The volterra competition equations with resource - independent growth coefficients and discussion on their biological and biophysical implications
Acta Biotheoretica 33 (4) (1984)
| Abstract | Analysis of the biophysical conditions for a correct application of the Volterra Competition Equations with resource-independent coefficients reveals the following:The traditional, mathematical formalism with the two equations representing two straight lines at the condition of zero growth applies. | |||||||||
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