Modelling in Natural Sciences
Design, Validation and Case Studies
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Beschreibung
Detailed descriptions of examples from various fields of application demonstrating the concepts developed General definition of modelling covering all of its spectrum of application Unambiguous epistemic posting of models relative to theories and 'reality' Systematic approach towards models' set-up using concepts of systems analysis Evaluation of models consistent to different applications
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Tibor Müller
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From the reviews:
"Tibor and Harmund Müller’s, ‘MODELLING IN NATURAL SCIENCES: DESIGN, VALIDATION AND CASE STUDIES’ provided some new ideas and certainly added considerable background and syntax to the concepts of scientific modelling … . First impressions were that the book looked good and was well presented. … is well structured, building upon successive ideas and concepts without making any large jumps of logic. … I recommend anyone involved with modelling in science to read it, as it will provide some context to the modelling process." (Kahan Cervoj, The Australian Geologist, Issue 130, March, 2004)
"This is an interesting book about models and modelling process which naturally splits into two parts. In the first part, the authors discuss the general theory of modelling going step by step from the consideration of a model to its testing and validity. The exposition starts with numerous examples that reflect many-sided meanings of the word ‘model’. … It shall prove to be useful both for theoretists interested in the foundations of modelling and specialists interested in applied modelling." (Svitlana P. Rogovchenko, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1023, 2003)
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