9780387793870 - Mathematical Physiology: II: Systems Physiology: 8/2 (Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics, 8/2) de Keener, James; Sneyd, James (18 resultados)

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - There has been a longhistory of interaction between mathematics and physiology. This book looks in detail at a wide selection of mathematical models in physiology, showing how physiological problems can be formulated and studied mathematically, and how such models give rise to interesting and challenging mathematical questions. With its coverage of many recent models it gives an overview of the field, while many older models are also discussed, to put the modern work in context.In this second edition the coverage of basic principles has been expanded to include such topics as stochastic differential equations, Markov models and Gibbs free energy, and the selection of models has also been expanded to include some of the basic models of fluid transport, respiration/perfusion, blood diseases, molecular motors, smooth muscle, neuroendrocine cells, the baroreceptor loop, turboglomerular oscillations, blood clotting and the retina.Owing to this extensive coverage, the seond edition is published in two volumes. This first volume deals with the fundamental principles of cell physiology and the second with the physiology of systems.The book includes detailed illustrations and numerous excercises with selected solutions. The emphasis throughout is on the applications; because of this interdisciplinary approach, this book will be of interest to students and researchers, not only in mathematics, but also in bioengineering, physics, chemistry, biology, statistics and medicine.James Keener is a Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at the University of Utah. James Sneyd is the Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.He is best known for his work on the dynamics of intracellular calcium.Reviews of thefirst edition:.probably the best book ever written on the interdisciplinary field of mathematical physiology. Mathematical Reviews, 2000In addition to being good reading, excellent pedagogy, and appealing science, the exposition is lucid and clear, and there are many good problem sets to choose from. Highly recommended. Mathematical Biosciences, 1999Both authors are seasoned experts in the field of mathematical physiology and particularly in the field of excitability, calcium dynamics and spiral waves. It directs students to become not merely skilled technicians in biological research but masters of the science. SIAM, 2004The first edition was thewinner of the prize for The Best Mathematics book of 1998 from the American Association of Publishers.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -There has been a longhistory of interaction between mathematics and physiology. This book looks in detail at a wide selection of mathematical models in physiology, showing how physiological problems can be formulated and studied mathematically, and how such models give rise to interesting and challenging mathematical questions. With its coverage of many recent models it gives an overview of the field, while many older models are also discussed, to put the modern work in context.In this second edition the coverage of basic principles has been expanded to include such topics as stochastic differential equations, Markov models and Gibbs free energy, and the selection of models has also been expanded to include some of the basic models of fluid transport, respiration/perfusion, blood diseases, molecular motors, smooth muscle, neuroendrocine cells, the baroreceptor loop, turboglomerular oscillations, blood clotting and the retina.Owing to this extensive coverage, the seond edition is published in two volumes. This first volume deals with the fundamental principles of cell physiology and the second with the physiology of systems.The book includes detailed illustrations and numerous excercises with selected solutions. The emphasis throughout is on the applications; because of this interdisciplinary approach, this book will be of interest to students and researchers, not only in mathematics, but also in bioengineering, physics, chemistry, biology, statistics and medicine.James Keener is a Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at the University of Utah. James Sneyd is the Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.He is best known for his work on the dynamics of intracellular calcium.Reviews of thefirst edition:.probably the best book ever written on the interdisciplinary field of mathematical physiology. Mathematical Reviews, 2000In addition to being good reading, excellent pedagogy, and appealing science, the exposition is lucid and clear, and there are many good problem sets to choose from. Highly recommended. Mathematical Biosciences, 1999Both authors are seasoned experts in the field of mathematical physiology and particularly in the field of excitability, calcium dynamics and spiral waves. It directs students to become not merely skilled technicians in biological research but masters of the science. SIAM, 2004The first edition was thewinner of the prize for The Best Mathematics book of 1998 from the American Association of Publishers. 608 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -There has been a long history of interaction between mathematics and physiology. This book looks in detail at a wide selection of mathematical models in physiology, showing how physiological problems can be formulated and studied mathematically, and how such models give rise to interesting and challenging mathematical questions. With its coverage of many recent models it gives an overview of the field, while many older models are also discussed, to put the modern work in context.In this second edition the coverage of basic principles has been expanded to include such topics as stochastic differential equations, Markov models and Gibbs free energy, and the selection of models has also been expanded to include some of the basic models of fluid transport, respiration/perfusion, blood diseases, molecular motors, smooth muscle, neuroendrocine cells, the baroreceptor loop, turboglomerular oscillations, blood clotting and the retina.Owing to this extensive coverage, the seond edition is published in two volumes. This first volume deals with the fundamental principles of cell physiology and the second with the physiology of systems.The book includes detailed illustrations and numerous excercises with selected solutions. The emphasis throughout is on the applications; because of this interdisciplinary approach, this book will be of interest to students and researchers, not only in mathematics, but also in bioengineering, physics, chemistry, biology, statistics and medicine.James Keener is a Distinguished Professor of Mathematics at the University of Utah.James Sneyd is the Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He is best known for his work on the dynamics of intracellular calcium.Reviews of the first edition:.probably the best book ever written on the interdisciplinary field of mathematical physiology. Mathematical Reviews, 2000In addition to being good reading, excellent pedagogy, and appealing science, the exposition is lucid and clear, and there are many good problem sets to choose from. Highly recommended. Mathematical Biosciences, 1999Both authors are seasoned experts in the field of mathematical physiology and particularly in the field of excitability, calcium dynamics and spiral waves. It directs students to become not merely skilled technicians in biological research but masters of the science. SIAM, 2004The first edition was the winner of the prize for The Best Mathematics book of 1998 from the American Association of Publishers.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 608 pp. Englisch.

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