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. 1984 May;81(9):2938–2940. doi: 10.1073/pnas.81.9.2938

Biological system interactions.

G Adomian, G E Adomian, R E Bellman
PMCID: PMC345189  PMID: 6585837

Abstract

Mathematical modeling of cellular population growth, interconnected subsystems of the body, blood flow, and numerous other complex biological systems problems involves nonlinearities and generally randomness as well. Such problems have been dealt with by mathematical methods often changing the actual model to make it tractable. The method presented in this paper (and referenced works) allows much more physically realistic solutions.

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