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Mathematical Modeling - October 8, 2009Rating: 4.5/5 (57 votes cast)
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Funny. I never assume that the prey has unlimited food supply. If you do so you get weird results.
Weird results like ALOT of poop?
I'm a mathematician you know what I mean
And I do my big equations on the catwalk
Yeah on the catwalk on the catwalk yeah
I do my big equations on the catwalk
Why not? It took Principia Mathematica to page 86 of Volume II (1st ed.) to prove 1+1=2, and it wasn't mentioned as possible to prove until page 360 or so of Volume I.
it's all about the parents perception of mathematical modeling :P
Math_Professor has it down pat rofl! catwalk... love it!
the blackboard has the Lotka-Volterra version of predator-prey
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotka-Volterra_equation
heh, last semester I took a class named 'Stochastic Models'...
it turned out to be a huge let down :(