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Spatial Lotka-Volterra Systems Joe Wildenberg Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53706 USA
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Lotka-Volterra Equation Nonlinear r i are growth rates – set to 1 (Coste et. al) a ij are interactions Widely used – chemistry, biology, economics, etc.
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Interaction Matrix Rows effect species i Columns show how species i effects others Not necessarily symmetric!
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Spatial Dependence Structure of equations contains no spatial dependence Why include? Real-world systems have it!
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Spatial Interaction Matrices
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Rows are permutations of each other All species are identical Circulant Matrices
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Case “Z” Ring Mathematically simple ii+1i-2
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Z’s Eigenvalues
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Case “Y” Goals Ring Interactions decrease with distance i
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Bees can only fly so far from their hive Interactions with other bees depends on distance Can be influenced by far hives if their neighbors are affected Buzz
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Case “Y” Goals Ring Interactions decrease with distance Chaotic Populations above 10 -6 (Ovaskainen and Hanski, 2003) i
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Lyapunov Functions An “energy” function Always positive Equilibrium point has value of zero Value decreases along all orbits If one exists, no periodicity or chaos is possible
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Ring Lotka-Volterra Lyapunov Function Requirements (Zeeman, 1997) Circulant interaction matrix (all species identical) Real part of the eigenvalues positive
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Ring Lotka-Volterra Lyapunov Function (cont.) Eigenvalues: Lyapunov function exists if:
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Case “Z” revisited c 1 = 1, c 2 = b = 1, c N-1 = a = 1 all others zero ii+1i-2
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Case “Z” revisited (cont.) Largest LELyapunov Function
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Case “Y” revisited.
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Case “Y” revisited (cont.) Largest LELyapunov Function
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Line Systems Not restricted by Lyapunov function Most likely others Real-world examples exist Many ways to create boundary conditions
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Boundary Conditions Simply sever ring (remove entries in lower left and upper right of A) Hold ends fixed “Mirror” – strengthen connections on opposite side
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21 2 “Mirror” 1 1 1 1 1 … …
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Mirror Y Similar spatio-temporal patterns More restrictive parameter space
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Mirror Y (cont.) LineRing
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Line Eigenvalues
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Line Eigenvalues (cont.)
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Future Work Understand eigenvalues of line systems Determine Lyapunov function(s) Apply results to real-world systems
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