On the Realisation of Dynamical Growth Models by means of Reaction Networks

Authors

  • Anton Iliev Iliev Plovdiv University
  • Nikolay Kyurkchiev
  • Svetoslav Markov*

Abstract

It has been recently demonstrated that some dynamical growth processes (such as logistic growth) can be formulated in terms of reactionВ networks. Such formulations suggest an insight on the intrinsic mechanisms of the physical phenomena and thus can be useful forВ the development of an adequate model. Here we elaborate furtherВ this idea by presenting various case studies of the realization of dynamicalВ growth processes using suitable reaction networks. Numerical examples areВ also presented.

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Published

2016-08-22

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 2 (2016)

Section

Conference Contributions

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