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"The Use Of Mathematical Structures: Modelling Real Phenomena" is an edited book consisting of 16 contemporaneous open-access articles that are devoted to the mathematical modelling of natural phenomena. To summarize, this book is about the use of applied mathematics and mathematical analysis in the context of its applications to real-world problems. It includes a selection of real-world problems in fluid dynamics, mechanical engineering, biology, and biochemistry. The last chapters include the mathematical modelling of the COVID-19 virus. The intended audience of this book is undergraduate and graduate students, as well as junior researchers. The reader must have a good knowledge of ordinary differential equations, boundary value problems, fractional calculus, stability theory, and wavelets in order to fully understand the real-world problems and their mathematical modelling included in this book.
About the author
Olga Moreira is a Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Astrophysics and B.Sc. in Physics/Applied Mathematics (Astronomy). She is an experienced technical writer and data analyst. As a graduate student, she held two research grants to carry out her work in Astrophysics at two of the most renowned European institutions in the fields of Astrophysics and Space Science (the European Space Agency, and the European Southern Observatory). She is currently an independent scientist, peer-reviewer and editor. Her research interest is solar physics, machine learning and artificial neural networks.
