On construction and a class of non-Volterra cubic stochastic operators (Q2928740)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6367658
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    On construction and a class of non-Volterra cubic stochastic operators
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6367658

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      10 November 2014
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      simplex
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      cubic stochastic operator
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      Volterra cubic operator
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      On construction and a class of non-Volterra cubic stochastic operators (English)
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      In present paper a construction of a cubic stochastic operator (CSO) on a finite-dimensional simplex is given and a class of non-Volterra CSOs is described. The construction depends on a probability measure \(\mu\) which is given on a fixed finite graph \(G\). It is shown that if \(\mu\) is the product measure being defined on the components then the corresponding non-Volterra operators can be reduced to \(N\) Volterra CSOs defined on the components (where \(N\) is the number of components). By such a reduction we describe the behavior of trajectories of a non-Volterra CSO defined on the three-dimensional simplex.NEWLINENEWLINEIn the paper, a probable biological interpretation is presented. It is assumed that the evolution of some biological systems consists of 4 types of individuals. Considering the limit of the trajectory of the non-Volterra CSO, the authors conclude that:NEWLINENEWLINE(1) the biological system has up to 5 equilibrium states,NEWLINENEWLINE(2) if a system is in an equilibrium state, then it can have (depending on the state) only one of 4 types.
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