Hydra Effect and Harvesting Optimal Policy in a Generalist Predator Prey Model With General Holling Type Response Functions
Solomon Alemu,
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Mohammed Yiha Dawed,
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Tesfaye Tefera Mamo
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et al.
Journal of Applied Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2025(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
study
illustrates
selective
and
combined
harvesting
efforts
to
examine
the
existence
of
hydra
effect
global
MSTY
(maximum
sustainable
total
yield)
in
a
generalist
predator–prey
mathematical
model
with
general
Holling
type
response
functions.
The
is
an
ecological
paradox
which
species’
population
size
increases
increase
its
mortality
rate.
Existence
unique
solution,
positivity,
boundedness
solution
are
verified.
equilibrium
points
their
stability
discussed.
MSTY,
bionomic
point,
optimum
level
explained.
Mainly,
this
stable
species
interaction
model,
we
showed
(i)
predator
establishes
model;
(ii)
exists
prey–predator
system
for
Type
I
(HT‐I)
functional
some
conditions;
(iii)
optimal
stock
maximizes
net
revenue
applying
effort.
However,
inducing
greater
than
causes
reduction
density,
leading
extinction.
Moreover,
declines.
analytical
results
also
supported
verified
by
numerical
simulations.
Language: Английский
Mathematical insights into the SEIQRD model with Allee and fear dynamics in the context of COVID-19
Aakash Mohandoss,
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C. Gunasundari,
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S. Sabarinathan
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et al.
Partial Differential Equations in Applied Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 100756 - 100756
Published: June 12, 2024
In
this
study,
we
introduce
and
investigate
the
SEIQRD
COVID-19
model
incorporating
Allee
fear
effects.
Employing
next-generation
matrix
method,
derive
basic
reproduction
number,
a
crucial
epidemiological
metric.
Our
exhibits
two
significant
equilibrium
points:
one
representing
disease-free
state
other
endemic
state.
Utilizing
Routh–Hurwitz
criteria,
demonstrate
that
is
locally
asymptotically
stable
when
number
(R0)
less
than
1,
while
attains
local
stability
R0
exceeds
1.
Furthermore,
establish
global
for
through
application
of
Poincare–Bendixson
properties
Dulac's
criteria.
To
complement
our
theoretical
results,
conduct
comprehensive
simulation
studies,
validating
practical
implications
findings.
Language: Английский