Mathematical Model of FWE Branching Type with Effect on Energy
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https://doi.org/10.31185/wjps.442Keywords:
Lateral branching 1, Tip-tip anastomose 2, effect on the Energy3Abstract
: Mathematical modeling is one of the most important topics in teaching mathematics and converting real world problems into mathematical formulas in order to solve them. In this research we will take the behavior of lateral branching, tib-tib anostomosis with its effect on the energy of the growth of fungi. We will use the system of equations (PDEs) to solve a mathematical model and we will use mathematical techniques in order to reach the solution using non-dimensionality, stability, traveling wave, and numerical solution and use computer programs to facilitate the solution, including the Maple program, the MATLAB program, use Pdep code and the pplane7 code.
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