Reversible-equivalent-monomolecular tau: a leaping method for ``small number and stiff'' stochastic chemical systems (Q886074)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5164955
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5164955 |
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Reversible-equivalent-monomolecular tau: a leaping method for ``small number and stiff'' stochastic chemical systems (English)
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14 June 2007
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The authors propose a new numerical scheme called REMM-\(\tau\) (reversible-equivalent-monomolecular-tau) in order to simulate biological stiff systems, involving dynamics with very different time scales. This scheme is based on the fact that the exact solution for two prototypical monomolecular reversible reactions as a function of time takes a simple form. The method is illustrated by a comparison with implicit algorithms.
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stochastic
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chemical kinetics
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master equation
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