“…Following [10], we consider the primitive matrix Q.s/ having the entries q rq .s/ D e s f .q/ p rq ; 1 · r; q · d; s 2 R: (9) By the Perron-Frobenius theorem (see, for example, Theorem 8.2.11 in [1]) the maximal eigenvalue of Q.s/, which is also called a spectral radius, is simple and its left and right eigenvectors are strictly positive. Denote these characteristics, respectively, by ½.s/, u.s/, and v.s/.…”