Qualitative Analysis of Three-Dimensional Competition Model of Chemostat System
Shuke Zhou, Qiuhong Li
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Shuke Zhou, Qiuhong Li
Abstract
Chemostat system is used to describe the mathematical model of microbial continuous cultivation process in the laboratory,it is a simplified model of lakes, oceans, etc.The two species competition system with proportional rate is studied in this article, and the global stability of the equilibrium points are proved by studying . When the growth rate is proportional growth function, and consumption rate is a constant, the competitive exclusion principle still holds, which has important guiding significance for the cultivation of microorganisms. In the end, the correctness of the above conclusion is further proved by Matlab simulation experiment, when the parameters change within a certain range.
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Chemostat system is used to describe the mathematical model of microbial continuous cultivation process in the laboratory,it is a simplified model of lakes, oceans, etc.The two species competition system with proportional rate is studied in this article, and the global stability of the equilibrium points are proved by studying . When the growth rate is proportional growth function, and consumption rate is a constant, the competitive exclusion principle still holds, which has important guiding significance for the cultivation of microorganisms. In the end, the correctness of the above conclusion is further proved by Matlab simulation experiment, when the parameters change within a certain range.
Key concepts: Chemostat, Correctness, Competitive exclusion, Competition (biology), Competition model, Stability (learning theory), Constant (computer programming), Equilibrium point