Abstract
We have shown that by using a model of the gas of partition points on one-dimensional lattice, we can find some results about the enzyme kinetics or the average domain-size, which we have obtained before by using a correlated Walks` theory or a probabilistic (combinatoric) way. We have discussed also the problem related with the spread of an infection of disease and the stochastic model of partition points. We think that this model, as a very simple model and mathematically transparent, can be advantageous for other theoretical investigations in chemistry or modern biology. (author). 14 refs, 6 figs, 1 tab.
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Mejdani, R.
Some application of the model of partition points on a one-dimensional lattice.
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1991.
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Mejdani, R.
Some application of the model of partition points on a one-dimensional lattice.
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Mejdani, R.
1991.
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title = {Some application of the model of partition points on a one-dimensional lattice}
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title = {Some application of the model of partition points on a one-dimensional lattice}
author = {Mejdani, R}
abstractNote = {We have shown that by using a model of the gas of partition points on one-dimensional lattice, we can find some results about the enzyme kinetics or the average domain-size, which we have obtained before by using a correlated Walks` theory or a probabilistic (combinatoric) way. We have discussed also the problem related with the spread of an infection of disease and the stochastic model of partition points. We think that this model, as a very simple model and mathematically transparent, can be advantageous for other theoretical investigations in chemistry or modern biology. (author). 14 refs, 6 figs, 1 tab.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1991}
month = {Jul}
}