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Discrete models in population dynamics: advantages, problems, and justification
A. G. Topaja, A. V. Abramovab, S. E. Tolstopyatovb a Agrophysical Research Institute RAAS
14 Grazhdanskiy pr., Saint-Petersburg, 195220
b Altai State University
61 Lenina pr., Barnaul, Altai region, 656049, Russia
Abstract:
This article is dedicated to applicability justification as well as advantages and disadvantages analysis of discrete models in population dynamics. Discretization is the process of transferring continuous functions, models, and equations into discrete counterparts. We consider how temporal, spatial and structural discretization can be applied for solving typical issues in mathematical ecology, and try to estimate corresponding models adequacy and applicability limitations.
Keywords:
discrete models, discretization, Verhulst equation, replication dynamics, mathematical ecology, agent-based approach.
Received: 31.01.2016 Revised: 26.03.2016
Citation:
A. G. Topaj, A. V. Abramova, S. E. Tolstopyatov, “Discrete models in population dynamics: advantages, problems, and justification”, Computer Research and Modeling, 8:2 (2016), 267–284
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