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ALGEBRAIC ASPECTS OF (BIO) NANO-CHEMICAL REACTION NETWORKS AND BIFURCATIONS IN VARIOUS DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS

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Date Issued:
2011
Abstract/Description:
The dynamics of (bio) chemical reaction networks have been studied by different methods. Among these methods, the chemical reaction network theory has been proven to successfully predicate important qualitative properties, such as the existence of the steady state and the asymptotic behavior of the steady state. However, a constructive approach to the steady state locus has not been presented. In this thesis, with the help of toric geometry, we propose a generic strategy towards this question. This theory is applied to (bio)nano particle con gurations. We also investigate Hopf bifurcation surfaces of various dynamical systems.
Title: ALGEBRAIC ASPECTS OF (BIO) NANO-CHEMICAL REACTION NETWORKS AND BIFURCATIONS IN VARIOUS DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS.
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Name(s): Chen, Teng, Author
Brennan, Joseph, Committee Chair
University of Central Florida, Degree Grantor
Type of Resource: text
Date Issued: 2011
Publisher: University of Central Florida
Language(s): English
Abstract/Description: The dynamics of (bio) chemical reaction networks have been studied by different methods. Among these methods, the chemical reaction network theory has been proven to successfully predicate important qualitative properties, such as the existence of the steady state and the asymptotic behavior of the steady state. However, a constructive approach to the steady state locus has not been presented. In this thesis, with the help of toric geometry, we propose a generic strategy towards this question. This theory is applied to (bio)nano particle con gurations. We also investigate Hopf bifurcation surfaces of various dynamical systems.
Identifier: CFE0003933 (IID), ucf:48689 (fedora)
Note(s): 2011-08-01
Ph.D.
Sciences, Department of Mathematics
Doctorate
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Subject(s): toric geometry
chemical reaction network theory
bifurcation
dynamical system
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Host Institution: UCF

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