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Modelling fluctuating populations, fall 2006LecturerScope10 sp. TypeAdvanced studies. PrerequisitesSome familiarity with ordinary differential equations. LecturesWeeks 36-42 and 44-50, Tuesday 12-14 room C124, Thursday 12-14 room C122. ContentsThis course is based on the book "Modelling fluctuating populations" by Nisbet and Gurney (1982). A short list of the topics: Systems driven by fluctuating parameters, general principles, mathematical techniques for analyzing driven systems; Delayed regulation, distributed delays; Linear and non-linear birth-death processes in a static environment, demographic stochasticity, stationary and quasi-stationary probability distributions, extinction times; ed |12 - 1Stochastic environments, quasi-cyclic fluctuations. HomeworkExercises 1-4 Exercise groups
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