Fundamentals of Mathematics in Medical Research: Theory and Cases is a comprehensive guide to the mathematical principles and methods used in medical research. This book is structured to facilitate learning and application and gives a solid foundation to readers. The book is divided into multiple parts that explain basic concepts in a progressive way.
- Part I covers real-valued functions of one or more variables with geometric representations to establish a core understanding of advanced mathematics
- Part II covers inferential methods of probability and statistics from basic probability to parametric and nonparametric tests
- Part III covers correlation theory and advanced analysis of real-valued functions
- Part IV covers multivariable analysis for solving complex problems with an explanation of Markov Chain models
- An Appendix provides solutions for all exercises and along with Fortran 90 programs, Python scripts and Linux scripts to explore the mathematical concepts explained in the book.
Key Features:
Introduction and Conclusion in Every Chapter
Exercises and Solutions
Program codes and scripts
Comprehensive Coverage of Mathematics for Academics and Research
Real-World Cases
This book is an essential resource for researchers, students, and professionals in medicine and allied fields who seek to understand and apply mathematical methods in their work.