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{ Zebra Stripes By Aaron Jackson and Kristin Emrich
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Models the rate of change in the concentration of a gene. S 0 is a concentration of a gene signal g(t) is the concentration of the gene The idea behind stripes
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The third term tells us a lot about the equation. A simpler version is The sudden change from y=0 to y=1 from y=0 to y=1 The on/off switch 0.
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Consider “dimensionless” variables The result has 2 parameters instead of 5 Simplify the equation
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We need fixed points to find bifurcations and a region that is attracting or repelling (this will indicate black or white) Bifurcation at To graph this we were given the two equations Fixed points
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a b
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A closer look a b If then so for, x will decrease If then So for, x will increase Then a is repelling and b is attracting
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Given and we must show that Remember: True, so graph r and s parametrically to see bifurcation curves Bifurcation Curves
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Graph of bifurcation curve There are 3 regions Pick coordinates in each region to find how many fixed points there are ????1 3 1
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Relating more to zebra stripes Find fixed point for or or
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Consider the patch of “zebra skin” from 0 to 4π For values approaching b, color the “skin” black; for those approaching 0, color it white b a
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“Chaos Theory”
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