A new analysis method for chemotaxis-induced instability in multispecies host-parasitoid systems
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Summary: We propose a new method applying matrix theory to analyse the instability conditions of unique homogeneous coexistent state of multispecies host-parasitoid systems. We consider the eigenvalues of linearized operator of systems, and by dimensionality reduction, this infinite dimensional eigenproblem will be reduced to a parametrized finite dimensional eigenproblem, thereby applying combinatorial matrix theory to analyse the linear instability of such constant steady-state.
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