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exponential population growth models using $e$? Thanks! What about the case of modeling asynchronous division of cells? Can that be accommodated in this model? |
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exponential population growth models using $e$? @rlgordonma: but it's widely used in $e$ form, see the writeup I linked to. Is it fair to say that the $e$ model has no additional expressive ability over $2$? It doesn't allow you to model something "extra" right? Even continuous finance models can be translated to any base, like $2$... right? Here is naother example that uses $e$ for discrete growth: biology.arizona.edu/biomath/tutorials/applications/… |
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