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| + | The term <math>\xi_f</math> in the displayed equations for <math>n_\text{AB}(t + dt)</math> and <math>[\text{AB}](t+dt)−[\text{AB}](t)</math> should be removed. In the derivation of the reaction rate equations, the propensity functions are evaluated at the current state. | ||
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The term in the displayed equations for and Failed to parse (syntax error): {\displaystyle [\text{AB}](t+dt)−[\text{AB}](t)} should be removed. In the derivation of the reaction rate equations, the propensity functions are evaluated at the current state.
in the displayed equations for 
and Failed to parse (syntax error): {\displaystyle [\text{AB}](t+dt)−[\text{AB}](t)}
should be removed. In the derivation of the reaction rate equations, the propensity functions are evaluated at the current state.
(Contributed by D. Del Vecchio, 10 Sep 2014)
This error appears in version 1.1a and earlier versions of the text.