Predator-prey oscillations, synchronization and pattern formation in ecological systems

Abstract

This research explores the dynamics of predator-prey interactions and their implications for ecological synchronization and pattern formation. It discusses notable phenomena like the hare-lynx cycle, highlights the mechanisms behind population oscillations, and examines the role of spatial synchronization across different ecosystems. Using foodweb models and phase oscillators, the study investigates the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic factors on population dynamics, aiming to advance the understanding of ecological resilience and the maintenance of biodiversity.

Publication
World Scientific Lecture Notes in Complex Systems: 397-427

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