volterra-lotka equations
The Volterra-Lotka equations, also known as the predator-prey equations, are a mathematical model used to describe the population dynamics between two interacting species, where one species is the predator and the other is the prey. The equations illustrate how the population sizes of the predator and prey species change over time, showing the impact of predation on their respective populations.
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