Modeling climate-mediated shifts: An almost periodic approach to exploitation and interference competition
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https://doi.org/10.17268/sel.mat.2026.01.01Palabras clave:
Competencia por explotación, competencia por interferencia, atractor globalmente estable, funciones casi periódicas, sistemas competitivosResumen
Consideramos un modelo casi periódico para analizar los efectos simultáneos de la competencia por explotación e interferencia. Basados en el análisis del modelo, probamos la existencia, unicidad y estabilidad global de una solución casi periódica bajo ciertas condiciones. A través de simulaciones numéricas, ilustramos los resultados obtenidos analíticamente. Finalmente, los resultados son discutidos en detalle desde una perspectiva biológica.
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