2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.aml.2021.107670
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Invariant measure of a stochastic hybrid predator–prey model with infected prey

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“…We also assume that λ is irreducible. As a consequence (Deng & Fan, 2022), λ admits a UESD that is denoted as σ=false(σ1,,σJfalse)$$ \sigma =\left({\sigma}_1,\dots, {\sigma}_J\right) $$, and σ+J=false{xJfalse|xj>0,0.1emj=1,2,Jfalse}$$ \sigma \in {\mathbb{R}}_{+}^J=\left\{x\in {\mathbb{R}}^J|{x}_j>0,j=1,2\dots, J\right\} $$ solves the following equations: σA=0,0.1em0.1emjJσj=1.$$ \sigma A=0,\sum \limits_{j\in J}{\sigma}_j=1. $$ …”
Section: Stationary Distribution and Ergodicitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also assume that λ is irreducible. As a consequence (Deng & Fan, 2022), λ admits a UESD that is denoted as σ=false(σ1,,σJfalse)$$ \sigma =\left({\sigma}_1,\dots, {\sigma}_J\right) $$, and σ+J=false{xJfalse|xj>0,0.1emj=1,2,Jfalse}$$ \sigma \in {\mathbb{R}}_{+}^J=\left\{x\in {\mathbb{R}}^J|{x}_j>0,j=1,2\dots, J\right\} $$ solves the following equations: σA=0,0.1em0.1emjJσj=1.$$ \sigma A=0,\sum \limits_{j\in J}{\sigma}_j=1. $$ …”
Section: Stationary Distribution and Ergodicitymentioning
confidence: 99%