Titlebook: Mathematical Biology; James D. Murray Textbook 19891st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 biomathematics.epidemiology.mathemat

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James D. Murray FRSesource for neurosurgical and oncology trainees preparing for certification examinations and the more experienced practitioners seeking an overview of the latest developments within the field..Additional questi978-3-031-13255-1978-3-031-13253-7

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Continuous Population Models for Single Species,ts in diverse fields review their areas. The book by Nisbet and Gurney (1982) is a comprehensive account of mathematical modelling in population dynamics: a good elementary introduction is given in the textbook by Edelstein-Keshet (1988).

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Discrete Population Models for a Single Species,y impossible to solve analytically but again we can extract a considerable amount of information about the population dynamics without an analytical solution. The mathematics of difference equations is now being studied in depth and in diverse fields: it is a fascinating area. From a practical point

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Discrete Growth Models for Interacting Populations, the mathematics of coupled systems but also including some interesting numerically computed results: see also the introductory article by Lauwerier (1986). The review article by May (1986) is apposite to the material here and that in the previous chapters, the central issue of which is how populati

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