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Investigate future population projection of Bangladesh with the help of Malthusian model, Sharpe-lotka model and Gurtin Mac-Camy model

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A nonlinear deterministic model of age-dependent population growth is formulated in terms of joint integral equations in the total population size function and the total birth rate function. Existence of a unique solution of the model equation is established using Banach fixed point theorem. Then we investigate the total population size of Malthusian model, Sharpe-Lotka linear model and Gurtin Mac-Camy model for some specific age group and compare our investigated solutions with the total population of Bangladesh by using numerical method “Newton divided difference formula”. In our present study, we also investigate future population projection of Bangladesh with the help of Malthusian model, Sharpe-Lotka model and Gurtin Mac-Camy model.

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