On stochasticity in the von Foerster hyperbolic partial differential equation system. Further applications to the modeling of an asynchronously dividing cellular system
Several population and epidemiological models involve the von Foerster hyperbolic partial differential equations. The deterministic theory of this system has been well explored by several authors. The purpose of this article is to introduce stochasticity in the fertility and mortality functions of the von Foerster system. This system is studied under slowly varying stochasticity. Also under such stochasticity the author discusses the modeling of a normal asynchronously dividing cellular system.
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