Effects of multiple perturbation on solitary wave propagation and control[Full-Text ]
Jiuli Yin, Yanmin Wu, Lixin Tian, Wenxia Chen

In this paper, we study the influence of complexity of external periodic perturbation on solitary waves of the mKdV equation. By using an improved Melnikov method, it is proved that the solitary wave always turns into chaotic state under arbitrary periodic perturbation. Furthermore, We observe that higher divergence (exponential separation of trajectories) in chaos phenomenon is resulted when the perturbation term possesses more frequencies. Corresponding to this phenomenon, we should apply larger control strength to suppress chaos which is excited from the system submitted to more perturbed frequencies.

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Rigid Quantum Secret Sharing Based on Cavity QED Through an Amplitude-Damping Noisy Channel[Full-Text ]
S. R, A. Elkttaouiy, and Y. Hassouni

A proposed model of quantum transmission of a secret message through an amplitude-damping noisy environment via Fock cavity eld is achieved. The process is based on the contribution of a cavity QED, to have a rigidity against the eavesdropping attacks. Indeed, the interaction time, the strength coupling and the Fock eld number also control the successful probability of the quantum secret sharing, which makes the interception messages more di cult during our proposed model.

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A LINKAGE BETWEEN SERVICE QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION – By Indian Commercial Banks[Full-Text ]
Deepa Damodaran, Dr.Kalyani Rangarajan

Higher mobilization of the loans by the Banks indicate the higher level of facilitation and support. However higher levels of default indicates the opposite. This study after the review of over 20 empirical articles, attempts to use the Reserve Bank of India information to assess the credit portfolio service levels of different types of banks in India. The study attempts to examine the case using the 1996-2012 RBI data set to understand the credit portfolio choice using the secondary data.

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