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Guide to Mathematical Modelling

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  • © 1989
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Authors:
  1. Dilwyn Edwards

    1. School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing, Thames Polytechnic, London, UK

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  2. Mike Hamson

    1. School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing, Thames Polytechnic, London, UK

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Part of the book series: Mathematical Guides (MG)

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-x
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  2. What Is Modelling?

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 1-4

  3. Getting Started

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 5-38

  4. Modelling Methodology

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 39-54

  5. Units and Dimensions

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 55-66

  6. Modelling Skills

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 67-99

  7. Using Data

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 100-124

  8. Using Random Numbers

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 125-150

  9. Using Differential Equations

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 151-189

  10. Report Writing and Presentations

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 190-211

  11. Example Models

    • Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson
    Pages 212-267

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 268-277
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The authors' enthusiasm for their subject is eloquently conveyed in this book, and draws the reader very quickly into active investigation of the problems posed. 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.

Authors and Affiliations

  • School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing, Thames Polytechnic, London, UK

    Dilwyn Edwards, Mike Hamson

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