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Mathematisches Modell

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Theories of distributive justice

John E. Roemer

1996

Deterministic aspects in mathematical demography

John Impagliazzo

1985

Principles of mathematical modeling

Clive L. Dym

1980

Geriatric case practice in nursing homes

Susan O. Mercer

1991

The Economics of the Trade Union

Alison L. Booth

1995

Continuous-time finance

Robert C. Merton

1990

A primer of ecology

Nicholas J. Gotelli

1998

Mathematical modelling

J. G. Andrews

1976

Models and economic theory

Ivy Papps

1977

Interest-rate option models

Riccardo Rebonato

1996

Econometric models and economic forecasts

Robert S. Pindyck

1991

Regulation and markets

Daniel F. Spulber

1989

Natural computation

Whitman Richards

1988

Smallpox, when should routine vaccination be discontinued?

J. C. Frauenthal

1981

An introduction to the theory of dynamic economics

A. Lloyd Wright

1984

Introduction to the Foundations of Applied Mathematics

Mark H. Holmes

2009

Inventory control

Dieter Bartmann

1992

Modeling the dynamics of life

Frederick R. Adler

1998

Performance modelling of communication networks and computer architectures

Harrison, Peter G.

1993

Time, ignorance, and uncertainty in economic models

Donald W. Katzner

1998

Adaptation in natural and artificial systems

Holland, John H.

1975

Mathematics in Nature

John A. Adam

2003

Taxation and the incentive to work

C. V. Brown

1983

Prescribing hemodialysis

Thomas A. Depner

1991

The algorithmic beauty of plants

Aristid Lindenmayer, Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz

1990

The unemployment crisis

P. R. G. Layard

1994

Population Genetics, Molecular Evolution, and the Neutral Theory

Motoo Kimura

1994

Logic and information

Keith J. Devlin

1991

The geometry of biological time

Arthur T. Winfree

1990

Macroeconomic systems

Keith Cuthbertson

1987

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