OPTIMAL HARVESTING STRATEGY FOR PREY-PREDATOR MODEL WITH FISHING EFFORT AS A TIME VARIABLE
Abstract
We study a prey-predator model with harvesting where the fishing effort is considered as a function of time. The analysis focuses on the equilibrium points and the optimal harvesting strategy.
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