Phases of the Coronavirus Disease
Open AccessOn the Solution of an Inverse Eigenvalue Problem by Newton’s Method on a Fibre Bundle with Structure Group SO(n)
Azela-Ascoli Theorem and Its Applications
Open AccessA Critical Analysis of Multi-Regime Fundamental Equations
Open AccessSolubility Existence of Inverse Eigenvalue Problem for a Class of Singular Hermitian Matrices
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Open AccessOn the Merits of Two Different Topologies on the Dual of a Hilbert Space
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Open AccessSource of Photon Pairs Using Spontaneous Parametric Down -Conversion Process
Assessing the Challenges of Learning and Teaching of Mathematics in Second Cycle Institutions in Ghana
Department of Mathematics
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology