The Stability of Fluctuation Immigration Effect on Two Species Prey-Predator System with Holling Type II Functional Response
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Abstract
This paper examines the fluctuation immigration effect on the dynamic behavior of
the prey-predator system, with Holling type II functional response. The mathematical technique
to formulate and combine the effect of fluctuating immigration with the prey-predator system
was provided. the result of this combined is a non-autonomous system. In order to convert it to
an autonomous system, we propose an approximated technique for facilitating mathematical
analysis. This system has been examined for local and global stability. as well, it is tested using
Kolmogorov criteria in order to verify the susceptibility to coexistence and extinction.
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