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On the uniqueness of the coexistence state of predator-prey systems on $\mathbf R^1$

Sandro Merino, Rosa Pardo San Gil

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It is shown that predator-prey type reaction-diffusion systems on the whole real line have a unique coexistence state.

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It is shown that predator-prey type reaction-diffusion systems on the whole real line have a unique coexistence state.

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It is shown that predator-prey type reaction-diffusion systems on the whole real line have a unique coexistence state.

Key concepts: Uniqueness, Mathematics, Predation, Predator, Applied mathematics, Functional response, Pure mathematics, Statistical physics

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