Critical Transitions for Asymptotically Concave or D-Concave Nonautonomous Differential Equations with Applications in Ecology
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| author | Dueñas, Jesús Núñez, Carmen Obaya, Rafael |
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| contents | The occurrence of tracking or tipping situations for a transition equation $x'=f(t,x,Γ(t,x))$ is analyzed under the assumptions on concavity in $x$ either of the maps giving rise to the asymptotic equations $x'=f(t,x,Γ_\pm(t,x))$ or of their derivatives with respect to the state variable (d-concavity), but without assuming these conditions on the transition equation itself. The approaching condition is just $\lim_{t\to\pm\infty}(Γ(t,x)-Γ_\pm(t,x))=0$ uniformly on compact real sets, and so there is no restriction to the dependence on time of the limit equations. The analysis provides a powerful tool to analyze the occurrence of critical transitions for one-parametric families $x'=f(t,x,Γ^c_\pm(t,x))$. The new approach significatively widens the field of application of the results, since the evolution law of the transition equation can be essentially different from those of the limit equations. Among these applications, some scalar population dynamics models subject to non trivial predation and migration patterns are analyzed, both theoretically and numerically.
Some key points in the proofs are: to understand the transition equation as part of an orbit in its hull which approaches the $α$-limit and $ω$-limit sets; to observe that these sets concentrate all the ergodic measures; and to prove that in order to describe the dynamical possibilities of the equation it suffices that the concavity or d-concavity conditions hold for a complete measure subset of the equations of the hull. |
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| spellingShingle | Critical Transitions for Asymptotically Concave or D-Concave Nonautonomous Differential Equations with Applications in Ecology Dueñas, Jesús Núñez, Carmen Obaya, Rafael Dynamical Systems 37B55, 37G35, 37N25 The occurrence of tracking or tipping situations for a transition equation $x'=f(t,x,Γ(t,x))$ is analyzed under the assumptions on concavity in $x$ either of the maps giving rise to the asymptotic equations $x'=f(t,x,Γ_\pm(t,x))$ or of their derivatives with respect to the state variable (d-concavity), but without assuming these conditions on the transition equation itself. The approaching condition is just $\lim_{t\to\pm\infty}(Γ(t,x)-Γ_\pm(t,x))=0$ uniformly on compact real sets, and so there is no restriction to the dependence on time of the limit equations. The analysis provides a powerful tool to analyze the occurrence of critical transitions for one-parametric families $x'=f(t,x,Γ^c_\pm(t,x))$. The new approach significatively widens the field of application of the results, since the evolution law of the transition equation can be essentially different from those of the limit equations. Among these applications, some scalar population dynamics models subject to non trivial predation and migration patterns are analyzed, both theoretically and numerically. Some key points in the proofs are: to understand the transition equation as part of an orbit in its hull which approaches the $α$-limit and $ω$-limit sets; to observe that these sets concentrate all the ergodic measures; and to prove that in order to describe the dynamical possibilities of the equation it suffices that the concavity or d-concavity conditions hold for a complete measure subset of the equations of the hull. |
| title | Critical Transitions for Asymptotically Concave or D-Concave Nonautonomous Differential Equations with Applications in Ecology |
| topic | Dynamical Systems 37B55, 37G35, 37N25 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.17566 |