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Time delays and chaos in two competing species

Abstract The logistic equation describing the population of a species with time delayed saturation effect can be generalized to the ones describing two competing species with the same effects. These equations display various dynamical behaviors, e.g., periodic solutions and nonperiodic or chaotic solutions. The trajectories of these solutions do not intersect with themeselves in an appropriate 3-dimensional space.

Nobuhiko Saitô | N. Sait̂o | Akira Shibata | A. Shibata

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