Dr József Z. Farkas
Lecturer in Applied Mathematics
List of publications
Seminar talks (since 2008)
Conference presentations (since 2008)
Some running pictures
Journal of Biological Dynamics
Research interests:
- Qualitative analysis of linear and nonlinear partial differential equation models of
physiologically structured population dynamics.
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Applications of operator theory in the life sciences, in particular semigroups of linear operators,
spectral theory of positive operators.
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Mathematical modelling of host-parasite dynamics in aquaculture, in particular see lice dynamics on farmed and wild
salmonid species.
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Sex-ratio distortions in structured insect populations, in particular the mathematical modelling of
Wolbachia infection induced mechanisms.
- Mathematical epidemiology, in particular disease transmission on temporal networks.
Teaching at Stirling:
- MAT9LA Complex Analysis (Module owner)
- MAT9LB Modelling with Differential Equations (Module owner)
- MAT9LC Real Analysis (Module owner)
- MAT9MA Special Topics
- MAT9K4 Linear Algebra
- MAT913 Mathematics and its Applications III
- MAT912 Mathematics and its Applications II
- MAT9J8 Short Projects
- MAT9K8 Long Projects
Talks organised at Stirling:
Meetings to be attended in the near future: