Chained reactions (CplxCalPro) - The present document has been written as an introduction to the emulation of successive chained biochemical reactions with the CplxCalPro graphical calculator on a Palm platform.
The law which, in this instance, was assumed to link the variables is similar to other ones found in various fields of human knowledge.
It seemed therefore interesting to present the method on a wide basis, in order to make it usable in those fields.
If we admit that a law of Nature is a proposition stating that a certain uniformity exists in the relations between certain phenomena, we can understand that one of the main goals of applied mathematics is to represent those laws of Nature by an equation.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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