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A free boundary problem for spreading of an invasive species in the territory of a native competitor under shifting climate
In this paper we consider a free boundary problem for the spreading of an invasive species in the habitat of a native competitor. We assume that the invasive species benefits from a climate shift that turns the environment from unfavorable to favorable at a constant speed $c$. We show that if the in
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