A nonlinear model of age and size-structured populations with applications to cell cycles

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Abstract

The Sharpe-Lotka-McKendrick (or von Foerster) equations for an age-structured population, with a nonlinear term to represent overcrowding or competition for resources, are considered. The model is extended to include a growth term, allowing the population to be structured by size or weight rather than age, and a general solution is presented. Various examples are then considered, including the case of cell growth where cells divide at a given size. Copyright © Australian Mathematical Society 2007.

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Chapman, S. J., Plank, M. J., James, A., & Basse, B. (2008). A nonlinear model of age and size-structured populations with applications to cell cycles. ANZIAM Journal, 49(2), 151–169. https://doi.org/10.1017/S144618110001275X

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