Applied Mathematics in Astrophysics and Space Science

Dear Colleagues,

Human activities in industry and agriculture cause a negative impact on the Atmosphere of the Earth. As a result of the annual rate exceeding 2 ppm of CO₂ greenhouse gas emission, we can observe a significant increase in the atmospheric temperature over the last decades. The increase in atmospheric temperature affects weather and climate on the Earth. It also intensifies water evaporation and the formation of clouds. Consequently, this increases chances for ignition of forest and wildfires globally due to thunderstorm lightning. The aerosols and other pollutants including hazardous heavy metal particles and particulate matters that are emitted from cars, thermal power stations, factories, forests and wildfires spoil the quality of air. Development of space technologies for geo-satellite communication and remote sensing may result in space debris that can orbit around the Earth for many decades. The mathematical and computational methods may be used as efficient tools to predict, for example, the dynamics of pollutants in the Earth atmosphere and compute trajectories of the space debris. Therefore, we would like to devote this Special Issue: “Applied Mathematics in Astrophysics and Space Science”, to Mathematical Physics/Engineering related to Astrophysics and Space Science in a broad scope. It includes, but not limited to, Mathematical Physics/Engineering and Computational Mathematics. Theoretical Analysis, Modeling and Simulation as well as Detection, Measurements, Instrumentation and Statistics with mathematical and computational background are also within the scope of this Special Issue. Computational Finance may also be relevant to the Special Issue, if the content of the study is closely related to the above subjects. We would like to encourage researchers specializing in Astrophysics and Space Science to contribute their state of the art to the Special Issue.

Dr. Sanjar Abrarov
Prof. Dr. Rehan Siddiqui
Guest Editors

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