Science + Maths = a better understanding of science!

By Andy Markwick, Kris Clark

Issue 145 | Page 5 | Published Nov 2016

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Andy Markwick and Kris Clark highlight practical examples to offer a rationale for the application of mathematics in science and explore their intrinsic relationship.

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