Modeling Differential Equations in Biology

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Prentice Hall, 2001 - Mathematics - 500 pages
For undergraduate courses in maths modeling, and biology calculus courses in departments of maths and life sciences. Designed for students who understand the simple basics of calculus, this text focuses on the differential equations and related subjects that are commonly used today by working life scientists. It emphasizes both the mathematics and how the mathematics is employed in order to introduce some potentially useful tools and modes of thought to future experimental biologists. Reprints of recent research articles. Illustrates almost all of the mathematics. Commentary for each reprinted article. Summarizes the underlying biological issues so neither students nor instructors need prior knowledge, and shows where and how the mathematics is used. Exclusive focus on single and multivariable aspects of calculus' - With specific emphasis on the applications of differential equations which are used in the life sciences. Review problems with accompanying answers. End of chapter summaries of the important issues.

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