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differential equations models in biology, epidemiology and ecology: proceedings of a conference held in claremont california, january 13 16, 1990 (en Inglés)
Stavros Busenberg
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Mario Martelli
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Springer
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differential equations models in biology, epidemiology and ecology: proceedings of a conference held in claremont california, january 13 16, 1990 (en Inglés) - Busenberg, Stavros ; Martelli, Mario
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The past forty years have been the stage for the maturation of mathematical biolo as a scientific field. The foundations laid by the pioneers of the field during the first half of this century have been combined with advances in ap- plied mathematics and the computational sciences to create a vibrant area of scientific research with established research journals, professional societies, deep subspecialty areas, and graduate education programs. Mathematical biology is by its very nature cross-disciplinary, and research papers appear in mathemat- ics, biology and other scientific journals, as well as in the specialty journals devoted to mathematical and theoretical biology. Multiple author papers are common, and so are collaborations between individuals who have academic bases in different traditional departments. Those who seek to keep abreast of current trends and problems need to interact with research workers from a much broader spectrum of fields than is common in the traditional mono-culture disciplines. Consequently, it is beneficial to have occasions which bring together significant numbers of workers in this field in a forum that encourages the exchange of ideas and which leads to a timely publication of the work that is presented. Such an occasion occurred during January 13 to 16, 1990 when almost two hun- dred research workers participated in an international conference on Differential Equations and Applications to Biology and Population Dynamics which was held in Claremont.
