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He believes that top-quality research in applied mathematics--where mathematical solutions are sought for "real" (read non-mathematical) quandaries--can only result when mathematicians energetically engage scientists from the disciplines the scientific problems arise from.

In process engineering practice, including those in food industry, simple mathematical solutions are more useful.

Closed-form, mathematical solutions are presented for the problems of transient, multi-dimensional diffusion in spheres, short cylinders and rectangular prisms suddenly immersed in moderately-stirred fluids of limited volume.

This means that the transition matrix is tridiagonal, which means that mathematical solutions are easier for the Moran model than for the Wright Fisher model.

Simple semi-analytical mathematical solutions were obtained, which avoid the use of surface coverage in computations.

Mathematical solutions were obtained for the impedance of one-dimensional transmission-line (TML) models with all possible variations of the boundary conditions and connections to an external circuit.

White space on the maps represents regimes where cords shrank and mathematical solutions were not attainable.

6,  7 Another mathematical solution are multivariate methods, which are based on least-square minimization of the global diffusion coefficient data set, followed by an optimization of the amplitudes of different components.

The mathematical solution is given.

A practical difficulty arises, since no exact mathematical solution is possible for all except the simplest of mechanisms.

To make the numerical treatment versatile, the mathematical solution is expressed in terms of integral equations suitable to be numerically solved by a simple iterative scheme.