Convergence to Equilibria in General Models of Unilingual-Bilingual Interactions

H. I. Freedman; I. Baggs

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Convergence to Equilibria in General Models of Unilingual-Bilingual Interactions

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Authors: H. I. Freedman; I. Baggs;

doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-45692-3_3

Convergence to Equilibria in General Models of Unilingual-Bilingual Interactions

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We derive general models for the interaction of unilingual and bilingual components of a population, and classify those models for which the dynamics is trivial by obtaining criteria for the nonexistence of periodic solutions.

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