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Uniform persistence and permanence for non-autonomous semiflows in population biology
Horst Thieme
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, School of (SoMSS)
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Mathematics
Uniform Persistence
100%
Semiflow
89%
Permanence
82%
Persistence
73%
Biology
73%
Retarded Functional Differential Equations
33%
Sharp Threshold
32%
Si
29%
Time-average
29%
Population Growth
29%
Infectious Diseases
28%
Almost Periodic
26%
Extinction
24%
Scalar
18%
Modeling
15%
Model
8%
Agriculture & Biology
Biological Sciences
53%
differential equation
47%
childhood
44%
population growth
34%
extinction
34%
indigenous species
31%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Population Growth
46%
Communicable Diseases
31%
Population
29%
Engineering & Materials Science
Differential equations
65%
Chemical Compounds
Time
26%
Application
23%