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Positive Solutions of a Strongly Coupled Prey-Predator System

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In this paper, the positive steady-state solutions of a strongly coupled partial differential equation system with Holling II functional response is studied. The existence for positive steady-state solutions of system is established by calculating the fixed point index in cone.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 748)

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August 2013

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Xiao Zhou Feng, Mei Hua Wei, Yan Ling Li

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Fixed Point Index, Positive Solutions, Predator-Prey Model

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