Theoretical population biology

Theoretical population biology is a field that uses mathematical models to understand how populations of living organisms grow, change, and interact over time. It examines factors like birth and death rates, migration, and environmental influences, aiming to predict future population trends and behaviors. This approach helps scientists understand ecosystem dynamics, species conservation, and the spread of diseases by providing a structured way to analyze complex biological processes through calculations and simulations. Overall, it combines biology and mathematics to deepen our understanding of how populations function and evolve.