Volume 26 • Issue 4 • PP: 57-64 • 2025
Holling Type-III Functional Response Action of Predator-Prey System with Harvested Predator Stability and Their Neutrosophic Generalized Versions
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This paper focuses on the stability of Descriptor Predator-Prey economic system and its related neutrosophic system of Holling type-III functional action response with harvested predator under classical real environment and neutrosophic environment. Where the solvability and dimensionless forms have been presented along with the necessary mathematical justifications and proofs with some qualitative properties have been proposed and developed with systematic illustration.
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