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relationship (Pure+Applied+Bio) Math?!

Pleas can you help me to know the relationship between the Pure, Applied and Bio Mathematics (Mathematical Biology) in a few words?Thank you
 
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Pure math is math done as an end in itself and applied math is math done as an application to other sciences such as biology, physics, economy and so on.
 


I don't think your question can be answered sensibly in 'a few words': what is the context of your asking?
 


Thank you for your Answers and I appreciate it very much

and I am so sorry for my inattention unintentional

ok... can I change the question: relationship between Biomathematics and Femtosecond?! and DEs and Femtosecond ?!

I know that there is a relationship between the Femtosecond and Chemistry ... but I don't know the relationship with BioMathematics ?!

sorry again

Thank you
 
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I am now curious of this relationship between the femtosecond and biomathematics. :)
 


When I read I found that the "Femtosecond Laser" is used instead of Microkeratome in LASIK Surgery ... and that is a good relationship between "Femtosecond and Biomedicine.

and I Found that:

second > picosecond > femtosecond > attoseconds > zeptoseconds

But I could not linked it with math :(​
 


Femtosecond is a unit of time, nothing else. It cannot be 'linked' with maths. I don't think anyone is really sure what you're asking.

What is it you want to know? Why are you asking?
 


I know it is linked with chemistry but I wanted to know its relationship with math

sory if my question was annoying

but I learned a lot from your answers and hints and I enjoy it

Thank you
 


The femtosecond is not "linked" to any branch of science or study. It is simply 0.000000000000001 seconds. A "femtosecond laser" is a laser that emits pulses that each last a few femtoseconds. It is no different than a laser that has microsecond pulses or hour long pulses.