Mathematical Biology

This comprehensive text explores mathematical modeling in biology, covering topics like marital interactions and sex determination, making it essential for students and researchers alike.

This new edition of the text delves deeper into various topics, introducing innovative applications such as the modeling of marital interactions and temperature-dependent sex determination. It reflects the rapid advancements in mathematical biology, which has become a distinct and essential discipline within the biomedical sciences over the past decade. As mathematical modeling finds its way into numerous fields, this book remains a vital resource for both students and researchers.

The original edition, released over ten years ago, laid the groundwork for understanding the intersection of mathematics and biological problems. Since then, the field has expanded significantly, making it crucial for new and seasoned scholars alike to engage with contemporary issues through mathematical frameworks. This first volume serves as an introduction, focusing on ordinary differential equations, making it accessible for both undergraduate and graduate courses.

With the publication of this expanded third edition in two volumes, readers will find a wealth of resources, including over 1000 references and a comprehensive index. This text not only provides insight into the exciting challenges within biology but also illustrates the broad range of questions that mathematical modeling can address. It is highly recommended for any serious student or researcher looking to deepen their understanding of mathematical biology.