Dissertation Universität Osnabrück 2020. Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-224).
Summary:
"With potentially dangerous biological invasions increasing due to rises in international trade and travel, research in invasion biology becomes increasingly relevant. Mathematical models form an integral part of this research. This book presents: research on mathematical modeling of biological invasions, different forms of differential equations such as ordinary differential equations, reaction-diffusion models, and stochastic differential equations, detailed investigations as well as a thorough introduction to dynamical systems. Subjects range from theoretical to applied models on fascinating case studies, including: investigating how phenomena such as inducible defense or group defense can be incorporated into mathematical models, investigating how selective infections can influence the dispersal of invasive species, investigating how invasive mammals in New Zealand can be controlled to rescue the national bird, the Kiwi. The book is well suited not only for accomplished researchers but also for students with limited quantitative background interested in studying biological invasions."-- Back cover
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