Permanence for continuous-time competitive Kolmogorov systems via the carrying simplex

Lei Niu; Yuheng Song

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Permanence for continuous-time competitive Kolmogorov systems via the carrying simplex

Lei Niu·Yuheng Song

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In this paper we study the permanence and impermanence for continuous-time competitive Kolmogorov systems via the carrying simplex. We first give an extension to attractors of V. Hutson's results on the existence of repellors in continuous-time dynamical systems that have found wide use in the study of permanence via average Liapunov functions. We then give a general criterion for the stability of the boundary of carrying simplex for competitive Kolmogorov systems of differential equations, which determines the permanence and impermanence of such systems. Based on the criterion, we present a complete classification of the permanence and impermanence in terms of inequalities on parameters for all three-dimensional competitive systems which have linearly determined nullclines. The results are applied to many classical models in population dynamics including the Lotka-Volterrra system, Gompertz system, Leslie-Gower system and Ricker system.

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Lei Niu, Yuheng Song. 2024-03-09. Permanence for continuous-time competitive Kolmogorov systems via the carrying simplex. https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.05853

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