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Qualitative stability patterns for Lotka-Volterra systems on rectangles

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Fig. 2 shows several examples of rectangles with fixed transverse patterns, symmetrical or not
Figure 2: Examples of 2-dimensional rectangles with fixed transverse patterns. (c) and (d) have symmetrical patterns.
Figure 3: A 3-dimensional rectangle with a symmetrical transverse pattern. The faces F 1 ± are outgoing and the other faces are incoming (ie p = 1).
Figure 5: Representation of function V for 2-dimensional system with x ∗ = (2, 3) and g = (1, 2).

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