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Finite-age renewal model with absorbing outflow
Definition
Fix , bounded nonnegative Lipschitz rates , and initial density . The finite-age renewal model with absorbing outflow is the age transport problem on with the same renewal inflow as in Linear age-structured renewal transport problem. A cohort follows age speed , retains its mortality survival until it reaches , and is then removed; no cohort enters from ages above . The initial density is on . A mild solution is the characteristic formula on , with an initial-cohort branch for , a newborn branch for , and zero extension to . Since , no cohort born during reaches the outflow boundary.
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Sources
- Benoît Perthame, Introduction to Structured Equations in Biology, full lecture notes (standard reference, not scraped)