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Delay-induced dynamics in a nonlinear crime interaction model with periodic forcing
A nonlinear time-delay model is proposed to describe the interaction dynamics between criminal and non-criminal populations, combining social influence mechanisms, saturation effects represented by a Holling type II functional response, and time-dependent law-enforcement actions. The delay accounts
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