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BME H-306
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Description
Integrodifference equations are infinite-dimensional dynamical systems in discrete time. They are motivated by theoretical ecology in order to describe the spatial dispersal and temporal evolution of species having non-overlapping generations. In this talk, we review some recent work addressing two aspects concerning their long-term behavior:
(1) Bifurcation theory of periodic equations, which requires a combination of analytical and numerical techniques (joint work with Christian Aarset)
(2) Numerical Dynamics (persistence of dynamical properties under numerical discretization)