A New Mathematical Models or Estimation the Radon Concentrations in Medical Herbs by Using Numerical Methods

This study develops mathematical models to determine the concentration of radon in eleven medicinal plants with varying human applications. Utilizing crime techniques theoretical definition and a variety of numerical approaches, simulations were conducted and compared to empirical results. The four mathematical approaches used include the Least Square Method, Neville Method, Hermite Method, and Graph Theory. The results demonstrate a new second-order mathematical model for radon concentration estimation with low error percentages. These findings are crucial for understanding radon safety in medicinal plants and ensuring public health.