Search for dissertations about: "simple models"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 999 swedish dissertations containing the words simple models.
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21. Models for coupled active-passive population dynamics : Mathematical analysis and simulation
Abstract : In this dissertation, we study models for coupled active--passive pedestrian dynamics from mathematical analysis and simulation perspectives. The general aim is to contribute to a better understanding of complex pedestrian flows. READ MORE
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22. Automatic Extraction of Program Models for Formal Software Verification
Abstract : In this thesis we present a study of the generation of abstract program models from programs in real-world programming languages that are employed in the formal verification of software. The thesis is divided into three parts, which cover distinct types of software systems, programming languages, verification scenarios, program models and properties. READ MORE
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23. Amperometric Biosensors for Detection of Analytes in Cellular Models
Abstract : Various biological problems such as disease mechanisms, drug development and toxicological studies motivated the introduction of cellular models that today also represent an alternative for reducing the use of animals in controversial medical and pharmaceutical experiments. Cells are complex matrices where several processes occur simultaneously. READ MORE
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24. Mathematical Models of Molecular Evolution
Abstract : This thesis deals with mathematical models of Darwinian evolution in populations of simple living organisms. We study models which describe how the representation of different gene sequences in the population is affected by the fundamental forces of evolutionary processes, such as selection pressure, the mutation rate and the time dynamics of the underlying fitness landscape. READ MORE
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25. Methane dynamics in northern lakes : Insights from multi-scale observations
Abstract : Methane (CH4) is a potent greenhouse gas which is emitted to the atmosphere from both natural and anthropogenic sources. Current evidence indicates that lakes account for a large part of the global emissions of CH4, but their contribution is difficult to quantify because of large temporal and spatial variability in processes leading to CH4 fluxes from lakes to the atmosphere. READ MORE