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The New Chemistry (Nina Hall)
and the Theory of Atoms and Molecules touches on a mix of theory chemical bonds,reaction dynamics, simulation of liquids, and mathematical chemistry.
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Extractions: Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest Cambridge University Press 2000 A book review by Danny Yee The New Chemistry provides an overview of modern chemistry and its applications, with seventeen review articles by specialists. Though commissioned for this volume, these take different approaches and are pitched at different levels: some are quite broadly accessible, while others assume the reader has studied chemistry at university (I found my physics and biology background helped a lot). Apart from multiple explanations of semiconduction, there is little repetition and an immense range of material is covered. The result is a fascinating picture of the science underpinning much modern technology. The first five articles involve a fair bit of physics. "The Search for New Elements" looks at the synthesis of elements beyond uranium. "Bonding and the Theory of Atoms and Molecules" touches on a mix of theory: chemical bonds, reaction dynamics, simulation of liquids, and mathematical chemistry. "Chemistry in a New Light" and "Novel Energy Sources for Reactions" look at new tools for controlling reactions: lasers, electrosynthesis, microwaves, and ultrasound. And "What, Why and When is a Metal?" explains how the well-known criteria for distinguishing metals and insulators don't always work; this is one of the more accessible chapters, with a good selection of colour illustrations and historical "boxes". The more "pure chemistry" chapters were the ones I had the most trouble following. These include "The Clothing of Metal Ions: Coordination Chemistry at the Turn of the Millenium", "Surface Chemistry", and "New Roads to Molecular Complexity". Other chapters connect more with biology. "Medicines from Nature" illustrates the search for new medicines through a case study of Erythromycin biosynthesis. "From Pharms to Farms" has two parts, one surveying major drugs and fragrances and the other pesticides. And "The Inorganic Chemistry of Life" is an unusual abstract overview of life from the point of view of an inorganic chemist.
Abba Gumel, Mathematician Of The African Diaspora
Journal of mathematical chemistry 28(4)(2000) 325340. AB Gumel. Journal ofmathematical chemistry 26(1999) 297316. AB Gumel and EH Twizell.
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Extractions: Name: Abba Gumel Birthplace: Jigawa State, Nigeria. Ph.D. Computational Mathematics, Brunel University, England. 1993. Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Manitoba, Canada. Research Interests: Scientific Computing, Mathematical Biology, Dynamical Systems, Modelling, Numerical Analysis. Email: gumelab@cc.umanitoba.ca Journal Publications 1 A.B. Gumel. A competitive numerical method for a chemotherapy model of two HIV subtypes. Applied Mathematics and Computation A.B. Gumel . Removal of contrived chaos in finite-difference methods. International Journal of Computer Mathematics R.E. Mickens and A.B. Gumel . Numerical study of a nonstandard finite-difference scheme for the van der Pol equation. Journal of Sound and Vibration. A.B. Gumel , Xuewu Zhang, P.N. Shivakumar, M.L. Garba and B.M. Sahai. A new mathematical model for assessing therapeutic strategies of HIV infection. Journal of Theoretical Medicine S.M. Moghadas and A.B. Gumel . Global stability of a two-stage epidemic model with generalized non-linear incidence. Mathematics and Computers in Simulation A.B. Gumel.
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Mathematical Challenges From Theoretical/Computational Chemistry
Committee on mathematical Challenges from. Computational chemistry. Board on mathematical Sciences
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Kinetic Theory And Its Applications.
Devoted to mathematical problems in kinetic theory and its applications in physics, chemistry and other branches of scientific knowledge.
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Kinetic Theory And Its Applications.
This resource is devoted to mathematical aspects of kinetic theory and its applications in physics and chemistry.
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Mathematical Simulations In Combinatorial Chemistry
mathematical Simulations in Combinatorial chemistry. T. Wieland. LehrstuhlMathematik II, Univeristy of Bayreuth,. D95440 Bayreuth, Germany.
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Extractions: Mathematical Simulations in Combinatorial Chemistry T. Wieland Lehrstuhl Mathematik II, Univeristy of Bayreuth, D-95440 Bayreuth, Germany E-mail: thomas.wieland@uni-bayreuth.de A novel technique for chemical synthesis in drug research is combinatorial chemistry , where usually a set of building-block molecules is attached to a core structure in all the combinatorially possible ways. The resulting set of compounds (called a library ) can then be systematically screened for a desired biological activity. In this paper we discuss ways and limits of a mathematical simulation of this procedure. At first, two methods for selecting the building-blocks from a given structure pool are presented with the objective to obtain only dissilimar library entries. Next an algorithm is described for the exhaustive and redundancy-free generation of a combinatorial library, illustrated by a single-step and a multi-component reaction. Finally equations for the enumeration of the library sizes are derived and the limits of the virtual combinatorial chemistry , i.e. purely in computer and without experiment, are discussed.
IBM Research
Information about research conducted at IBM in the fields chemistry, computer science, electrical enineering, materials science, mathematical sciences and physics. Includes abstracts of papers, online demos and news.
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Perth Academy Of Science - Maths, Physics, Chemistry Tuition
Tuition centre specializing in the mathematical and physical sciences. Online tuition and distance education courses in Maths, Physics and chemistry available.
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Extractions: Welcome to the homepage of Perth Academy of Science. We are located in Perth, Western Australia. We are an education centre offering private professional tuition specialising in the mathematical and physical sciences. Our services include private tuition for school and university students and online tuition and courses for overseas and country students. At our education centres we offer tuition in mathematics, chemistry, physics, english, english literature, biology, accounting, economics and computing. OFFICE HOURS Mon Thurs 9 am to 9 pm Friday 9 am to 6 pm Saturday 1 pm to 6 pm Sunday closed CONTACT US Telephone: Fax: Postal Address: Suite 27 / 168 Guildford Rd, Maylands WA 6051, Australia Electronic Mail: stsimms@intellectus.com.au
Kluwer Academic Publishers - Journal Of Mathematical Chemistry
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Mathematical Challenges From Theoretical/Computational Chemistry
mathematical CHALLENGES FROM THEORETICAL/COMPUTATIONAL chemistry. Committeeon mathematical Challenges from Computational chemistry
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Mathematical Challenges From Theoretical/Computational Chemistry
The system of prizes and awards administered by the mathematical sciences and chemistryprofessional societies is currently not geared to recognize and reward
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Extractions: Overview Although much of its discovery process is descriptive and qualitative, chemistry is fundamentally a quantitative science. It serves a wide range of human needs, activities, and concerns. The mathematical sciences provide the language for quantitati ve science, and this language is growing in many directions as computational science in general continues its rapid expansion. A timely opportunity now exists to strengthen and increase the beneficial impacts of chemistry by enhancing the interaction betw een chemistry and the mathematical sciences. Computational chemistry is a natural outgrowth of theoretical chemistry, the traditional role of which involves the creation and dissemination of a penetrating conceptual infrastructure for the chemical sciences, particularly at the atomic and molecular levels. The mathematical sciences have been indispensable allies and have provided vital tools for that role. Theoretical chemistry has also sought to devise and to implement quantitative algorithms for organizing massive amounts of data from the labor atory, and for predicting the course and extent of chemical phenomena in situations that are difficult or even impossible to observe directly; thus, today it is difficult to classify many lines of research as either "theoretical" or "computational." This report tends toward the term theoretical/computationalany distinction between the two areas is rather misleading because the subject demands both quantitative characterization and conceptual understanding.
1) Theoretical, Mathematical And Computational Chemistry
Institute of Computational chemistry University of Girona. Spain. Department ofApplied chemistry Graduate School of Engineering University of Tokyo. Japan.
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