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Monthly Archives: March 2018
The remarkable behavior of a map displaying derived from a simple model for a biological conflict
One of the simplest yet profound mathematical models for biological growth emerged sometime in the middle of the 1800s due to the work of Verhulst. It describes population growth thus: let be the population of the organism at time . … Continue reading
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Tagged biological conflict, biology, chaos, dynamics, ellipse, geometry, mathematical entity, mathematics, polygons, trigonometry
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A day at school
It was the English class in school. The teacher, a swarthy man with somewhat liberal political leanings, strode into the class: “Today we shall be studying a poem by the white American poet Robert Frost, Fire and Ice. Dandadipa, stand … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, fiction, Fire, Ice, Maillard reaction, religion, space, Story
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