论文信息 - Nonlinear population dynamics in the chemostat

Nonlinear population dynamics in the chemostat

The author describes the chemostat, a device used to study bacterial populations under nutrient-limited conditions. The article shows that a simple criterion can help predict which species survive in the long run, an example of the principle of mutual exclusion.

Jean-Philippe Grivet | J. Grivet

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