淺談數學模型與生態學 清大數學系 許世壁 Jan. 30, 2011 2011高中教師清華營.

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淺談數學模型與生態學 清大數學系 許世壁 Jan. 30, 2011 2011高中教師清華營

I. 影響人類的生態數學模型 (1) Malthusin Model (The Exponential Law) Malthus (1798) proposed a mathematical model which assume the rate of growth is proportional to the size of the population. Let be the population size, then where is called per capita growth rate or intrinsic growth.

Then 馬爾薩斯在其書 ”An Essay on the Principle of population” 提出馬爾薩斯人口論。其主張為 人口之成長呈幾何級數,糧食之成長呈算術級數。 The rule of 70 is useful rule of thumb. 1% growth rate results in a doubling every 70 years. At 2% doubling occurs every 35 years. (since )

(2) Logistic Equation Pierre-Francois Verhult (1804-1849) in 1838 proposed that the rate of reproduction to proportional to both existing population and the amount of available resources.

Let be the population of a species at time , Due to intraspecific competition

Besides ecology, logistic equation is widely applied in Chemistry: autocatalytical reaction Physics: Fermi distribution Linguistics: language change Economics: Medicine: modeling of growth of tumors

Robert May ( Ph.D in plasma physics) 1970

Period-doubling cascade: Logistic map shows a route to chaos by period-doubling

is called the universal number discovered by Feigenbaum is called the universal number discovered by Feigenbaum. The number is independent of the maps, for example

http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Logistic_map http://demonstrations http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_map http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/LogisticMapOnsetOfChaos/

The bifurcation diagram is a fractal (碎形): If you zoom in on the value r=3.82 and focus on one arm of the three, the situation nearby looks like a shrunk and slightly distorted version of the whole diagram

Chaos in the sense of Li and Yorke Reference: Li (李天岩, 清華1968) and Yorke, Period three implies chaos, AMS Monthly (1975) is chaotic if Period three period If has a periodic point of least period not a power of 2, then “Scramble” set S (uncountable) s.t. (a) in S (b) period point of

Shorkovsky Theorem(1960): Sharkovsky ordering If and f has periodic point of period Then f has a periodic point of period .

Chaos in the sense of Devaney is chaotic on if has sensitive dependence on initial conditions. is topological transitive Periodic points are dense in is topological transitive if for there exists such that

Fashion Dress, designed and made by Eri Matsui, Keiko Kimoto, and Kazuyuki Aihara (Eri Matsui is a famous fashion designer in Japan) This dress is designed based on the bifurcation diagram of the logistic map

This dress is designed based on the following two-dimensional chaotic map:

Lotka-Volterra Predator-Prey model In the mid 1930’s, the Italian biologist Umberto D’Ancona was studying the population variation of various species of fish that interact with each other. The selachisns (sharks) is the predator and the food fish are prey. The data shows periodic fluctuation of the population of prey and predator. The data of food fish for the port of Fiume, Italy, during the years 1914-1923: 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 11.9% 21.4% 22.1% 21.2% 36.4% 27.3% 16.0% 15.9% 14.8% 10.7%

He was puzzled and turn the problem to his colleague, Vito Volterra, the famous Italian mathematician. Volterra constructed a mathematical model to explain this phenomenon. Let be the population of prey at time . We assume that in the absence of predation, grows exponentially. The predator consumes prey and the growth rate is proportional to the population of prey, is the death rate of predator

Periodic orbits in phase plane

Independently Chemist Lotka(1920) Independently Chemist Lotka(1920) proposed a mathematical model of autocatalysis Where is maintained at a constant concentration . The first two reactions are autocatalytic. The Law of Mass Action gives

Classical Lotka-Volterra Two-Species Competition Model

Competition of Three Species (Robert May 1976) 剪刀、石頭、布 We assume: has same intrinsic growth rate In the absence of , win over .

Thank you for your attention.