Mathematics Lecturer and 22 Students from UNS Participate in the Brawijaya International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics (BICoPAM) 2024

Dr. Supriyadi Wibowo, M.Si., a lecturer from the Mathematics Department of FMIPA UNS, along with 22 students, successfully participated in the Brawijaya International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics (BICoPAM) 2024. This prestigious conference was held on October 3-4, 2024, in Malang, Indonesia, hosted annually by the Mathematics Department of Universitas Brawijaya. It brought together researchers and scholars from around the world to discuss the latest developments in the fields of pure and applied mathematics.

Dr. Supriyadi and the students showcased a wide range of research, contributing to advancing knowledge in various mathematical disciplines. Their participation highlighted the strong research culture at UNS and the university’s dedication to global academic engagement. The following is a list of students and their research topics presented at the conference:

1. Fractional Calculus and Differential Equations:
   Athalia Dwiyansari Qomar: “Analytical Solutions of Time Fractional Burgers’ Equation with A New Conformable Fractional Derivative”
   Sophia Balqis: “Generalized Fractional Double Laplace Transform”
   Rinda Wahyu Lestari: “A New Conformable Fractional Derivative Applied to Motion of Falling Object”
2. Graph Labeling:
   Firsty Yosa Akhsani: “Reverse Super Vertex Bimagic Labeling of Pan Graph”
   Sherly Dian Cahyani: “Reverse Super Vertex Bimagic Labeling of Brush Graph”
   Haninda Alivia Wibowo: “Reverse Super Vertex Trimagic Labeling of Sun Graph”
   Chaliesya Nabila Adinda Supriyanto: “Reverse Super Vertex Trimagic Labeling of Dragon Pendant Graph”
   Indra Wijaya Purba Nugroho: “Reverse Super Vertex Bimagic Labeling of Corona Product of Two Paths”
3. Graph Strength:
   Alvira Paris Damashinta: “Reflexive Edge Strength on Hexagonal Snake Graph”
   Annisa Parahita Nayaka: “Reflexive Edge Irregular Strength on Centipede Tree Graph”
4. Plasma Physics and Mathematical Applications:
   Nadia Nuzul Nirmalasari: “Application of Fokker-Planck Equation in Plasma Physics”
5. Metaheuristics and Optimization:
   Adelia Puspitasari: “Metaheuristic Method: Application of The Dragonfly Algorithm to Predict Fuel Oil Demand in Indonesia”
   Adifa Yasin Aksyarafah: “An Optimized Approach to Electric Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows Using Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm”
   Aisya Rahma Yusriyya: “Improving Cryptocurrency Volatility and Crash Prediction using Random Forest and Weighted SHAP”
   Awanda Miswega Zebina: “A Metaheuristic Approach: Electric Vehicle Routing Problem with Firefly Algorithm”
6. Error Correction Codes:
   Dafif Afin Annafi: “Mathematical Concept of Reed-Solomon Code and the Implementation in Python”
   Revi Nur Azizah: “Detecting and Correcting Errors in Insertion/Deletion Channel”
   Diva Fikri Setyawan: “Expander Codes for Efficient Error Correction in Finite Fields 𝑭₂”
   Ghini Haberta Wiwoho: “Quantum Error Correction Using Repetition Code: Detecting and Correcting Phase and Bit Errors in Quantum Systems”
   Helmia Agita: “Exploring The Construction of Error Correction Codes and Their Properties”
   Avicenna Nanda Saputra: “Comparison of BCH Code Decoding with Berlekamp Algorithm and Syndrome Decoding”
   Taufiq Hamid Rahwanto: “Algebraic Analysis of Goppa Code: Encoding and Decoding Process”
   This event not only provided the participants with an opportunity to present their research but also enabled them to engage with international experts and fellow academics in the field. Their active involvement demonstrated the high academic standards and commitment to research excellence at UNS.

The conference proved to be a platform for valuable intellectual exchange, fostering collaboration and contributing to the advancement of mathematical research both locally and globally.