Some problems arising when modeling population dynamics by means of stochastic difference and differential equations are discussed. For a particular parametrization of logistic growth equations limit diffusion processes are constructed and interpreted in the light of the Ito-Stratonovich controversy. An indirect confirmation of the validity of May's conjecture on the persistence of a population in a randomly varying environment is also obtained. An extension of these results to a wider class of growth equations is finally provided
In this paper deterministic growth laws of a "logistic-like" type are initially introduced. The grow...
Population growth is modelled by means of diffusion processes originating from fluctuation equations...
We develop a stochastic differential equation for the purpose of studying experiments in long-term e...
Some problems arising when modeling population dynamics by means of stochastic difference and differ...
In this paper logistic and Gompertz equations are briefly discussed by using the terminology of popu...
This dissertation discusses the construction of some stochastic models for population dynamics with ...
When modelling population dynamics within an ecosystem, there are many factors that need to be consi...
The evolution of the probability density of a biological population is described using nonlinear sto...
The evolution of a population whose size is described by a first order stochastic differential equat...
Discrete stochastic models are constructed and their limit diffusion processes are derived to shed l...
It is well understood that populations cannot grow without bound and that it is competition between ...
In this paper deterministic growth laws of a "logistic-like" type are initially introduced. The grow...
Population growth is modelled by means of diffusion processes originating from fluctuation equations...
We develop a stochastic differential equation for the purpose of studying experiments in long-term e...
Some problems arising when modeling population dynamics by means of stochastic difference and differ...
In this paper logistic and Gompertz equations are briefly discussed by using the terminology of popu...
This dissertation discusses the construction of some stochastic models for population dynamics with ...
When modelling population dynamics within an ecosystem, there are many factors that need to be consi...
The evolution of the probability density of a biological population is described using nonlinear sto...
The evolution of a population whose size is described by a first order stochastic differential equat...
Discrete stochastic models are constructed and their limit diffusion processes are derived to shed l...
It is well understood that populations cannot grow without bound and that it is competition between ...
In this paper deterministic growth laws of a "logistic-like" type are initially introduced. The grow...
Population growth is modelled by means of diffusion processes originating from fluctuation equations...
We develop a stochastic differential equation for the purpose of studying experiments in long-term e...