Amino Acids (Applied Mathematics and Computation; No. 12)
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Amino Acids (Applied Mathematics and Computation; No. 12)

by W. Voelter, Erich Schmid-Siegmann

Mathematics biochemistry Computational Science
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Part of the Applied Mathematics and Computation series, Amino Acids presents a focused treatment of its subject at the intersection of biochemistry, mathematics, and computing. Written by W. Voelter and Erich Schmid-Siegmann, this specialized volume offers a concise entry point for readers interested in quantitative scientific study.

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Amino Acids examines a foundational subject in biochemistry and molecular science.

Published as number 12 in the Applied Mathematics and Computation series, the book places its topic within a quantitative and computational framework.

Written by W. Voelter and Erich Schmid-Siegmann, it may interest readers exploring the relationship between scientific subject matter, mathematics, and computation.

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