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| author | Wang, Haiyan |
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| contents | This paper analyzes the stationary distributions of populations governed by the discrete stochastic logistic and Ricker difference equations at equilibrium examines with the gamma distribution. We identify mathematical relationships between the intrinsic growth rate in the stochastic equations and the parameters of the gamma distribution with a small stochastic perturbation. We present the biological significance of these relationships, emphasizing how the stochastic perturbation and shape parameter of the gamma distribution influence population dynamics at equilibrium. Furthermore, we identify two branches of the intrinsic growth rate, representing alternative stable states corresponding to higher and lower growth rates. This duality provides deeper insights into population stability and resilience under stochastic conditions. |
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| spellingShingle | Equilibrium Analysis of Discrete Stochastic Population Models with Gamma Distribution Wang, Haiyan Populations and Evolution 39A50 This paper analyzes the stationary distributions of populations governed by the discrete stochastic logistic and Ricker difference equations at equilibrium examines with the gamma distribution. We identify mathematical relationships between the intrinsic growth rate in the stochastic equations and the parameters of the gamma distribution with a small stochastic perturbation. We present the biological significance of these relationships, emphasizing how the stochastic perturbation and shape parameter of the gamma distribution influence population dynamics at equilibrium. Furthermore, we identify two branches of the intrinsic growth rate, representing alternative stable states corresponding to higher and lower growth rates. This duality provides deeper insights into population stability and resilience under stochastic conditions. |
| title | Equilibrium Analysis of Discrete Stochastic Population Models with Gamma Distribution |
| topic | Populations and Evolution 39A50 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.15859 |