Progress in Mathematical Biology Research by James T. Kelly (Hardcover) (2008) (New)

Going beyond typical topics such as probability and simple mathematical modeling, this collection of 11 papers includes a range of studies and applications. Topics include the geometric properties and problems of thick knots, the relationship of instability and evolution to morphogenesis, topological sequence entropy, spatial-temporal architecture in biological morphogenesis, crossing the borders of spatial analysis and modeling, mathematical modeling of the hantavirus from the mean field to the individual level, and inverse system approach to fractal geometry, a mathematical approach to sexual dimorphism, approaches to a population-dynamic model, and an analytical solution for the ionic flux on an axonial membrane model. References are generally timely but readers are urged to seek independent verification of data.