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By Natali Hritonenko
The difficulties of interrelation among human economics and average setting contain clinical, technical, monetary, demographic, social, political and different facets which are studied through scientists of many specialities. one of many very important points in clinical learn of environmental and ecological difficulties is the advance of mathematical and desktop instruments for rational administration of economics and atmosphere. This booklet introduces quite a lot of mathematical types in economics, ecology and environmental sciences to a normal mathematical viewers without in-depth event during this particular zone. parts coated are: managed financial progress and technological improvement, global dynamics, environmental influence, source extraction, air and water toxins propagation, ecological inhabitants dynamics and exploitation. various recognized types are thought of, from classical ones (Cobb Douglass creation functionality, Leontief input-output research, Solow types of financial dynamics, Verhulst-Pearl and Lotka-Volterra types of inhabitants dynamics, and others) to the types of global dynamics and the versions of water illness propagation used after Chemobyl nuclear disaster. certain consciousness is given to modelling of hierarchical neighborhood economic-ecological interplay and technological switch within the context of environmental effect. Xlll XIV development of Mathematical types ...
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Optimization: Let us determine the value s* = const and the corresponding stationary trajectory A* = const that maximize the consumption per one worker c=CIL defined by the formula C(A)= sf(A) - 1]A: max C(A(S». We determine the extremum ofthe function C(A(S» from the condition: d [f{A) - 1]A] Ids = [dfidA - 1]] dAids =0, hence, the optimal trajectory A* is found from f '(A *)=1]. e. 1). The last formula describes so-called golden rule of economic growth. 4. e the Solow model describes an extensive regime of economic growth.
13) is called the after-effect duration or the DS memory. 12) (where x - deformation, u - strain) was introduced by Boltzman in XIX century. Vito Volterra developed the Boltzman theory and introduced the after-effect concept for other applications, specifically, in ecology. The aftereffect is, in general, defined as an arbitrary nonlinear functional of u( 't'), -00 <'t'~ t. Consider also the DS non-excited for t Differential models. They are represented by a functional connection between a sought-for function and some its derivatives. , processes developed in a time t). They describe a special class of such processes (nonspatial processes, processes without aftereffect, dynamic processes) when the dynamics of future development depends on a current state of the process only. Such approximation appears to be good enough for many physical, mechanical, economic and other real processes. The reason is that various 17 1.