نتایج جستجو برای: volterras population model

تعداد نتایج: 2697164  

Journal: :Applied Mathematics and Computation 2010
Ibrahim M. Elmojtaba J. Y. T. Mugisha Mohsin Hashim

In this paper a mathematical model was developed to study the dynamics of visceral leishmaniasis (VL) the in Sudan. To develop this model, the dynamics of the disease between three different populations, human, reservoir and vector populations was considered. The model analysis is done and the equilibrium points are analyzed to establish their stability. The threshold of the disease, the basic ...

Journal: :international economics studies 0
chen- min hsu national taiwan university wan- chun liu takming university of science and technology

the purpose of this paper is to examine the determinants of the timing of bank failure/merger in 10 asian countries over the period of 1999-2007 using a multivariate logit model and a split population duration analysis. apart from bank-specific information, we also focus on the effects of macroeconomic and financial characteristics. the following empirical findings are obtained. first, the resu...

2006
Shuo-sheng Wu Xiaomin Qiu

This study presents a method to model population densities by using image texture statistics of semi-variance. In a case study of the City of Austin, Texas, we first selected sample census blocks of the same land use to build population models by land use. Regression analyses were conducted to infer the relationship between block population densities and image texture statistics of the semivari...

2014
Mark Colyvan

In many of the special sciences, mathematical models are used to provide information about specified target systems. For instance, population models are used in ecology to make predictions about the abundance of real populations of particular organisms. The status of mathematical models, though, is unclear and their use is hotly contested by some practitioners. A common objection levelled again...

2010
Stefano Merler Marco Ajelli

Little is known on how different levels of population heterogeneity and different patterns of human mobility would affect the course of an epidemic in terms of timing and impact. By employing a large-scale spatially-explicit individual-based model, based on a highly detailed model of the European populations and on a carefully analysis of air and railway transportation data, we provide quantita...

Journal: :Mathematical and Computer Modelling 2013
Rubén Duato Lucas Jódar

Evidences show that divorces are related to the ecnomy, the social contagious as well as to the existence of a gap of happiness between the couple. This paper deals with the mathematical modelling of divorces allowing the estimation of the future divorced population.We use a discrete population model and data from The Spainsh Statistic Institute.

2003
Kenny Smith James R. Hurford

Models of the cultural evolution of language typically assume a very simplified population dynamic. In the most common modelling framework (the Iterated Learning Model) populations are modelled as consisting of a series of non-overlapping generations, with each generation consisting of a single agent. However, the literature on language birth and language change suggests that population dynamic...

2005
WILLIAM FELLER

The theory of evolution provides examples of stochastic processes which have not yet been treated systematically. We find here many open problems whose solution promises new insights into the general theory. There exists a huge literature on the mathematical theory of evolution and statistical genetics, but existing methods and results are due almost entirely to R. A. Fisher and Sewall Wright.'...

2009
JÓZSEF Z. FARKAS

Motivated by the modelling of structured parasite populations in aquaculture we consider a class of physiologically structured population models, where individuals may be recruited into the population at different sizes in general. That is, we consider a sizestructured population model with distributed states-at-birth. The mathematical model which describes the evolution of such a population is...

2012
Scott C. Sheridan Michael J. Allen Cameron C. Lee Laurence S. Kalkstein

Through the 21 century, a significant increase in heat events is likely across California (USA). Beyond any climate change, the state will become more vulnerable through demographic changes resulting in a rapidly aging population. To assess these impacts, future heat-related mortality estimates are derived for nine metropolitan areas in the state for the remainder of the century. Heat-related m...

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