“Much can be borrowed from other industrial sectors, for example, the chemical process industry, where the use of mathematical models is consolidated,” he explains. “There is room for ...

As COVID-19 spreads worldwide, leaders are relying on mathematical ... for example, they might be more likely to pass it along or to pass it along to a wider group of people. By modeling such ...

Here, mathematical modelling has the potential to point to gaps in our efforts to comprehensively characterize important features of tumours: for example, tumour genomes, cell behaviour ...

These patterns emerge when interacting substances create waves of high and low concentrations of, for example, a pigment, chemical, or type of cell. What Turing's model doesn't explain is how ...

The city also features one of the finest examples of a Roman theater ... the teams captured high-resolution 3D models of the city's ancient structures and artifacts. With support from Autodesk ...

What if instead of defining a mesh as a series of vertices and edges in a 3D space, you could describe ... must be integrated into the actual model. That is, without something like a non-linear ...

Mathematical symbology possesses the property of infinite extension (e.g., the natural numbers). Cantor’s diagonal slash ...

for example, if most people fall on either the far left or far right of a political spectrum, but the mean lies in the center. To address this gap, the authors designed a model that incorporates ...

The tension these stitches create can warp a two-dimensional fabric into complex 3D shapes ... crafters and manufacturers alike. Now a mathematical model published in the Proceedings of the ...