Asymptotic Analysis of a Two-Species Higher Order Rational Difference Model with Cross-Species Dependence

In this study, we analyze the asymptotic stability, persistence, and bounded behavior of the solutions to a system of higher-order rational difference equations. The model consists of two species, where the population of the first species in the n-th and (n − k)-th generations, along with the population of the second species in the n-th and (n − 1)-th generations, influences the growth of the first species. Similarly, the growth of the second species is determined by the population of the second species in the n-th and (n − k)-th generations, along with the population of the first species in the n-th and (n − 1)-th generations.

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Journal of Computational Mathematica
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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.26524/cm208
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Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
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Asymptotic Analysis of a Two-Species Higher Order Rational Difference Model with Cross-Species Dependence

Sibi C. Babu, Smitha Mary Mathew
Journal of Computational Mathematica
Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
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Asymptotic Analysis of a Two-Species Higher Order Rational Difference Model with Cross-Species Dependence

Sibi C. Babu, Smitha Mary Mathew
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In this study, we analyze the asymptotic stability, persistence, and bounded behavior of the solutions to a system of higher-order rational difference equations. The model consists of two species, where the population of the first species in the n-th and (n − k)-th generations, along with the population of the second species in the n-th and (n − 1)-th generations, influences the growth of the first species. Similarly, the growth of the second species is determined by the population of the second species in the n-th and (n − k)-th generations, along with the population of the first species in the n-th and (n − 1)-th generations.

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