ON THE USE OF MATRICES IN CERTAIN POPULATION MATHEMATICS

ON THE USE OF MATRICES IN CERTAIN POPULATION MATHEMATICS
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10.1093/biomet/33.3.183
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1945-01-01
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2.7
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LESLIE, PH
LESLIE, PH
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数学2区
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If Px denotes the probability that a [female] aged x to x + 1 at time t will survive to time t + 1, if Fx denotes the number of daughters which are born between t and t + 1 to [female] [female] aged x to x + 1 at time t, and which survive to time t + 1, and if Fk is the last non-vanishing F, then the vector [xi](t + 1), thought of as a one column matrix of k + 1 rows, can be written in the form A[xi](t), where A is a non-singular (k + 1) X (k + 1) matrix whose first row is F0, F1,--------, Fk, whose subdiagonal is Pa, P1,[long dash][long dash][long dash][long dash][long dash], Pk - 1, and whose other elements are 0. The distribution at time t can be written At[xi](0). The age distribution can be extended, if necessary, beyond the end of the reproductive cycle, but the main features of the variation of population are detd. in this restricted age interval. 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