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Abstract

This work represents in a concise way, how the disciplines contribute from different focuses of attention methodological results applied to the social context, which through mathematical models generate new knowledge and solution opportunities oriented to decision making. In the nature of daily life events arise events that can be measured; such events bring with them a logical reasoning that allows us to detect variables that can be subjected to a measurement process that contributes to achieving a planned process. In addition to the above, the The importance of mathematical models and methods lies in being a substantial tool to control the risk. The generosity of these models is that they function as a transversal axis in all areas of the knowledge, assuming a systemic process, which, although it is a bit complex when found the elements that interrelate or interact with each other, metrological confirmation and control are achieved continuous measurement processes of the event in question. Without a doubt, the content of this work will give the reader an extraordinary vision of transdisciplinarity as a tool for solving social problems through mathematical models where the different areas of knowledge provide a research orientation that approaches the object of study from different spotlights.