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Stability of travelling wave solutions of diffusive predator-prey systems

The stability of travelling wave solutions of singularly perturbed, diffusive predator-prey systems is proved by showing that the linearized operator about such a solution has no unstable spectrum and that the translation eigenvalue at A = 0 is simple. The proof illustrates the application of some recently developed geometric and topological methods for counting eigenvalues.

Christopher K. R. T. Jones | R. Gardner | Christopher Jones | R. Gardner | C. Jones

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