论文信息 - A delayed-recruitment model of population dynamics, with an application to baleen whale populations

A delayed-recruitment model of population dynamics, with an application to baleen whale populations

SummaryThis paper studies the delay equation xk+1=λxk+F(xk−β), which has been employed as a model of baleen whale population dynamics. The two main questions discussed are (a) stability of equilibria, and (b) optimal exploitation policies.

C W Clark | C. Clark

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