Biomatemática: que mistura é essa?
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X40960Keywords:
Modelos matemáticos, Equações diferenciais, Modelo de Wright-Fisher, Modelo SIR, Crescimento logísticoAbstract
Explicamos de maneira bastante introdutória alguns modelos matemáticos para fenômenos da Biologia, mostrando a importância que a Matemática pode ter para o entendimento de algumas questões biológicas. Falamos em particular de modelos para epidemias, crescimento populacional, interações ecológicas e a evolução da espécie humana. Na maior parte do artigo os modelos ilustrados são determinísticos, mas também falamos um pouco sobre modelos estocásticos.Downloads
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