The Scholarship Repository of Florida Tech
The Scholarship Repository of Florida Tech provides permanent, open access to journal articles, research reports, conference papers, data sets, theses and dissertations, and other scholarly works created by Florida Tech faculty and students. In addition, the Repository serves as an archive for the digital assets of the Harry P. Weber University Archives and scholarly materials from organizations affiliated with our Special Collections that complement research activities at Florida Tech.
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Linear Theory of Alfvén Wave Reflections at a Density Discontinuity
(2019-04)One of the most important outstanding problems in solar physics is explaining why the corona is much hotter than the surrounding solar atmosphere, called the Coronal Heating Problem (CHP). There has been much work in ... -
Ecological Responses to Eutrophication and Restoration in a Shallow Subtropical Estuary
(2019-05)Like many other estuaries in the world, the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) is experiencing serious environmental health challenges in recent years. Ecosystem challenges include the connected phenomena of Harmful Algal Blooms ... -
Photocleavable Endogenous and Exogenous Molecules
(2019-05)The spatiotemporal regulation of biomolecules in their physiological environment is an essential aspect of biological research. In neuroscience, the activity of neurotransmitters can be regulated by protecting the molecules ... -
Advanced Astroinformatics for Variable Star Classification
(2019-04)This project outlines the complete development of a variable star classification algorithm methodology. With the advent of Big-Data in astronomy, professional astronomers are left with the problem of how to manage large ... -
Parametric Methods for Analysis of Survival Times with Applications to Organ Transplantation
(2019-05)In this dissertation, we have two main objectives. First, we introduce a hybrid method to model hazard function. Different approaches have been used for modeling survival times including parametric, semi-parametric, and ...
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