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Type: Journal article
Title: Some inequalities for theoretical spatial ecology
Author: Slade, Paul Frederick
Citation: ANZIAM Journal, 2013; 55(1):55-68
Publisher: Australian Mathematical Society
Issue Date: 2013
ISSN: 1446-1811
School/Discipline: School of Mathematical Sciences
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Paul F. Slade
Abstract: Inequalities for spatial competition verify the pair approximation of statistical mechanics introduced to theoretical ecology by Matsuda, Satō and Iwasa, among others. Spatially continuous moment equations were introduced by Bolker and Pacala and use a similar assumption in derivation. In the present article, I prove upper bounds for the kth central moment of occupied sites in the contact process of a single spatial dimension. This result shows why such moment closures are effective in spatial ecology.
Keywords: dispersal range; interacting particle system; moment closure; pair approximation; system of moment equations
Rights: © 2013 Australian Mathematical Society
DOI: 10.1017/S1446181113000266
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