= Integrodifference equation
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Integrodifference equations are a type of mathematical equation used to model discrete-time processes where dynamics are influenced by both local and non-local (or distant) interactions. These equations are particularly useful in various fields such as population dynamics, ecology, and spatial modeling where the future state of a system depends not only on its current state but also on the states of neighboring systems or regions.
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