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On the dynamics of a periodic delay logistic equation with diffusion

  • K. Gopalasamy (a1) and Pei-Xuan Weng (a2)
Abstract

Sufficient conditions are obtained for the existence of a globally attractive positive periodic solution of the periodic diffusive delay logistic system

in which τ and K are positive periodic functions of period τ, n is a positive integer and ö is a nonnegative number; sufficient conditions are also obtained for all positive solutions to be oscillatory about the periodic solution.

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