Fractional Calculus in Bioengineering
by Richard L. Magin
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How does the shift from traditional integer-order calculus to fractional calculus fundamentally alter the way we model complex biological systems, and what intuitive hurdles did you have to overcome to grasp this perspective?
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In what ways does the concept of "memory" in fractional-order differential equations change our understanding of biological processes like diffusion and viscoelasticity compared to standard Newtonian models?
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Richard L. Magin emphasizes the heterogeneity and fractal nature of biological tissues; how does this book challenge the traditional, idealized assumptions we often make about the human body in engineering and medicine?
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