Mathematical Modeling in Industrial Engineering and Electrical Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

It is clear that the cooperation among universities and industries determines the progress of social, cultural, technological, and economic innovation. The cooperation between these two worlds is an essential tool for the development of knowledge, guaranteeing greater competitiveness. The conditions for a virtuous exchange of knowledge among universities and industries are set in motion by cooperating to find ways, languages, and opportunities to achieve the necessary coordination: requests and offers from the industries and offer of knowledge and skills from the universities. Thus, the need in the university world in general, and in particular in the fields of electrical and industrial engineering, matures to realize research projects shared with the industry world. There is no doubt that mathematical modeling is the first important step in managing industrial problems. However, such models are often complex, requiring numerical techniques to obtain solutions, especially when the enormous amount of input data is affected by uncertainty.

This Special Issue aims to explore, from a broad perspective, the most recent developments in the field of mathematical modeling for problems of interest in electrical and industrial engineering. Topics of interest range from analytical, numerical, and soft computing modeling techniques to solving industrial problems.

Prof. Dr. Mario Versaci
Guest Editor

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