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  1. 5-025-S-SaltCompatments

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    19 Jul 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Brian Winkel

    Model a phenomena in which salt mixtures from two tanks are mixed using several strategies.

  2. 1-001d-T-HotelPopulationDecay

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    03 Jul 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Dina Yagodich

    We offer students an opportunity to create a simulation model a hotel population with clients checking in and checking out according to two different disciplines as well as a number of different starting populations in the hotel.

  3. 1-001d-S-HotelPopulationDecay

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    03 Jul 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Dina Yagodich

    We offer students an opportunity to create a simulation model a hotel population with clients checking in and checking out according to two different disciplines as well as a number of different starting populations in the hotel.

  4. 2008-Li-DE Models For Interacting and Transgenic Mosquito Populations

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    21 Jun 2019 | Potential Scenario Ideas | Contributor(s): Jai Li

    Article Review and AnnotationLi, Jai. 2008.  Differential equations models for interacting wild and transgenic mosquito populations. Journal of Biological Dynamics. 2(3): 241-258.Abstract: We formulate and study continuous-time models, based on systems of ordinary differential...

  5. 2014-Huang-ODE Model Application in Prediction Control Population

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    21 Jun 2019 | Potential Scenario Ideas | Contributor(s): X. M. Huang

    Article Review and Annotation2014-Huang-ODE Model Application in Prediction Control PopulationHuang X. M. 2014.  Ordinary Differential Equation Model and its Application in the Prediction Control of Population. Applied Mechanics and Materials. 631-632: 714-717.Abstract: Ordinary...

  6. Exploring differential equation of HIV infection

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    21 Jun 2019 | Presentations | Contributor(s): Rebecca L. Goulson

    Exploring differential equation models of the HIV infectionPresentation by Rebecca L. Goulson Department of Mathematics Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA, May, 2015. 67 SlidesModels presented and data analyzed to determine parameters.  

  7. 1-001c-T-PopulationDecayThenSome

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    18 Jun 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Dina Yagodich

    This is an adaption of Modeling Scenario 1-001-S-MandMDeathAndImmigration  in which death and immigration of m&m's is replaced by check outs and arrivals in a hotel and makes specific use of MatLab coding.

  8. 1-001c-S-PopulationDecayThenSome

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    18 Jun 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Dina Yagodich

    This is an adaption of Modeling Scenario 1-001-S-MandMDeathAndImmigration  in which death and immigration of m&m's is replaced by check outs and arrivals in a hotel and makes specific use of MatLab coding.

  9. What is Old is New Again: A Systemic Approach to the Challenges of Calculus Instruction

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    17 Jun 2019 | Articles and Publications

    In a 2018 issue of PRIMUS – Problems, Resources and Issues in Mathematics Undergraduate Issues there is an exceptional article on the calculus program at the University of Michigan.2018. Fernando Carreon, Stephen DeBacker, Paul Kessenich, Angela Kubena, and P. Gavin LaRose. What is...

  10. 3-067-S-RLCSeriesCircuit

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    28 Apr 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Virgil Ganescu

    In this validation-oriented setup, the second order linear ordinary differential governing equation of a small signal RLC series AC circuit is solved analytically, and the results are compared with the data acquired from analyzing the numerical model (using Multisim).

  11. 3-067-T-RLCSeriesCircuit

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    28 Apr 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Virgil Ganescu

    In this validation-oriented setup, the second order linear ordinary differential governing equation of a small signal RLC series AC circuit is solved analytically, and the results are compared with the data acquired from analyzing the numerical model (using Multisim).

  12. 1-107-S-ClothDry

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    27 Apr 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Brian Winkel

    We build a mathematical model for the rate at which drying takes place in a cloth wet with water while hanging in air. A model can be based on underlying physical principles. Such a model is called an analytic model. Or your model could be based on observations and reasoned terms in your...

  13. 1-107-T-ClothDry

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    27 Apr 2019 | Modeling Scenarios | Contributor(s): Brian Winkel

    We build a mathematical model for the rate at which drying takes place in a cloth wet with water while hanging in air. A model can be based on underlying physical principles. Such a model is called an analytic model. Or your model could be based on observations and reasoned terms in your...

  14. SCUDEM and COMAP MCM/ICM Talk at University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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    22 Apr 2019 | Competitions-SCUDEM | Contributor(s): Elizabeth Anne Carlson

    Elizabeth Carlson, holder of NSF Graduate Research Fellowship at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln NE USA, gave a talk in the spring 2018 to the mathematics club at her school on Math Modeling Competitions. Enjoy!

  15. 1-060-Text-S-RegularPerturbation

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    21 Apr 2019 | Technique Narratives | Contributor(s): Mark A. Lau

    This Technique Narrative presents an introduction to a set of analytical approximations referred to as regular perturbation.This is a particular mathematical tool within the broader set of perturbation methods. In general, perturbation methods are analytical techniques for obtaining...

  16. 1-060-Text-T-RegularPerturbation

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    21 Apr 2019 | Technique Narratives | Contributor(s): Mark A. Lau

    This Technique Narrative presents an introduction to a set of analytical approximations referred to as regular perturbation. This is a particular mathematical tool within the broader set of perturbation methods. In general, perturbation methods are analytical techniques for obtaining...

  17. MathBowl from SCUDEM - SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations

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    21 Apr 2019 | Competitions-SCUDEM | Contributor(s): Brian Winkel

    We offer complete materials on MathBowl event which is student activity held during annual SCUDEM - SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations event. All materials can be found under black box "Download" above and to the right with Click on "Additional materials...

  18. SCUDEM I, II, and III Problems and Additional Problems Materials

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    03 Apr 2019 | General Resources | Contributor(s): Brian Winkel

    SCUDEM – SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equation ModelingProblems and Additional Issue forSCUDEM I (October 2017), SCUDEM II (April 2018), and SCUDEM III (October 2018) See SCUDEM home page for details of SCUDEM IV 2019, 9 November 2019.General InformationFor each SCUDEM event...

  19. 1-005-Text-T-NavigatingNumericalMethods

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    31 Mar 2019 | Technique Narratives | Contributor(s): Corban Harwood

    This technique narrative guides a discovery-based approach to learning the basics of numerical methods for first order differential equations, by following the graphical and analytical perspectives of the forward Euler method and second order Taylor method. These methods are motivated by...

  20. 1-005-Text-S-NavigatingNumericalMethods

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    31 Mar 2019 | Technique Narratives | Contributor(s): Corban Harwood

    This technique narrative guides a discovery-based approach to learning the basics of numerical methods for first order differential equations, by following the graphical and analytical perspectives of the forward Euler method and second order Taylor method. These methods are motivated by...