Mathematical Models in Biology

Discover the fascinating intersection of mathematics and biology with Mathematical Models in Biology by Elizabeth S. Allman. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2003, this comprehensive textbook spans 388 pages and provides an engaging introduction to discrete mathematical models used in various biological subdisciplines.

Explore a range of topics including linear and non-linear population models, Markov models for molecular evolution, phylogenetic tree construction, genetics, and infectious disease modeling. This book is designed for readers without a calculus background, making it accessible to a broad audience. Additionally, it incorporates computer investigations using MATLAB, enhancing the learning experience and allowing for practical application of concepts.

Whether you are a student, educator, or a professional in the life sciences, Mathematical Models in Biology is an essential resource that bridges the gap between mathematics and biological sciences.