Stable periodic traveling waves for a predator-prey model with non-constant death rate and delay
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The authors consider a partial integro-differential system that models a predator-prey model with non-constant death rate and distributed delay. By using a singular perturbation technique, they prove that the system has periodic orbitally asymptotically stable solutions in the form of periodic waves.
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