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Dynamics and kinetics of complex reaction systems. Contributions of the Professor emeritus Ljiljana Kolar-Anić

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A brief review of Professor Ljiljana Kolar-Anić’s research on the dynamics and kinetics of complex reaction systems is given, with a special emphasis on contributions in the research of the oscillatory processes of Bray, Belousov and Hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal system.

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  1. Ljiljana completed her high school graduating work in mathematics.

  2. Professor Đorđe Mušicki, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Physics.

  3. Professor Božidar Milić, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Physics.

  4. Namely, Ljiljana has participated in numerous other investigations of complex mechanisms, but she often refused to be the author on corresponding papers with the explanation that it is her duty as professor and researcher to help others without special privileges.

  5. An insight into the nature and scope of the research is completed by the titles of the references below.

  6. The relation between the analogs and the corresponding rate constants was established assuming that the global hydrogen peroxide decay rate can be viewed as it changes monotonically in time, although it is known that it goes through cascades during the oscillatory period.

  7. Time series or the experimental recording of the oscillator.

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