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RANDHIR SINGH BAGHEL

Poornima University

ORCID iD 0000-0002-5113-3554

About

Dr. Randhir Singh Baghel holds a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Jiwaji University, Gwalior. His doctoral research focused on the modelling and analysis of chaos and pattern formation in biological systems. His research interests include mathematical modelling, nonlinear dynamical systems, mathematical ecology, predator–prey and food-web systems, spatiotemporal dynamics, bifurcation and chaos theory, fractional-order systems, delay differential equations, epidemiological modelling, and computational mathematics. His recent research has also extended to stochastic modelling, artificial intelligence, machine learning, climate-driven biological systems, and interdisciplinary applications of mathematical modelling. He has published numerous research articles in international journals indexed in SCIE and Scopus and has supervised Ph.D. scholars in various areas of applied mathematics. He has also authored international book chapters and books covering engineering mathematics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, data science, and spatiotemporal population modelling, along with several patent applications related to mathematical and computational modelling. His research focuses on developing rigorous mathematical and computational approaches for understanding complex biological, ecological, environmental, and interdisciplinary systems.

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  • Poornima University Professor

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Publications (64)

  • Artificial Intelligence: Utilizing a Cost-Safety Matrix to Assess Risk in Material Handling Systems
    AI-Driven Computational Engineering for Sustainable Development 2026
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  • A fractional-order hepatitis B transmission model with Atangana--Baleanu derivative incorporating sociobehavioral and governmental interventions
    Discover Public Health 2026
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  • Trust, altruism, and ease of participation in a fully remote, decentralized COVID-19 clinical trial
    Social Sciences & Humanities Open 2026
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  • Spatio-temporal dynamics of a food chain model featuring Allect effect on prey’s growth and sexually reproducing top predators
    Theory in Biosciences 2026
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  • Risk Management Optimization Using Artificial Intelligence: Transforming Risk Analysis Through Intelligent Systems
    Multimedia and AI Applications for Sustainable Smart Mining and Energy 2026
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  • Optimization of Inventory Management Using Artificial Neural Networks and K-Means Clustering for Cost Reduction and Improved Customer Service
    Impact of Generative AI on Food Supply Chain Management 2026
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  • Memory-driven bifurcation analysis of a multi-order fractional biological system with coupled genetic-epigenetic regulation
    Boundary Value Problems 2026
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  • Leveraging Secure Federated Learning for Data-Driven Business Decisions
    Adversarial AI and Data Poisoning in Federated Learning 2026
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  • Hybrid deterministic--stochastic modeling of epidemic spread: Analytical insights and numerical evidence from an Ornstein--Uhlenbeck SEIR framework
    Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science 2026
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  • Human-AI collaboration: Balancing trust, emotion, and productivity
    AI hallucination management in the enterprise metaverse 2026
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