Population Dynamics. Proceedings of a Symposium Conducted by the Mathematics Research Center, the University of Wisconsin–Madison June 19–21, 1972

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages vii-viii
Acknowledgments, Page ix
Population Waves, Pages 1-38, NATHAN KEYFITZ
Some Properties of a Stochastic Attraction Model, Pages 39-55, ROBERT McGINNIS, NEIL W. HENRY
The Sampling Frame as a Determinant of Observed Distributions of Duration Variables, Pages 57-87, JANE A. MENKEN, MINDEL C. SHEPS
Comparison of Alternative Marriage Models, Pages 89-106, DAVID D. McFARLAND
Can There Be a Marriage Function?, Pages 107-135, B. PARLETT
Contraceptive Impact over Several Generations, Pages 137-166, ROBERT G. POTTER
On Estimating the Risk of Conception from Censored Data, Pages 167-200, MINDEL C. SHEPS, JANE A. MENKEN
Influence of Cause of Death Structure on Age-Patterns of Mortality, Pages 201-250, SAMUEL H. PRESTON
Inhomogeneous Semi-Markov Processes, Select Actuarial Tables, and Duration-Dependence in Demography, Pages 251-296, JAN M. HOEM
A Class of Doubly Stochastic Processes: with an Application to the Effects of Lactation on the Postpartum Anovulatory Period, Pages 297-331, RALPH B. GINSBERG
A General Migration Process, Pages 333-355, C.L. CHIANG
Some Results in the Theory of Three Gene Loci, Pages 357-383, MARCUS W. FELDMAN, BEVERLEY BALKAU
The Main Results of Optimal Control Theory Made Simple, Pages 385-417, STUART E. DREYFUS
The Plato System Population Dynamics Course, Pages 419-434, PAUL HANDLER, JUDITH SHERWOOD
Subject Index, Pages 435-440
Name Index, Pages 441-445