Model reduction of polynomial dynamical systems using differential algebra

In this paper, we propose a model reduction scheme for a special class of polynomial dynamical systems. The biochemical processes and networks are our main motivation for this study. It is well known that many biochemical processes can be represented using quasi-polynomial systems. We show that a sp...

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