Numerical identification of selected rate constants in large chemical reaction systems
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Significant progress in the development of user-oriented software for parameter identification in large chemical reaction systems is reported. The progress includes new theoretical ideas and an increased domain of applicability of the codes. The solution of several realistic large scale problems is demonstrated.
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