A simple model of evolution to equilibrium between two power branches

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Authors A. P. Mikhailov, L. F. Yukhno

Publication date 16 February 2003

Published in Matematicheskoe Modelirovanie (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL http://mathnet.ru/eng/mm/v13/i1/p65

zbMATH Keywords

behavioral propertiesmathematical modelpower branchesstable equilibrim

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Stability of manifolds of solutions to ordinary differential equations (34D35) Dynamic games (91A25) History, political science (91F10)

Review text

A simple model describing a temporal dynamics of evolution to equilibrium in a system of two competing political forces (for instance, two power branches) is built and investigated preliminary. A dependence of the equilibrium values of the power levels, the time of evolution to the equilibrium and other relevant quantities from behavioral properties of partners (for instance, from their ``love to power) is studied. As a mathematical object the model is a system of two non-linear first order ordinary differential equations. NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEThe system of equations has always positive points of equilibrim; all of them (no more than three) range within the power rectangle \(P\). In other words, equilibrium levels of power are placed between levels, which are desirable for both partners (compromiss of power). In all studied cases of competition were revealed, that quarantee of stable equilibrium is imperative: ``do not wish too many power for yourself, and too less power for your rival. Striving of partners to change the stable equilibrium for own benefit should be accompanied by mobilization of according resources. These conclusions based on some quantitative relationships and can be specified to the real situation, describing by the mathematical model.

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