ERC Consolidator Grant · 2021
Signs, polynomials, and reaction networks
Many real-world problems are reduced to the study of polynomial equations in the non-negative orthant, and this is in particular the case for models of the abundance of the species in a biochemical reaction network. The polynomials associated with realistic models are huge, with many parameters and variables, making qualitative analyses, without fixing parameter values, challenging. This results in a mismatch between the needs in biology and the available mathematical tools. The driving aim of this proposal is to narrow the gap by developing novel mathematical theory within applied algebra to ultimately advance in the systematic analysis of biochemical models. Motivated by specific…
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