Dynamics of a weak-kernel distributed memory-based diffusion model with nonlocal delay effect
In this paper, the authors study a temporally distributed, memory-based diffusion model with a weak kernel and nonlocal delay effect. In the weak kernel case, the growth rate is primarily influenced by the current species density rather than by past densities. The authors study the distribution of characteristic roots and show the stability and bifurcation for model. They also apply the derived results to a single-species model proposed by \textit{N. F. Britton} [SIAM J. Appl. Math. 50, No. 6, 1663--1688 (1990; Zbl 0723.92019)]. Finally, these findings are applied to a population model.
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