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SS42: Dynamical Systems on Ecology, Epidemiology and immunology

Organizer(s):
Name:	Affiliation:	Country:
Yasuhiro Takeuchi	Aoyama Gakuin University	Japan
Malay Banerjee	Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur	India
Hisashi Inaba	The University of Tokyo	Japan
Chang-Yuan Cheng	National Pingtung University	Taiwan

Abstract:
This special session on new developments in Dynamical Systems on Ecology, Epidemiology and immunology will bring together a selected group of experts in these areas. We can find many interesting phenomena in biological world which are essentially nonlinear and have rich dynamical properties, but in general it is very hard to understand the mechanism to produce the phenomena. Then we try to constitute a (mathematical) model which includes the essential mechanism thought to cause the phenomena. If the model does not show the phenomena we are interested in, then we revise the model by choosing the other mechanism to produce the phenomena. This session will give a good chance to discuss on several mathematical problem in the field of ecology, epidemiology and immunology.The following scientists are planned to be invited to give a talk in the session in AIMS 12.

List of approved abstract
Name	Affiliation	Title
Chang-Yuan Cheng	National Pingtung University	Viral dynamics model in heterogeneous environments incorporating antiretroviral therapy
Yueping Dong	Aoyama Gakuin University	Delayed feedback controls in an Escherichia coli and Tetrahymena system
Yoichi ENATSU	Tokyo University of Science	Complete global stability of an SEIS model with delays
Hisashi Inaba	The University of Tokyo	Basic reproduction number R0 in time-heterogeneous environments: revisited
Ryusuke Kon	University of Miyazaki	Sustained oscillations in three-dimensional nonlinear iteroparous Leslie matrix models
Shinji Nakaoka	JST PRESTO, The University of Tokyo	Development and applications of an optimization method to detect neighbor equilibria of a trajectory for Lotka-Volterra systems
Toshiyuki T NAMBA	Osaka Prefecture University	Distinct palatability between two plant species and nutrient recycling differently drive deer-plant dynamics
Yasuhiro Takeuchi	Aoyama Gakuin University	Maturation delay for the predators can enhance stable coexistence for a class of prey-predator models