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Undergraduate
Discretionary Review By the Supreme Court I: The Model (UMAP)
Author: Thomas W. Likens
The frequency with which the Supreme Court of the United States hears cases on an issue often exhibits the pattern of starting out at a relatively constant level, then growing rapidly, leveling off briefly, and decaying to a new constant level. This module seeks to explain this pattern, and to describe it with a system of three first order difference equations.
Table of Contents:
1. THE PROBLEM
2. A THEORETICAL EXPLANATION
A Dynamic Model of the Process
Qualitative Behavior of the Model
3. CONCLUSION
4. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
5. BIBLIOGRAPHY
6. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
©1983 by COMAP, Inc.
UMAP Module
18 pages
Mathematics Topics:
Discrete & Finite Mathematics , Differential Equations
Application Areas:
Social Studies , American Politics
Prerequisites:
Functions and graphing, ability to restrict a real valued function to the domain of whole numbers to obtain a sequence; first-order linear difference equations with constant coefficients
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