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George Karreman
George Karreman (4 November 1920 – 27 February 1997) was a Dutch-born US physicist, mathematical biophysicist and mathematical/theoretical biologist. He was the first president of the Society for Mathematical Biology (SMB).
Biography.
Karreman's father was Chief Engineer for the Dutch Merchant Marine. George Karreman studied physics and mathematics at Leiden University. In August 1948 Karreman emigrated to Chicago, USA, where he contacted Nicolas Rashevsky at the University of Chicago. He became one of Rashevsky' s best
radicals.", "Bulletin of Mathematical Biology", Volume 23, Number 1/March, (1961) 55-68. Abstract.
- George Karreman. "Studies in quantum biology. II. The mobile electron characteristics of tryptophan+ in relation to those of FMN−, FMNH and FMNH 2+". "Bulletin of Mathematical Biology", Volume 23, Number 2/June, (1961) 135-140, ; Abstract.
- George Karreman. "Cooperative specific adsorption of ions at charged sites