Theoretical studies on extinction in the gradostat
A gradostat is a series of interconnected chemostats. This paper studies two mathematical models based on Michaelis-Menten kinetics to study the dynamics of two competing species of microorganisms for the case where there is a gradient of one limiting substrate and opposing gradients of two other complementary substrates. There is also a theorem which proves conditions under which the species cannot survive, even in the absence of competition. The results for systems without competition are similar to those obtained by \textit{B. Tang}, J. Math. Biol. 23, 319-339 (1986; Zbl 0604.92020).
- A Mathematical Theory for Single-Nutrient Competition in Continuous Cultures of Micro-Organisms
- Coexistence of competing predators in a chemostat
- Division synchrony and the dynamics of microbial populations: A size- specific model
- Exploitative Competition of Microorganisms for Two Complementary Nutrients in Continuous Cultures
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- Limiting Behavior for Competing Species
- Mathematical investigations of growth of microorganisms in the gradostat
- Systems of Ordinary Differential Equations Which Generate an Order Preserving Flow. A Survey of Results
- Measure changes with extinction
- Asymptotic behavior of solutions of competition in gradostat with two limiting complementary substrates
- Competition models in the gradostat with general nutrient uptake functions
- Global dynamics of the buffered chemostat for a general class of response functions
- Inferring extinction from a sighting record
- Competition in an n-Vessel Gradostat
- Competition in the gradostat: The role of the communication rate
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