The aim of this work is to investigate the existence and non-existence of traveling wave solutions for a diffusive three-species intraguild predation model which means that one predator can eat its potential resource ...The aim of this work is to investigate the existence and non-existence of traveling wave solutions for a diffusive three-species intraguild predation model which means that one predator can eat its potential resource competitors. The method of upper-lower solution is implemented to show the existence of traveling wave solutions. In order to simplify the construction of an admissible pair of upper lower solution, the scheme of strictly con- tracting rectangle is applied. Finally, the minimal speed c＊ of traveling wave solutions of the model is characterized. If the wave speed is greater than c＊, we show the exis- tence of traveling wave solutions connecting trivial and positive equilibria by combining the upper and lower solutions with the contracting rectangle. On the other hand, if the wave speed is less than c＊, the non-existence of such solutions is also established. Furthermore, to illustrate our theoretical results, some numerical simulations are performed and biological meanings are interpreted.展开更多
文摘The aim of this work is to investigate the existence and non-existence of traveling wave solutions for a diffusive three-species intraguild predation model which means that one predator can eat its potential resource competitors. The method of upper-lower solution is implemented to show the existence of traveling wave solutions. In order to simplify the construction of an admissible pair of upper lower solution, the scheme of strictly con- tracting rectangle is applied. Finally, the minimal speed c＊ of traveling wave solutions of the model is characterized. If the wave speed is greater than c＊, we show the exis- tence of traveling wave solutions connecting trivial and positive equilibria by combining the upper and lower solutions with the contracting rectangle. On the other hand, if the wave speed is less than c＊, the non-existence of such solutions is also established. Furthermore, to illustrate our theoretical results, some numerical simulations are performed and biological meanings are interpreted.
