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<br> Plot with the third rate constant set to 4.
<br> Plot with the third rate constant set to 4.


==Lab Notesl==
==Lab Notes==
On February 26, 2015, Alyssa and I paired up for the project. We started by creating the model for the system of equations provided by Dr. Fitzpatrick. We used a previous Matlab Script and Function from the chemostat model we did in the previous weeks. We used different values for the rate constants and plotted them to compare them against a model which had every rate set to 1. Once we modified the Matlab Script and Function, we created a GoogleDoc Presentation. On March 2nd we finished the powerpoint presentation. Alyssa and I worked on the project together, with Alyssa took the lead on the presentation, where I focused mainly on the matlab.  
On February 26, 2015, Alyssa and I paired up for the project. We started by creating the model for the system of equations provided by Dr. Fitzpatrick. We used a previous Matlab Script and Function from the chemostat model we did in the previous weeks. We used different values for the rate constants and plotted them to compare them against a model which had every rate set to 1. Once we modified the Matlab Script and Function, we created a GoogleDoc Presentation. On March 2nd we finished the powerpoint presentation. Alyssa and I worked on the project together, with Alyssa took the lead on the presentation, where I focused mainly on the matlab.  
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Latest revision as of 23:57, 2 March 2015

Presentation

Powerpoint Presentation

Matlab

Function
Script

Original plot with all rate constants set to zero

Plot with the second rate constant set to 4.

Plot with the third rate constant set to 4.

Lab Notes

On February 26, 2015, Alyssa and I paired up for the project. We started by creating the model for the system of equations provided by Dr. Fitzpatrick. We used a previous Matlab Script and Function from the chemostat model we did in the previous weeks. We used different values for the rate constants and plotted them to compare them against a model which had every rate set to 1. Once we modified the Matlab Script and Function, we created a GoogleDoc Presentation. On March 2nd we finished the powerpoint presentation. Alyssa and I worked on the project together, with Alyssa took the lead on the presentation, where I focused mainly on the matlab.

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