Lotka-Volterra Systems Consider the following example of a nonlinear two dimensional Lotka-Volterra predator-prey system where the constants λί > 0 and λ2 > 0 satisfy λίλ2 71, and we are interested in solutions of (1) that remain in the first quadrant of the ry-plane so that rt) 0, and y(t) 0, 2. Assume that either λι < 1 and λ2 < 1, or Ai > 1 and A2 > 1. (a) Find all critical points (a. ý) of the system (1) located in the first quadrant of the ry-plane, including on the boundary (b) For each critical point in (a) compute the linearization of the system (1) about that critical point. (c) For each critical point in (a) determine the local stability

Lotka-Volterra Systems Consider the following example of a nonlinear two dimensional Lotka-Volterra predator-prey system where the constants λί > 0 and λ2 > 0 satisfy λίλ2 71, and we are interested in solutions of (1) that remain in the first quadrant of the ry-plane so that rt) 0, and y(t) 0, 2. Assume that either λι < 1 and λ2 < 1, or Ai > 1 and A2 > 1. (a) Find all critical points (a. ý) of the system (1) located in the first quadrant of the ry-plane, including on the boundary (b) For each critical point in (a) compute the linearization of the system (1) about that critical point. (c) For each critical point in (a) determine the local stability

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