On measure-valued solutions for a structured population model with transfers

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Auteurs principaux: Magal, Pierre, Raoul, Gaël
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author Magal, Pierre
Raoul, Gaël
author_facet Magal, Pierre
Raoul, Gaël
contents We consider a transfer operator where two interacting cells carrying non-negative traits transfer a random fraction of their trait to each other. These transfers can lead to population having singular distributions in trait. We extend the definition of the transfer operator to non-negative measures with a finite second moment, and we discuss the regularity of the fixed distributions of that transfer operator. Finally, we consider a dynamic transfer model where an initial population distribution is affected by a transfer operator: we prove the existence and uniqueness of mild measure-valued solutions for that Cauchy problem.
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spellingShingle On measure-valued solutions for a structured population model with transfers
Magal, Pierre
Raoul, Gaël
Analysis of PDEs
We consider a transfer operator where two interacting cells carrying non-negative traits transfer a random fraction of their trait to each other. These transfers can lead to population having singular distributions in trait. We extend the definition of the transfer operator to non-negative measures with a finite second moment, and we discuss the regularity of the fixed distributions of that transfer operator. Finally, we consider a dynamic transfer model where an initial population distribution is affected by a transfer operator: we prove the existence and uniqueness of mild measure-valued solutions for that Cauchy problem.
title On measure-valued solutions for a structured population model with transfers
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.13225