Convergence and structure theorems for order-preserving dynamical systems with mass conservation

Convergence and structure theorems for order-preserving dynamical systems with mass conservation
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10.3934/dcds.2020129
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2020
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Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems - A
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T. Ogiwara;D. Hilhorst;H. Matano
T. Ogiwara;D. Hilhorst;H. Matano
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T. Ogiwara;D. Hilhorst;H. Matano

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