Mathematical model and experiment

Books published by Science Press in 2008

open 3 entries with the same name

Mathematical Models and Experiments is a book published by Science Press on May 1, 2008. The author is Liu Huanbin^[1] 。 This book includes Matlab software introduction, LINGO software introduction, main function modules of SAS software introduction, representative mathematical experiments, etc.

Chinese name: Mathematical model and experiment
Author: Liu Huanbin
Category: Science and Nature
press: Science Press

Publication time: May 2008
Number of pages: 343 pages
Folio: 16 ON
Binding: paperback
ISBN: nine trillion and seven hundred and eighty-seven billion thirty million two hundred and twenty-one thousand and forty-nine

The above contents are provided by Science Press provide

catalog

content validity

Announce

edit

Mathematical Models and Experiments is a book published by Science Press, bound and paperback. Mathematical Models and Experiments is divided into two chapters, 11 chapters in total. The first part mainly introduces mathematical modeling methods, including: Introduction to Mathematical Modeling, Elementary Mathematical Models, Differential and Difference Equation Models, Mathematical Programming Models, Probability Statistical Models, Graph Theory Models, Fuzzy Mathematics and Grey System Models; The second part takes the introduction of mathematical experimental methods as the main line.

Edit recommendation

Announce

edit

Mathematical Models and Experiments is suitable for undergraduate and junior college students in colleges and universities as a textbook of mathematical modeling courses, as well as a training textbook for scientific and technological activities of mathematical modeling competitions for college students, and also for reference of scientific and technological workers and self scholars learning and applying mathematical knowledge.

About the author

Announce

edit

Liu Huanbin, male, Han nationality, from Xingning, Guangdong Province, was born in 1942, and graduated from South China Institute of Technology in 1965, majoring in pulp and paper engineering; 1977-1978 Studied chemical process measurement and automatic control in the Automation Department of South China Institute of Technology; 1986-1987 University of Idaho Studied "Mathematical Model and Computer Simulation of Pulping and Papermaking Process" and was employed as a visiting professor of the university; During the same period, he was employed twice as a specially invited researcher of Canada Hi tech Application Company to make paper Process computer Research on simulation software. He was promoted to professor in 1991 and was promoted from the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council Approved as doctoral supervisor. At present, 11 postgraduate students and 5 doctoral students have been recruited and cultivated.