Abstract:Dispersal among species is an important factor that can govern the prey–predator model’s dynamics and cause a variety of spatial structures on a geographical scale. These structures form when passive diffusion interacts with the reaction part of the reaction–diffusion system in such a way that even if the reaction lacks symmetry-breaking capabilities, diffusion can destabilize the symmetry and allow the system to have them. In this article, we look at how dispersal affects the prey–predator model with a Hassel… Show more
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