Equilibrium Models and Variational Inequalities

Igor Konnov | 2007 | Mathematics in Science & Engineering

Overview

The concept of equilibrium is fundamental across numerous applied sciences, including physics, economics, engineering, and biology. When equilibrium problems can be mathematically modeled, their solutions aid in forecasting complex system behavior and guiding system control. This book offers a unified perspective on various economic equilibrium concepts, incorporating models from related scientific fields.

Who it's for

• Researchers and practitioners in economics and applied mathematics.
• Students and professionals interested in mathematical modeling of complex systems.
• Individuals working with equilibrium problems in engineering, physics, or sociology.

Key features

• Published by Elsevier in 2007.
• Part of the Mathematics in Science & Engineering series.
• Features a durable hardcover binding.
• Contains 250 pages.
• Written in English.
• ISBN: 9780444530301.