Constructing Mathematical Models to Find a Relationship between Physical Compounds Using the Graph Theory
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The current study aims to construct a mathematical models in order to assist the researchers to determine the specific activities of radionuclides in soil samples where we found
a relationship between uranium element and radionuclide activities. A summary study was conducted to measure the concentration of radon activity in lung cancer cases per 100 000 people by year and a summary study to measure the concentration of radon activity and effective exposure to absorption using the graph theory is presented as well. The proposed our determined values have shown conformity with the experimental data of other researchers
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