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The term '''matrixMatrix model''' may refer to one of several concepts:

* a model using a [[Matrix (mathematics)|matrix]] in mathematics

* In [[theoretical physics]], a '''matrix model''' is a system (usually a [[quantum mechanics|quantum mechanical]] system) with [[matrix (math)|matrix]]-valued [[physical quantity|physical quantities]]. See, for example, [[Lax pair]].

* [[Matrix models (physics)]], a simplified quantum gauge theory and related mathematical techniques used to study a wide range of topics in theoretical and mathematical physics

* [[Matrix theory (physics)]], a quantum mechanical model

* [[Matrix population models]], area usedtype toof population model wildlifethat anduses human populationmatrix dynamics.algebra

* [[Matrix management]], an organizational structure

==See also==

* The "old" matrix models are relevant for [[string theory]] in two [[spacetime]] dimensions. The "new" matrix model is a synonym for [[Matrix theory (physics)|Matrix theory]].

* [[Category:MathematicalMatrix (disambiguation)]]

* [[Algebraic logic]]

* [[Complete graph]]

* [[Lax pair]]

* [[String theory]]

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* [[Matrix population models]] are used to model wildlife and human population dynamics.

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* The Matrix Model of substance abuse treatment was a model developed by the Matrix Institute in the 1980's to treat [[cocaine]] and [[methamphetamine]] addiction.

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