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In Section 4, we present three examples with different initial conditions to the predator-prey system and show some properties of this fractional nonlinear predator-prey system.
To demonstrate the utility of this technique, we apply it to two example problems with initial conditions that cannot be solved exactly using traditional transform techniques.
Figure 1 Iteration chart of the sequence (pmb{{x_{n}}_{ninBbb{N}}}) in Example 5.1 with initial value (pmb{x_{0}=1}).
A numerical simulation is given in Figure 1. Figure 1 A numerical solution of Example 3.4 with initial value (pmb{x t)equiv0.1, 0.3, 0.5}), (pmb{tin[-3,0]}).
The function in Eq. 1 gives the k t h connection time for a link (u,v): f k, u, v) = w + k cdot T u,v) (1) Fig. 4 Example network with initial wait times and connection periods.
The functions in Eqs. 2 and 3 give the beginning of the k t h connection and disconnection periods, respectively, for a link (u,v): begin{array}rcl@ f_{ON} k, u, v) &=& w + k cdot T u,v) end{array} (2) Fig. 6 Example network with initial wait times, connection, and disconnection periods.
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Secondly, we consider an example with nonzero initial value.
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