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Elements of Mathematical Ecology
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Book chapters
pp. vii
Preface
pp. 3
Exponential, logistic, and Gompertz growth
pp. 13
Harvest models: bifurcations and breakpoints
pp. 25
Stochastic birth and death processes
pp. 43
Discrete-time models
pp. 70
Delay models
pp. 93
Branching processes
pp. 107
A classical predator-prey model
pp. 116
To cycle or not to cycle
pp. 140
Global bifurcations in predator–prey models
pp. 161
Chemostat models
pp. 181
Discrete-time predator–prey models
pp. 198
Competition models
pp. 220
Mutualism models
pp. 237
Harvest models and optimal control theory
pp. 267
Formulating spatially structured models
pp. 276
Spatial steady states: linear problems
pp. 294
Spatial steady states: nonlinear problems
pp. 311
Models of spread
pp. 345
An overview of linear age-structured models
pp. 353
The Lotka integral equation
pp. 365
The difference equation
pp. 377
The Leslie matrix
pp. 391
The McKendrick–von Foerster PDE
pp. 401
Some simple nonlinear models
pp. 413
Two-sex models
pp. 425
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