European Journal of Applied Mathematics, published by Cambridge University Press. Applied mathematics for industrial, probabilistic & real-world applications.
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'The special relationship between mistletoe, birds and mathematics'. A new blog introducing the latest research from European Journal of Applied Mathematics.
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Lovely new paper in #EJAM that studies #travellingwaves for a coupled system of reaction diffusion equations for vegetation biomass and toxicity, by @annuk89 and coauthors #womeninmaths#openaccess
https://t.co/UlpPU9tNsW
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New #EJAM article, published online and #openaccess, on the effects of concurrency on epidemic spreading in Markovian temporal networks, by Ruodan Liu et al from @UBuffalo
https://t.co/gDoUsdn1tk
A pedestrian dynamics model accounting for the body size of agents', a new European Journal of Applied Mathematics blog by Lorenz Kuger
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#EJAM has moved to a Gold Open Access publishing model, with all articles published via a Creative Commons licence — many authors will be covered by existing transformative agreement — authors without funding or not covered can apply for a APC waiver
You can check whether your institution has an open access publishing agreement with @CambridgeCore — if it does, you may publish your article #openaccess at no cost to you
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New #EJAM paper using asymptotic and numerical methods to study the electric double layer that forms at the interface between a polyelectrolyte gel and a salt bath, by Matt Hennessy, @GCelora, @mathmowaters, et al — it’s #openaccess!!
https://t.co/DnSvdbtrfF
Second #EJAM paper this year by Ellen Luckins and co-authors — #OpenAcess — this paper on modelling the effect of the initial local distribution of agents within the pores of a porous material on the reactive decontamination of the porous material
https://t.co/wRCsWmH9yj
New #EJAM article by Ellen Luckins and co-authors on a homogenised model for evaporating fronts in porous media, with plenty of pdes and matched asymptotic expansions @img_oxford
https://t.co/pABoo8SBOj
Take a look at this new #EJAM#OpenAccess article on characterising small objects in the regime between the eddy current model and wave propagation by Paul Ledger of @KeeleUniversity and @billlion of @ManUniMaths
https://t.co/66WcmrpAkQ
Read the latest #EJAM article on a mathematical model for the motion of a microswimmer in a nematic liquid crystal environment — it’s #openaccess! — authors Berlyand et al
https://t.co/MLixlfksd6
New #EJAM paper illustrating a smorgasbord of fascinating intermediate-asymptotic behaviours for a nonlinear diffusion equation, by John King, Giles Richardson and Jamie Foster https://t.co/89b8cVKbeO
What is #resilience and how can we measure it? Our new paper in @EjamJournal shows the answer is not straightforward. We review existing approaches, formalize indicators of attractor resilience in #dynamicalsystems, and develop a new classification. 1/3 https://t.co/SYGrPAqfus