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Agriculture as a Metaphor for Creativity in All Human Endeavors

Part of the Mathematics for Industry Book Series (volume 28)

Editors: Anderssen, Robert S.; Broadbridge, Philip; Fukumoto, Yasuhide; Kajiwara, Kenji; Simpson, Matthew; Turner, Ian

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-7811-8

ISBN: 978-981-10-7810-1

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Mar 14, 2018

1 - 10 of 15 Chapters

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Chapter 1The Shape of Things to Come—Using Geometric and Morphometric Analyses to Identify Archaeological Starch Grains

Coster, Adelle C. F.; Field, Judith H.

Pages: 1 –6

[Starch grainsStarch grains are tell-tale characteristics of plants that can remain long after the decomposition of the rest of the material. The understanding of historical plant use, for sustenance and plant-based medicines, as well as agricultural practices is enhanced by the identification of...
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Chapter 2New Mathematical Models of Antimalarial Drug Action to Improve Drug Dosing Regimens

McCaw, James M.; Cao, Pengxing; Zaloumis, Sophie; Simpson, Julie A.

Pages: 7 –11

[Plasmodium falciparummalariaMalaria remains a major threat to global public health. Artemisinin-based combination therapies—a critical component of current control strategies—are at risk of failure due to the emergence of artemisinin resistance. To extend the life of artemisinin-based therapies,...
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Chapter 3Biodiversity and the Ecology of Emerging Infectious Diseases

Roberts, M. G.; Heesterbeek, J. A. P.

Pages: 13 –20

[The question of how biodiversityBiodiversity influences the emergence of infectious diseasesInfectious diseases is the subject of ongoing research. A set of nonlinear differential equations is been used to explore the interactions between ecologyEcology and epidemiology. The modelEpidemiology...
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Chapter 4Reaction–Diffusion Equations and Cellular Automata

Murata, Mikio

Pages: 21 –35

[A systematic approach to the construction of cellular automata that are analogs for the reaction–diffusion equationsReaction–diffusion equation is presented. By using this method for the Allen–Cahn equation and the Gray–Scott model, cellular automatonsCellular automaton are constructed. The...
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Chapter 5Geometry of Timelike Minimal Surfaces and Null Curves

Akamine, Shintaro

Pages: 37 –46

[In this chapter, we investigate the behavior of the Gaussian curvatureGaussian curvature of timelike minimal surfacesTimelike minimal surface with or without singular points inLorentz–Minkowski space the 3-dimensional Lorentz–Minkowski space. For timelike minimal surfaces without singular...
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Chapter 6Accounting for Modelling Errors in Parameter Estimation Problems: The Bayesian Approximation Error Approach

Nicholson, Ruanui; Gulley, Anton; Kaipio, Jari; Eccles, Jennifer

Pages: 47 –51

[Many parameter estimation problems are highly sensitive to errors. The Bayesian framework provides a methodology for incorporating these errors into our inversion. However, how to characterise the errors in a way that can be efficiently utilised remains a problem in many inversions. Recently the...
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Chapter 7Reducing Sludge Formation in the Activated Sludge Process

Nelson, M. I.

Pages: 53 –60

[The activated sludge process was discovered by Ardern and Lockett in the years 1913– 1914. In the slightly more than 100 years since its discovery, it has become the most widely used process for the biological treatment of both domestic and industrial wastewaters in developed and developing...
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Chapter 8Incorporating Prior Knowledge in the Calibration of Hydrological Models for Water Resources Forecasting

Lerat, Julien

Pages: 61 –72

[The management of water resourcesWater resources in Australia faces increasing challenges due the rise of conflicting demands and a highly variable climate. In this context, the Bureau of Meteorology developed a dynamic seasonal forecasting service providing probabilistic forecasts of river flow...
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Chapter 9Maintaining Reliable Agriculture Productivity and Goyder’s Line of Reliable Rainfall

Piantadosi, Julia; Anderssen, Robert S.

Pages: 73 –83

[Our aim in this study is to generate rainfallRainfall totals using multidimensional copulasCopulas designed to simulate realistic rainfallRainfall statistics that inform analysis of current rainfall patterns and enables better projections for a comprehensive range of future scenarios which can...
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Chapter 10Vertex Representation of Convex Hulls for Fast Evaluation of Boundary Constraints in Model-Based Calibration for Automotive Engines

Nae, Florin; Waki, Hayato

Pages: 85 –93

[In the field of automotive enginesAutomotive engine calibration, generating a boundary model of an admissible operation domain, for instance, a convex hull, is a step often required when solving constrained optimization problems addressed by Model-Based Calibration (MBC) software suites, such as...

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