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Ultimate bounds and global asymptotic stability for differential delay equations
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    Ultimate bounds and global asymptotic stability for differential delay equations (English)
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    17 September 1995
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    A population dynamics model with time delay is investigated. Global asymptotic stability for such a problem is proved. An example gives an improvement of the estimates on the upper and lower bounds of the positive solutions.
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    global asymptotic stability
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    population dynamics model with time delay
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