Physical Mathematics

Department of Mathematics, University of Canada, Canada, USA

Publications

• Mini Review   
  Mathematical Modeling of Physical Systems from Theory to Practice
  Author(s): Aouam Penko*
  
  Mathematical modelling stands as a cornerstone of scientific inquiry, bridging theoretical concepts and real-world phenomena. By translating physical systems into mathematical language, models provide a structured way to understand, predict, and manipulate the behaviors of these systems. This journey from theory to practice involves abstract formulation, computational implementation, and empirical validation, creating a comprehensive framework that advances knowledge and technology. At its core, mathematical modeling begins with the abstraction of a physical system. This involves identifying the essential features and relationships within the system, while disregarding extraneous details. For instance, in classical mechanics, the motion of a projectile can be simplified by ignoring air resistance and assuming a uniform gravitational field. This simplification l.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2090-0902.2024.15.483

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