Math. Applications in Chemistry.
Overview
| Works: | 27 works in 27 publications in 27 languages | |
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Multiscale molecular methods in applied chemistry[electronic resource] /
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Introduction to modeling biological cellular control systems[electronic resource] /
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Energy and entropy[electronic resource] :equilibrium to stationary states /
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Stochastic chemical kinetics[electronic resource] :theory and (mostly) systems biological applications /
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Chemical Kinetics, Stochastic Processes, and Irreversible Thermodynamics[electronic resource] /
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Spectral methods in chemistry and physics[electronic resource] :applications to kinetic theory and quantum mechanics /
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Data analysis[electronic resource] :statistical and computational methods for scientists and engineers /
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Geometric structure of chemistry-relevant graphs[electronic resource] :zigzags and central circuits /
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Model calibration and parameter estimation[electronic resource] :for environmental and water resource systems /
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Mathematics of energy and climate change[electronic resource] :International Conference and Advanced School Planet Earth, Portugal, March 21-28, 2013 /
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Granular dynamics, contact mechanics and particle system simulations[electronic resource] :a DEM study /
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A new direction in mathematics for materials science[electronic resource] /
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Structural analysis of metallic glasses with computational homology[electronic resource] /
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Introduction to the theory of soft matter[electronic resource] :from ideal gases to liquid crystals /
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Mathematics for natural scientists[electronic resource] :fundamentals and basics /
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Quantum dynamics and laser control for photochemistry[electronic resource] /
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Highly accurate spectroscopic parameters from ab initio calculations[electronic resource] :the interstellar molecules l-C3H+ and C4 /
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Mathematics for natural scientists II[electronic resource] :advanced methods /
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Computational chemistry[electronic resource] :introduction to the theory and applications of molecular and quantum mechanics /
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Non-relativistic QED theory of the Van Der Waals dispersion interaction[electronic resource] /
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