The Yoccoz-Birkeland livestock population model coupled with random price dynamics (Q2684056)

The authors extend the model proposed in [\textit{S. Arlot} et al., Nonlinearity 32, No. 7, 2564--2592 (2019; Zbl 1419.37088)]. In particular, they describe the price dynamics of the livestock commodity market by a stochastic differential equation, instead of a deterministic one. The main goal is to find asymptotic results as in [loc. cit.], in particular, the existence of a global attractor. The authors prove that the population size is bounded and Lipschitz. They use the theory of random dynamical systems and random attractors, in particular the so-called pull-back approach, to prove the existence of a random attractor on the population component of the phase space. The concept of random (invariant) measure and a version of the Prohorov theorem for random measures are used to prove the existence of an invariant random measure. The authors complement their results with numerical experiments in the same spirit of [loc. cit.].