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This erratum corrects typesetting errors in a previous publication. Key corrections involve mathematical notation and variable representation for improved accuracy and clarity in scientific communication.

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Area of Science:

Scientific Publishing
Mathematical Notation
Erratum Correction

Background:

Typesetting errors can obscure the intended meaning of scientific content.
Accurate representation of mathematical formulas and variables is crucial for reproducibility.

Purpose of the Study:

To address and rectify specific typesetting errors identified in a prior publication [1].
To ensure the scientific accuracy and clarity of the published material.

Main Methods:

Detailed comparison of original text with corrected versions.
Identification of specific page numbers and equation/formula locations for each error.

Main Results:

Correction of grammatical errors in mathematical descriptions (e.g., 'denote s' to 'denotes').
Rectification of incorrect variable usage (e.g., 'T' to 'E').
Adjustment of mathematical equation formatting and variable representation for consistency.

Conclusions:

The erratum provides necessary corrections to maintain the integrity of the scientific record.
Ensuring accuracy in typesetting and notation is vital for effective scientific discourse.