Future university in Egypt | Egypt
Assist. Prof. Dr. Soliman Alkhatib specializes in applied statistics, reliability analysis, civil engineering applications, numerical and semi-analytical methods for solving partial differential equations, fractional differential equations, and Grobner’s bases with their engineering applications. He has supervised multiple master’s and doctoral research projects in algebraic equations, polynomial resultants, Grobner’s bases, and algebraic surfaces. His expertise includes computer programming for mathematical applications, LaTeX, Microsoft Office, and operating systems such as Windows, Unix, and Macintosh, with additional skills in English and French. He has taught a wide range of courses including general mathematics, numerical analysis, statistics, vector analysis, graph theory, algebraic structures, number theory, lattice theory, complex analysis, linear programming, differential equations, and financial mathematics across universities in Syria and Egypt. His work also involves experimental methods and reliability analysis.
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Mohamed, E. M., Nasr, E. H., Ahmed, K. K., Emadifar, H., Ahmed, H. M., & Alkhatib, S. (2025). Hybrid nanofluids and bioconvection: Insights into bacterial behavior and particle interaction. Boundary Value Problems.
El-Dali, A., Othman, M. I. A., Gamal, E. M., & Alkhatib, S. (2025). A study of the effect of eigenvalues on the Moore–Gibson–Thompson model under photoacoustic excitation of semiconductors. Scientific Reports.
Sayed Ahmed, A. M., Ahmed, H. M., Nofal, T. A., Alkhatib, S., & Hussein, H. H. (2025). A new investigation of impulsive fractional stochastic delayed systems in the framework of (δ, ψ)-Hilfer derivative and Lévy processes. AIMS Mathematics.
Khan, Z. U., Khan, A. D., Khan, K., AlKhatib, S. A. K., Khan, S., Khan, M. Q., & Ullah, A. (2024). A review of degradation and reliability analysis of a solar PV module. IEEE Access.
Okasha, M. A. T. A., Abdel Razek, M., El-Esnawi, H., & Alkhatib, S. (2023). Analysis of lightweight composite sections with reinforced concrete infill with autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC). Frontiers in Built Environment.