Local atractivity in zip bifurcation
Keywords:
zip bifurcation, k–strategist, r–strategist, functional response, dinamical population, competitive exclusion principle.Abstract
In this paper the local segment attractiveness equilibrium that forms on the phenomenon of zip bifurcation for a three–dimensional system of differential equations nonlinear is studied. This work may be regarded as a generalization as a result on Farkas’s zip bifurcation in competition models.
MSC: 34K18
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