Abstract
The May population model consider a satiate parameter over the predators and has an unstable equilibrium state surrounded by a limit cycle. This work gives a control strategy driven to disturb the model in such way that the equilibrium state become locally asymptotically stable. The way to perform this objective is to consider a directional feedback control over the linearization of the model.
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