This work deals with a reaction-diffusion model for prey-predator interaction with Bazykin's reaction kinetics and a nonlocal interaction term in prey growth. The kernel of the integral characterizes nonlocal consumption of resources and depends on space and time. Linear stability analysis determines the conditions of the emergence of Turing patterns without and with nonlocal term, while weakly nonlinear analysis allows the derivation of amplitude equations. The bifurcation analysis and numerical simulation carried out in this work reveal the existence of stationary and dynamic patterns appearing due to the loss of stability of the coexistence homogeneous steady-state.
Keywords: Bazykin’s model; Hopf bifurcation; Turing instability; nonlocal interaction; spatial pattern.