Programming a microprocessor for control of multispecies population

By:

Jaspreet Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1987Edition: Electronic EngineeringDescription: 29cm. 46, 28LSubject(s):

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T 632.902.854.2 J35P

Summary: Considering interactions of pyrilla, Egg parasitoid and nymphal and adult parasitoid population, a non-linear multispecies population model in continuous-time frame work is identified. The non-linear multi-species population model is linearized and conver

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Considering interactions of pyrilla, Egg parasitoid and nymphal and adult parasitoid population, a non-linear multispecies population model in continuous-time frame work is identified. The non-linear multi-species population model is linearized and conver

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