Mathematical Models in Natural Science and Engineering

This book helps the reader become familiar with various mathematical models for mechanical, electrical, physical, atronomical, chemical, biological, ecological, cybernetical and other systems and processes. The models examined are evolutionary models, i.e. the models of time-varying processes known...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Neimark, Juri I.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2003, 2003
Edition:1st ed. 2003
Series:Foundations of Engineering Mechanics
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Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • 43.2 Panleve paradox and auto-oscillations under Coulomb friction
  • 44 Dynamical interpretation of the least-square method and global search optimization with use of an adaptive model
  • 44.1 A universal recurrent form of the LSQ method
  • 44.2 Searching global optimization with an adaptive model
  • 45 Theoretical game model of the human society
  • 45.1 Game-like perception of life and a theoretical game model of the society
  • 45.2 Organizational and management principles of the society
  • 45.3 An ideal public game
  • 45.4 A problem of involving managers and authorities into a general playing interaction
  • 45.5 Conclusion
  • 34.4 Diffusion of a microparticle through a potential barrier
  • 34.5 Atom of hydrogen
  • 34.6 Quantum linear oscillator
  • 34.7 Newton quantum equation
  • 35 Space and time
  • 36 Speeding up relativistic microparticles in a cyclotron
  • 37 Mathematics as a language and as an operating system and models
  • 38 Geometrical, physical, analogous, mathematical and imitative types of modelling
  • 38.1 Physical modelling
  • 38.2 Imitative modelling
  • 39 General scheme of mathematical modelling
  • 40 Models of vibratory pile driving
  • 41 The fundamental mathematical model of the modern science and the theory of oscillations
  • 41.1 A dynamical system as a basic mathematical model of the contemporary science
  • 41.2 A.A. Andronov and the theory of oscillations
  • 42 Mathematical model as a fruitful idea of research. The D-partition
  • 43 Idealization, mathematical correctness and reality
  • 43.1 Frictional regulator of rotating velocity
  • 19 Instability and auto-oscillations caused by friction
  • 20 Forced oscillations of a linear oscillator
  • 21 Parametric excitation and stabilization
  • 22 Normal oscillations and beatings
  • 23 Stabilizing an inverted pendulum
  • 24 Controllable pendulum and a two-legged pacing
  • 25 Dynamical models for games, teaching and rational behaviour
  • 26 Perception and pattern recognition
  • 27 Kepler laws and the two-body problem solved by Newton
  • 28 Distributed dynamical models in mechanics and physics
  • 29 Fundamental solution of the thermal conductivity equation
  • 30 Running waves and the dispersion equation
  • 31 Faraday-Maxwell theory of electromagnetism and the Maxwell-Hertz electromagnetic waves
  • 32 Wave reflection and refraction
  • 33 Standing waves and oscillations of a bounded string
  • 34 Microparticles
  • 34.1 Mathematical formalism in quantummechanics
  • 34.2 Free microparticle
  • 34.3 Microparticle in a potential well
  • 1 Dynamical system
  • 2 Fluid outflow from a vessel
  • 3 Equilibrium and auto-oscillations of fluid level in the vessel with simultaneous inflow and outflow
  • 4 Transitive processes, equilibrium states and auto-oscillations
  • 5 Dynamics of the water surface level in a reservoired hydropower station
  • 6 Energetic model of the heart
  • 7 Soiling a water reservoir with a bay and the Caspian Sea puzzles
  • 8 Exponential processes
  • 9 Dynamics in coexistence of populations
  • 10 Flow biological reactor
  • 11 Mathematical model for the immune response of a living organism to an infectious invasion
  • 12 Mathematical model for the community “Producers —Products — Managers”
  • 13 Linear oscillators
  • 14 Electromechanical analogies. Lagrange-Maxwell equations
  • 15 Galileo-Huygens clock
  • 16 Generator of electric oscillations
  • 17 Soft and hard regimes of exciting auto-oscillations
  • 18 Stochastic oscillator (the “contrary clock”)