Spatiotemporal patterns in models of biological invasion and epidemic spread
- Date: 09/11/2006
Frank M Hilker (Centre for Math Biology, University of Alberta)
University of Alberta
This seminar is intended to give an informal overview of my previous
work and some recent ideas. I am especially interested in patterns of
spatiotemporal dynamics that are induced by the joint interplay of
spatial spread, demographics (e.g., Allee effects), predation,
epidemiology and noise. More specifically, I will mainly address
mathematical models of planktonic food chains and Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) transmission within cat populations.
Moreover, I will present a method how to control chaotic population
dynamics.
PIMS-MITACS Mathematical Biology Seminar Series 2005 2006 2007 2008
Frank Hilker is a Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for Math Biology, University of Alberta
PIMS-MITACS Mathematical Biology Seminar Series 2006