Diffusion and drift models for population dispersal from stochastic and continuum views.(English summary)
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This appears to be a review article describing various models of population dispersal. It is
quite readable and gives the important historical references to work in this area. Beginning
with reactiondiffusion models of Skellam, the author discusses the stochastic underpinnings
of the models as well as the models from a continuum perspective. Even the basics of
stochastic integration are reviewed to allow the reader to follow derivations of the forward
and backward Fokker and Planck equations for the probability density of Langevin particles.
quite readable and gives the important historical references to work in this area. Beginning
with reactiondiffusion models of Skellam, the author discusses the stochastic underpinnings
of the models as well as the models from a continuum perspective. Even the basics of
stochastic integration are reviewed to allow the reader to follow derivations of the forward
and backward Fokker and Planck equations for the probability density of Langevin particles.
This appears to be a review article describing various models of population dispersal. It is quite readable and gives the important historical references to work in this area. Beginning with reactiondiffusion models of Skellam, the author discusses the stochastic underpinnings of the models as well as the models from a continuum perspective. Even the basics of stochastic integration are reviewed to allow the reader to follow derivations of the forward and backward Fokker and Planck equations for the probability density of Langevin particles.
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