Homepage » ALL COURSE » College of Science » Department of Applied Mathematics » Monotone Dynamical Systems with Applications in Biology | Department of Applied Mathematics Prof. Sze-Bi Hsu » Quasimonotone Systems of Parabilic Equations, The Basic Setup, Maximum Principles, Positively Invariant Sets, Comparison and Monotonicity, The Strong Order Preserving Property
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Review on General Dynamical System | Watch Online | |
Monotone Dynamical System Definitions Monotone Strongly monotone Strongly order preserving (SOP) | Watch Online | |
Hirsch’s Convergence Theorem No attracting periodic orbit in monotone system | Watch Online | |
Non-ordering of limit sets Limit set dichotomy Generic quasi-convergence | Watch Online | |
Competitive and Cooperative Differential Equations Kamke Condition | Watch Online | |
Positively invariant sets and Monotone Solutions Non-oscillation principle | Watch Online | |
Topological Equivalence of flow of competitive or cooperative n-d systems to a flow on (n-1)-d system of Lipschitz differential equations | Watch Online | |
Poincare-Bendixson Theorem of 3-d competitive systems Alternative Cones The Field-Noyes Model | Watch Online | |
Strong Monotonicity A Biochemical Control Circuit Stability and the Perron-Frobenius Theorem | Watch Online | |
Irreducible Cooperative Systems Competition and Migration Smale’s Construction | Watch Online | |
Quasimonotone Systems of Parabilic Equations The Basic Setup, Maximum Principles Positively Invariant Sets Comparison and Monotonicity The Strong Order Preserving Property | Watch Online | |
Irreducible Cooperative Systems A Biochemical Control Circuit Two Patch Competitive Models | Watch Online | |
Quasimonotone Systems of Parabilic Equations The Basic Setup Strong Parabilic Maximum Principles | Watch Online | |
Comparison Principle Krein-Rutman Theorem Weak Maximum Principle Positively Invariant Sets Comparison and Monotonicity | Watch Online | |
Krein-Rutman Theorem Reaction-Diffusion system Principle eigenvalue Two species competition in the flow reactor model | Watch Online |