Abstract
This chapter gives an alternative solution to the spread of an epidemic outbreak of k dimension, using a k−Form. The k−region, derivative, and integral of this k−Form are interpreted. An extension of the k dimension is proposed using a k−Form equivalent to the electric current and the magnetic field, known as Ampere’s law. An algorithm to determine the main function of a protein is introduced using a k−Form. Finally, the k−region, derivative, and integral of this k−Form are interpreted.
Keywords: Ampere`s law, clinical variables, mathematical epidemiology, nonclinical variables, structural proteomics
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