Guide to mathematical modelling
1989 · 277 pagine · Macmillan · ISBN 9781349100422
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By providing plenty of modelling examples from a wide variety of fields - most of which are familiar from everyday life - the book shows how to apply mathematical ideas to situations which would not previously have been considered to be 'mathematical' in character.
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