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AAbortion, 295Agent-based modelling, 297Arthur, W. Brian, xv, 195

BBasu, D., 296Bayesian forecasting, 230Bernardelli, Harro, 193Bienyame, I.J., viiiBirkhoff, Garrett, 194Birth interval, 295Blackwell, David, 76Blake, Judith, xvBockh, Richard, 227Bongaarts, John, 296Bowley, A.L., 193Brass, William, viii, 226Breslau, 1Brillinger, David, 226Burgess, Ernest, xiv

CCannan, Edwin, 193, 197, 227Cardano, Girolamo, 1Carter, Lawrence, 230Chiang, Chin Long, 3Coale, Ansley, viii, 2, 76, 195, 226, 228Coates, R.H., xiiiCohen, Joel E., 195Cole, Lamont, 77Component projections, 193Contraception, 295Cox, Sir David, 5

DDarmois, Georges, xivDavis, Kingsley, xvDeevey, Edward, 4Demeny, Paul, 2, 226DeMoivre, Abraham, 225Deparcieux, Antoine, 2DeWit, Johan, 2Duvillard, Emmanuel, 2

EEasterlin, Richard, 77, 193Edmonds, Thomas, 229Ehrlich, Paul, xvErgodic theorems, 195Espenshade, Thomas, 77Euler, Leonard, 1, 75

FFamily reconstitution, 296Farr, William, 3, 226, 229Feedback, 77Feeney, Griffth, 228Feldman, Marc, xvFeller, William, 76, 195, 229Finch, Caleb, 5Fisher, Sir Ronald, xiv, 76Flieger, Wilhelm, xiiiFrauenthal, James, 4

GGauss, Carl Friedrich, 230Generalized inverse, 194Gini, Corrado, 295, 299Goldstein, Joshua R., vii, 297

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Gompertz, Benjamin, 4, 225, 231Graunt, John, vii, xiv, 1, 11Greville, Thomas N.E., 4, 53

HHalley, Edmund, 1, 21, 225Hammel, Eugene A., xv, 297Henry, Louis, 2, 295Human Mortality Database, 4

IIIASA, xvIntrinsic growth rate, 76Inverse projection, 194

JJenner, Edward, 2

KKeyfitz, Nathan, vii, viii, xiii–xvi, 4, 77,

194, 296King, George, 3Kuczynski, Richard, 76, 227Kuznets, Simon, 193

LLaslett, Peter, vii, 296Le Bras, Herve, ix, 194, 195Lee, Ronald D., 77, 194, 230Legendre, Adrien Marie, 230Leslie, Patrick H., 194Lewis, E.G., 194Lexis Plane, 195Lexis Surface, 195Lexis, Wilhelm, 3Limit cycles, 77Lopez, Alvaro, 194Lotka, Alfred J., 28, 75Lotka’s Equation, 195

MMahalanobis, P.C., xivMakeham, William, 226Malthus, T.R., 75, 229Max Planck Institute, viiMcKendrick, Anderson, 195McNeil, Donald, 228Menken, Jane, 296

Merrell, Margaret, 3Microsimulation, 297Milne, Joshua, 3, 75, 225Model lifetables, 226Model marriage schedules, 228–229Momentum, 77, 195Mosteller, Fred, xiv

NNet reproduction rate, 225Newton, Isaac, 3Nicander, Henrie, 3Noonan, John T, xvNorthampton, 3Norton, Henry T.J., 194

OOgburn, William, xiiiOrkin, Beatrice, xvi

PParker, M.P., 296Parlett, Beresford, 194Pearl, Raymond, 2, 229Pearson, Karl, 230Populatin momentum, 77, 195Potter, Robert G., 295, 296Pressat, Roland, 3Preston, Samuel, xiii, xv, 195Price, Richard, 3Proximate determinants, 296

RReed, Lowell, 3Renewal theory, 75–76, 195Reproductive value, 76Revelle, Roger, xvRobbins, John, xiiiRogers, Andrei, 194Roots of Lotka’s equation, 75Rostock, Germany, vii

SSamuelson, Paul, 76Schoen, Robert, xiii, 195Schofield, Roger, 296Schutzenberger, Marc-Paul, xivSharpe, F.R., 75Sheps, Mindel, 295

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Shkolnikov, Vladimir, 4Simpson, Thomas, 3Simulation, 77, 297Smith, David R., vii, xiiiStable age structure, 75Stochastic forecasting, 230Strong ergodicity, 194Sussmilch, Johann Peter, vii, 75Sutton, William, 3

TTabah, Leon, 194Tempo, 296Thompson, W.R., 77, 193Tietze, Christopher, 295Trenerry, C.F., 1Trussell, James, 228Tuljapurkar, Shripad, 195

UUlpian, 1

VVan de Walle, Etienne, xvVariable r; 195Vaupel, James W., vii, xv, 195Verhulst, P.-F., 229von Bortkiewicz, L., 76

WWachter, Kenneth W., xv, 5, 77, 194, 195Wald, Abraham, xivWeak ergodicity, 77, 194Whelpton, P. K., 193Wilmoth, John, 4Wirth, Louise, xivWolfenden, Hugh, 226Wrigley, Sir E. Anthony, 296

YYates, Frank, xiv