Mathematical Models in Biology: An Introduction

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Introductory textbook on linear and nonlinear models in population and computational biology

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5 Feb 2010	MathWorks Classroom Resources Team	" Mathematical Models in Biology: An Introduction", by Elizabeth S. Allman and and John A. Rhodes. Published by Cambridge University Press. == Table of Contents == 1. Dynamic modeling with different equations 2. Linear models of structured populations 3. Non-linear models of interactions 4. Modeling molecular evolution 5. Constructing phylogenic trees 6. Genetics 7. Infectious disease modeling 8. Curve fitting and biological modeling Appendix A. Basic analysis of numerical data

5 Feb 2010

MathWorks Classroom Resources Team

" Mathematical Models in Biology: An Introduction", by Elizabeth S. Allman and and John A. Rhodes. Published by Cambridge University Press.

== Table of Contents ==
1. Dynamic modeling with different equations
2. Linear models of structured populations
3. Non-linear models of interactions
4. Modeling molecular evolution
5. Constructing phylogenic trees
6. Genetics
7. Infectious disease modeling
8. Curve fitting and biological modeling
Appendix A. Basic analysis of numerical data

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