Author(s) |
Dancer, Edward Norman
Du, Yihong
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Publication Date |
2002
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Abstract |
To demonstrate the influence of spatial heterogeneity on the predator-prey model, we study the effects of the partial vanishing of the non negative coefficient functions b(x) and e(x), respectively, in the steady-state predator-prey model -d₁(x)∆u=λa₁(x)u-b(x)u²-c(x)UV, d₂(x)∆v-µa²(x)c-e(x) vˆ²+d(x)UV, u|∂Ω=v|_∂Ω=0, where all other coefficient functions are strictly positive over the bounded domain Ω in RN. Critical values of the parameter λ are obtained to show that, in each case, the vanishing has little effect on the behavior of the model when λ is below the critical value, while essential changes occur once λ is beyond the critical value.
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Citation |
SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis, 34(2), p. 292-314
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ISSN |
1095-7154
0036-1410
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Publisher |
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
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Title |
Effects of Certain Degeneracies in the Predator-Prey Model
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Type of document |
Journal Article
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Entity Type |
Publication
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