Abstract
A chemostat model with periodically pulsed input is considered. By
using the Floquet theorem, we find that the microorganism eradication
periodic solution
Open Access
Extinction and permanence of two-nutrient and one-microorganism chemostat model with pulsed input
Received09 Nov 2005
Accepted27 Feb 2006
Published21 Aug 2006
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