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Questions about accessing biological data, built-in functionalities directly applicable to biological modeling, or about creating such tools etc.
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Difficulties in compiling the steady state of a biological model
Here's how I would do it:
Solve[{
-a*S*P + b*R - c*S + d*(S + I1 + R) == 0,
a*S*P - e*I1 - (I1*(c + P)) == 0,
e*I1 - b*R == 0,
-f*N1*I1 + g*(N1 + P)*(1 - (N1 + P)/k) - h*N1 - c*N1 == 0,
f*N …
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Turing patterns
I developed a reaction-diffusion-advection model of pattern formation in semi-arid vegetation (tiger bush) 20 years ago, which shows a type of Turing instability. Plants ($n$) consume water ($w$) and …
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