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Chapter 4 Linear Models with One Variable,In the remaining part of the book, we will exclusively deal with dynamic models. As we already noted in the introduction, one of the principal characteristics of natural systems is that they are ..

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Chapter 8 Models in Time and Space,Natural systems have a spatial structure, but until now, we either com6 pletely ignored it (as in the case of the one-box model) or we described it in a highly simplified manner (as in the two-box model of a stratified lake, Example 5.8).

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Chapter 2 Mathematical Models: A First Look, to familiarize ourselves with a model’s basic components, as well as with different types of models. We will learn how to construct a model on the basis of examples. For this, we will not yet need complex mathematics.

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Chapter 6 Nonlinear Models,surprising diversity in the behavior of natural systems is mostly a result . processes. Despite ever more powerful computers, the behavior of many nonlinear systems can only be predicted over small periods: the weather forecast is a prime example of this.

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