Abstract
The paper studies families of positive solution curves for non-autonomous two-point problems depending on two positive parameters and . We regard as a primary parameter, giving us the solution curves, while the secondary parameter allows for evolution of these curves. We give conditions under which the solution curves do not intersect, and the maximum value of solutions provides a global parameter. Our primary application is to constant yield harvesting for diffusive logistic equation. We implement numerical computations of the solution curves, using continuation in a global parameter, a technique that we developed in [11].
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