Stability of predation models with time delay
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Summary
A computational method for determining regions of local stability of a system with time delay by looking for the regions of stability in terms of regions of unconditional stability, then the transition curves between stable and unstable sectors are computed.
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- article
- Published
- 1986-09-01
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- 20
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- 11
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Keywords
Stability (learning theory), Mathematics, Predation, Applied mathematics, Control theory (sociology)
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