Advances in Mathematical Models and Applications
A special issue of Axioms (ISSN 2075-1680). This special issue belongs to the section "Mathematical Analysis".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 August 2025 | Viewed by 261
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mathematical modeling; mathematical biology; ecoepidemiology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Mathematical models, in their strategic, tactical, and operational versions (increasing the order of resolution with reality and specialization, i.e., from the general to the particular), are useful tools for understanding the dynamic evolution of very diverse phenomena. Understanding can range from the theoretical reproduction of a phenomenon's behavior patterns to the ability to anticipate its future states through prediction.
Given the technical or economic impossibility of experimentation and the nonexistent or poor information on this topic, the applicability of the design and analysis of models can act as a testing method that strengthens or weakens a scientific hypothesis, which is a widely proven strategy and is well established among a certain profile of researchers. Thus, mathematical modeling is a guide to understanding complex situations in real life. The scientific community increasingly applies such models.
This Special Issue focuses on mathematical models as useful tools that can answer research questions on problems related to natural biological systems or associated with human presence, e.g., anthropogenic exploitation, disturbance, or contamination. In this sense, there is room for the modeling of real-life phenomena that are of interest to a wide range of disciplines, such as public health, immunology, epidemiology, ecology, agronomy, fisheries or forestry, to name a few.
Concerning the mathematical objects that allow modeling, this Special Issue is open to the full range of possibilities that mathematics offers through the diversity of existing evolution equations. If the article has a mathematical model or has established one, the broad and complementary use of statistical or computational tools is not restricted.
We particularly welcome the submission of articles that describe a multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary approach to a problem, encourage the inclusion of disciplines other than mathematics, and offer pertinent and current research. This Special Issue seeks to complement the existing literature by creating, analyzing, and interpreting mathematical models with clear potential for applicability.
Prof. Dr. Juan Pablo Gutiérrez-Jara
Prof. Dr. Fernando Córdova-Lepe
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mathematical modeling
- applied mathematics
- epidemiological mathematical models
- ecological mathematical models
- mathematical models in agronomy
- mathematical models in forestry
- dynamical system
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