General multi-scale estimates for Lyapunov data of Perron-Frobenius matrices. The case of diluted autocatalytic chemical reaction networks

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contents Autocatalytic chemical reaction networks are dynamical systems whose linearization around zero, dX/dt = AX, is represented by a Perron-Frobenius matrix A with positive Lyapunov exponent; this exponent gives the growth rate of the species concentration vector X in the diluted regime, i.e. in a vicinity of zero. We introduce here a new, general recursive procedure providing precise quantitative information about Lyapunov data, namely, the Lyapunov eigenvalue, and left and right eigenvectors. Our estimates are based on a multi-scale algorithm inspired from Wilson's renormalization group method in quantum field theory, and Markov chain arguments introduced in (Nghe & Unterberger). They are compatible with the very scarce knowledge of kinetic rates (coefficients of A) generally available in chemistry, and take on the form of simple rational functions of the latter.
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spellingShingle General multi-scale estimates for Lyapunov data of Perron-Frobenius matrices. The case of diluted autocatalytic chemical reaction networks
Unterberger, Jeremie
Probability
Mathematical Physics
60J10, 60J27, 60J28, 93-10, 92E20
Autocatalytic chemical reaction networks are dynamical systems whose linearization around zero, dX/dt = AX, is represented by a Perron-Frobenius matrix A with positive Lyapunov exponent; this exponent gives the growth rate of the species concentration vector X in the diluted regime, i.e. in a vicinity of zero. We introduce here a new, general recursive procedure providing precise quantitative information about Lyapunov data, namely, the Lyapunov eigenvalue, and left and right eigenvectors. Our estimates are based on a multi-scale algorithm inspired from Wilson's renormalization group method in quantum field theory, and Markov chain arguments introduced in (Nghe & Unterberger). They are compatible with the very scarce knowledge of kinetic rates (coefficients of A) generally available in chemistry, and take on the form of simple rational functions of the latter.
title General multi-scale estimates for Lyapunov data of Perron-Frobenius matrices. The case of diluted autocatalytic chemical reaction networks
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
60J10, 60J27, 60J28, 93-10, 92E20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.11073