Researcher Majd Riad Assaf, commercial law student at the Arab American University Faculty of Graduate Studies, discussed her thesis on “Legal Regulation of Foreign Firms in Palestine: Study and Comparison”.
In her thesis, she mentioned the regulations for foreign firms, compared the three legislations of Palestinian, Jordanian and Egyptian and she merely addressed some legal texts in Lebanon, Emirates and Qatar which deal with the existence of such firms in their countries.
She concluded, for their sake all countries especially the developing ones, should have foreign companies within their lands to benefit from it; more manpower employment and advancement at all levels especially the economic and technological levels.
Researcher Mahmoud Taher Ibrahim, a student in Applied Mathematics program at Faculty of Graduate Studies at Arab American University, defended his master degree thesis entitled “The Legendre Wavelet Method for Solving Nonlinear Equations”.
The researcher analyzed the Legendre two-variable method to solve Volterra's nonlinear integrative equation of single, binary and three-dimensional. Pointing, the Legendre two-shifting-variable method was studied in detail. He founded some formulas related to Volterra three-dimensional integrative equation. In order to find an approximate solution Volterra equation was converted from type I to type II to reach a linear system of algebraic equations. The researcher presented numerical examples to illustrate the method and its accuracy.
Researcher Eman Nazzal, physics student at the Arab American University Faculty of Graduate Studies, defended her master thesis on “Effect of Indium Nano Layers on the Physical Properties of Gallium Sulfide Flakes”
Researcher studied the effects of planting an indium layer 20-200 nm between two slices of 500 nm gallium sulfide using the physical method of fumigation under air pressure. She also studied the effect of planting indium chips on structure and atomic distribution of elements, optical properties and isolation features. As well as impedance spectrum and heat-based electrical properties.
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