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Finite-age renewal model with absorbing outflow

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Fix 0<T<A, bounded nonnegative Lipschitz rates μ,β:[0,A]→[0,∞), and initial density n0A∈L+1(0,A). The finite-age renewal model with absorbing outflow is the age transport problem on 0<a<A with the same renewal inflow BA(t)=∫0Aβ(a)nA(t,a) da as in Linear age-structured renewal transport problem. A cohort follows age speed 1, retains its mortality survival S(a,s) until it reaches A, and is then removed; no cohort enters from ages above A. The initial density is n0A on [0,A]. A mild solution is the characteristic formula on 0<a<A, with an initial-cohort branch for a≥t, a newborn branch for a<t, and zero extension to a≥A. Since A>T, no cohort born during [0,T] reaches the outflow boundary.

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