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Logistic cell-division process (qN​(k,k+1)=k(1−k/N))

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For a carrying capacity N, each of k cells splits into two at rate 1−k/N, so the population increases by one at the displayed total rate and is absorbed at N. Starting from population density p∈(0,1), its normalized density converges on finite horizons to pet/(1−p+pet) by the Kurtz fluid limit theorem.
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