Enzyme kinetics ala Lin & Segel

A note used in the course 75048 Mathematical modeling. This note extremely tersely summarizes the results of Chapter 10 in Lin & Segel's book Mathematics applied to deterministic problems in the natural sciences. The note basically focuses on the singular perturbation aspect without going into the details of the modeling.

As a DVI file (4 pages, A5 paper size).
As a PostScript file (2 pages, A4 paper size; landscape format)
Ghostview tends to show it upside down, but if you apply `Swap Landscape' in the `Orientation' menu it is turned right side up.

If you print it out on a PostScript printer that prints twosided, you might wish to prepend the following PostScript code to the file, to print the two sides of the sheet with their tops in the same direction:

%! statusdict begin true setduplexmode true settumble end

Copyright

Please respect my copyright. I allow free copying for personal use (including study purposes), but not redistribution or publication in any form without specific permission.

Harald Hanche-Olsen

1998-10-06 10:06:26 UTC