Further Discussion on Population Growth Models by Stochastic Differential Equations

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Malthusian population growth model is not applicable to the real world situation in most cases, since the simplifying assumptions are too ideal. In this article, we will generalize the classic population growth models by Stochastic differential equations, and get the extended models appealed to the real world better as well. When modeling the environmental perturbation by white noise process, we get an advanced model .

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