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Solution of a two-point boundary value model of immobilized enzyme reactions, using an \(S\)-system-based root-finding method
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    Solution of a two-point boundary value model of immobilized enzyme reactions, using an \(S\)-system-based root-finding method (English)
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    28 January 2003
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    S-systems
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    Newton-Raphson method
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    biochemical system theory
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    Taylor-series method
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    shooting method
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    immobilized enzyme reactions
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    two-point boundary value problem
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