The quasistationary distribution of the stochastic logistic model

By Otso Ovaskainen. Journal of Applied Probability, 2001

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Subfields: Modeling and Simulation, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Statistics and Probability

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In Modeling and Simulation

1. Ilkka Hanski
2. P. Pollett

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1. Ilkka Hanski
2. P. Pollett

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1. Ilkka Hanski
2. P. Pollett
3. Otso Ovaskainen

Citations in the corpus

• Quasi-stationary Distributions : A Bibliography (2000, background): “Clancy, O’Neill and Pollett [62] Clancy and Pollett [63] N̊asell [226] N̊asell [227] N̊asell [228] N̊asell [229] N̊asell [230] Ovaskainen [242]”
• MODELING, ANALYSIS AND DISCRETIZATION OF STOCHASTIC LOGISTIC EQUATIONS (2007, unknown): “…[11] and [15] as population models in ecology, [25] and [30] with respect to the approximation of certain moments, [24] in biosciences, [29] in view of computation of extinction times, [31] on related quasistationary disctributions or [13] and [33] from stability point of view among many others.”
• Extinction threshold in metapopulation models (2003, methodology): “…to which the theory can be applied, it makes the models both tractable for rigorous mathematical analysis (Ovaskainen & Hanski 2001, 2002, Ovaskainen 2001, 2003) and turns them to effective tools that are increasingly used in empirical studies (Moilanen 1999, 2000, Hanski 1999, Hanski &…”