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Encyclopedia of nonlinear science /
Encyclopedia of nonlinear science /
edited by Alwyn Scott
- New York: Routledge, 2005.
- 1053 pages
Includes Index.
The "Encyclopedia of Nonlinear Science" edited by Alwyn Scott offers a comprehensive overview of this field. It features 438 alphabetically organized essays that explore the fundamental mathematical concepts of nonlinear science and its applications across various disciplines. These include ecology, biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, economics, and more. The book caters to a wide audience. Undergraduate and graduate students gain a foundational understanding of how nonlinear science is used today. Researchers and science educators can expand their knowledge in unfamiliar areas. The content ranges from historical and descriptive entries to those requiring some scientific notation. With entries varying in length (1,000-4,000 words) and including helpful features like cross-references, bibliographies, and illustrations, the book caters to both general readers and specialists. Even complex topics are explained in simple terms and visually supported by black and white and color images.
9781579583859
Core mathematical background of nonlinear science.
Ecology and biological systems.
Nonlinear Science.
Ecology and biological systems.
Chemical reaction diffusion problems.
Geophysics.
Economics.
003.75 / SCO
Includes Index.
The "Encyclopedia of Nonlinear Science" edited by Alwyn Scott offers a comprehensive overview of this field. It features 438 alphabetically organized essays that explore the fundamental mathematical concepts of nonlinear science and its applications across various disciplines. These include ecology, biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, economics, and more. The book caters to a wide audience. Undergraduate and graduate students gain a foundational understanding of how nonlinear science is used today. Researchers and science educators can expand their knowledge in unfamiliar areas. The content ranges from historical and descriptive entries to those requiring some scientific notation. With entries varying in length (1,000-4,000 words) and including helpful features like cross-references, bibliographies, and illustrations, the book caters to both general readers and specialists. Even complex topics are explained in simple terms and visually supported by black and white and color images.
9781579583859
Core mathematical background of nonlinear science.
Ecology and biological systems.
Nonlinear Science.
Ecology and biological systems.
Chemical reaction diffusion problems.
Geophysics.
Economics.
003.75 / SCO