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Mathematical models apply mathematical ways of thinking to simplify and abstract problems needing to be solved, and use mathematical symbols, formulas, diagrams to describe the essential characteristics and inherent rules of things. When people solve a specific problem, they do not rely on observations and experiments, but turn the problem into a mathematical topic and use mathematical analytic method to find the answer. For example, the variations of the electric current and voltage of a circuit system do not need to be actually measured, but are obtained by establishing a mathematical model of differential equation according to the laws of electromagnetics, and then substituting known data for the unknowns in the model for a solution.
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- Cellular Automata
- Mathematical Analysis Methods
- Fundamental Investment
- Technical Investment
- Evolution Rules
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Li, X., Wu, J., Li, X. (2018). Model Building Method of Cellular Automata. In: Theory of Practical Cellular Automaton. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7497-4_3
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