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Asymptotic Characteristics of Entire Functions and Their Applications in Mathematics and Biophysics pp 51–83Cite as

A Method of Identifying Homeostasis Relaxation Characteristics

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A way of investigating medico-biological, biophysical, physico-chemical or other dynamically balanced systems is to study the relaxation of certain system parameters (“variables”) after an external impact. Provided the changes in the systems are not pathological, the variables either regain their original levels or pass to new (adaptation) levels. A glowing example of this is homeostasis systems of living organisms. It is well known that homeostasis, i.e., the ability of an organism to sustain permanence of its internal medium under disturbances, is the basis of self-preservation of living systems.

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Maergoiz, L.S. (2003). A Method of Identifying Homeostasis Relaxation Characteristics. In: Asymptotic Characteristics of Entire Functions and Their Applications in Mathematics and Biophysics. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 559. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0807-4_2

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