Some Discrete Competition Models and the Competitive Exclusion Principle<sup>†</sup>
Cushing, J.M.; Levarge, Sheree; Chitnis, Nakul; Henson, Shandelle M.; Cushing, J.M.; Department of Mathematics, Program on Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona; Levarge, Sheree; Department of Mathematics, Program on Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona; Chitnis, Nakul; Department of Mathematics, Program on Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona; Henson, Shandelle M.; Department of Mathematics, Andrews University
Журнал:
Journal of Difference Equations and Applications
Дата:
2004
Аннотация:
A difference equation model, called that Leslie/Gower model, played a key historical role in laboratory experiments that helped establish the “competitive exclusion principle” in ecology. We show that this model has the same dynamic scenarios as the famous Lotka/Volterra (differential equation) competition model. It is less well known that some anomalous results from the experiments seem to contradict the exclusion principle and Lotka/Volterra dynamics. We give an example of a competition model that has non-Lotka/Volterra dynamics that are consistent with the anomalous case.
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