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Calculation of size of non-spherical particles was based on replacing a given particle with a sphere that has the same volume as a given particle.

Reactivity of the particles was based on observed (kobs) and mass normalized (kM) pseudo-first-order degradation rate constants, as well as specific surface area normalized reaction rate constants (kSA).

The immobilisation of lysozyme, lactoferrin and con A to Toyopearl AF-Formyl-650M particles was based on the method by Tessier et al. [59] as detailed here [42].

Titration of total viral particles was based on the method by Mahy and Kangro [ 10] with modifications described by Genzel et al. [ 7].

The colocalized fraction of A-type particles with LD population was given by nexp/nA, where nexp was the number of colocalized A-type spots (number of negative distances). 2. The random distribution of A particles was based on an analytical model following a binomial distribution hypothesis.

Luckily for me a professional mathematician was a friend of my family and when I was about 15 years old he said to me; 'Do you know that this theory of elementary particles is based on mathematics?' He showed me a book full of formulas and equations I could not understand, but I realised that  these were glimpses of this magic world that was hidden from me and this was portal into that world.

Sorption characteristics of the particles were based on mass balance data.

Our understanding of the nature of nuclear particles is based on their mode of interaction with matter.

The digital processing to get images from the particles is based on convolution so as to obtain images with no wavelength dependence.

The growth of the particles is based on the local Cu II) concentration and determines the reduction rate of the Cu II) concentration, which is solved with a finite volume code.

The projection of the fluid velocity onto rigid motion on the particles is based on a fast computational technique which relies on the conservation of linear and angular momenta.