Persistence in a model of three competitive populations
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Es wird ein mathematisches Modell für die Konkurrenz von drei Arten betrachtet; dieses wird durch ein Differentialgleichungssystem beschrieben, welches wesentlich allgemeiner als das Lotka-Volterra-System ist. Es werden die Gleichgewichtspunkte des Systems untersucht und einige Aussagen über diese Punkte bewiesen; insbesondere wird gezeigt, daß das System bei entsprechend gewählten Voraussetzungen persistent ist. Schließlich werden einige Spezialfälle behandelt, welche bereits früher von verschiedenen Autoren untersucht worden sind.
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