Difference between revisions of "Population and the Environment: Analytical Demography and Applied Population Ethics/Modeling complex populations - dynamics of age-structured populations"
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|Presenter=SimonLevin | |Presenter=SimonLevin | ||
| + | |Pre-meeting notes=This lecture will begin from the classical roots of life tables and age structured populations, develop the general principle of stable age distribution, and close with a brief discussion of population momentum when parameters shift (as due to the implementation or relaxation of the one-child rule in China). There will brief mention of density dependence of birth rates, a concept of primary relevance for non-human population. | ||
|Post-meeting notes=The interrelated topics of population growth and resource depletion are central to sustainability, and ideal topics for SFI | |Post-meeting notes=The interrelated topics of population growth and resource depletion are central to sustainability, and ideal topics for SFI | ||
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October 15, 2018
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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Simon Levin (Princeton)
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This lecture will begin from the classical roots of life tables and age structured populations, develop the general principle of stable age distribution, and close with a brief discussion of population momentum when parameters shift (as due to the implementation or relaxation of the one-child rule in China). There will brief mention of density dependence of birth rates, a concept of primary relevance for non-human population.
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