Advances in Mathematical Modeling and Applications
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 April 2027 | Viewed by 54
Editors
Interests: advection-diffusion problems and sediment transport in estuarine and coastal waters; applied mathematics; desalination brine and effluent discharges; longitudinal dispersion; marine outfall systems
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite original submission to this Special Issue of Mathematics, ‘Advances in Mathematical Modeling and Applications’. This Special Issue aims to compile recent advances in the application of mathematical modeling approaches and techniques to understand and solve a wide range of complex societal problems, challenges, and natural phenomena across all scales. This Special Issue will provide valuable insights for the journal’s readership, including researchers, engineers, and practitioners.
Mathematical modeling has become an essential and practical tool for addressing many of the challenges faced by modern society, as well as for understanding the processes occurring in nature. These problems are often highly complex and involve multiple interacting components. Modeling applies mathematical expressions and equations to describe underlying processes and mechanisms across varying levels of complexity. By imposing appropriate assumptions and constraints to reduce complexity based on a physical understanding of the real world, analytical or numerical solutions of the resulting model equations can be obtained using mathematical theories and methodologies. These models provide a robust framework for analyzing emerging patterns, predicting system behavior, and supporting evidence-based scientific decision-making.
Submissions focusing on mathematical modeling and simulation are particularly welcome, especially those involving applications in biology, chemistry, ecology, epidemiology, engineering (including civil, environmental, and industrial), environmental diffusion, heat transfer, finance, fluid mechanics (e.g., rivers, lakes, estuaries, coasts, constructed waterways), industrial and real-world applications, medicine, physics, or transport phenomena (heat, mass, and momentum).
Prof. Dr. Anton Purnama
Dr. Easwaran Balakrishnan
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- analytical, numerical, and predictive modeling
- differential equations
- mathematical optimization
- mathematical modeling and computational
- modeling in applied sciences and engineering
- scientific computing
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