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A Bibliography of the Theory and Application of Differential-Difference, Renewal, and Related Functional Equations
Jan 1, 1951
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A summary of the mathematical techniques required to analyze physical phenomena involving time lags, retarded control, or hereditary effects. Applications of these methods are significant in various fields (e.g., guided missile design, economics, psychology, medicine, and biology) and in theories of elasticity, magnetism, and fission processes.
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