Multiscale Mathematics

Multiscale mathematics is a branch of applied and computational mathematics concerned with the accurate and efficient solution of mathematical expressions representing the physical laws of nature across several levels of physical organization and/or spatial/temporal scales.

The primary areas of mathematical and algorithmic development include:

  • Continuum modeling
  • Discrete modeling
  • Analytical modeling
  • Statistical modeling
  • Network-based modeling

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