Growth with regulation in fluctuating environments. II. Intrinsic lower bounds to population size
asymptotic behaviourasymptotic momentscarrying capacityequilibrium statesintrinsic fertility ratelogarithmic nonlinearitylogarithmic singularitymonotone transformationpopulation growthrandom fluctuationsstationary normal processstochastic differential equation of Stratonovich typethird order deterministic modelthreshold levelwhite noiseWiener processzero population size
[For part I see the preceding review, Zbl 0553.92016.] A third order deterministic model is proposed for population growth characterized by three equilibrium states: the zero population size, the carrying capacity and a threshold level after which ultimate extinction is secured. The authors analyze the above model when random fluctuations are introduced in the intrinsic fertility rate which then becomes a stationary normal process \(a+\Lambda (t)\) with \(\Lambda\) (t) being a white noise. A stochastic differential equation of Stratonovich type is thus obtained, which defines a temporally homogeneous diffusion process X(t). By means of a monotone transformation a Wiener process Y(t) is obtained such that its transition p.d.f. allows an easy computation of the transition p.d.f. of X(t); the asymptotic behaviour of that is analyzed. An alternative equation involving a logarithmic nonlinearity is also considered, which still allows three equilibrium states, and, as in the previous case, can be transformed into a stochastic differential equation for a Wiener process. Furthermore, a model which does not always allow a steady state distribution is analyzed; in the case in which, under suitable conditions, it does exist, this distribution is used to obtain the asymptotic moments of the population. Finally, a model with a logarithmic singularity is studied which always admits a steady state distribution, but on the other hand none of the moments always exist.
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