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kcmosele
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M=133300 r=.2662 H=4435 y(0)=1320

for the logistic model,
--what is the population at the nonzero equilibrium?


for the harvesting model,
--what are the equilibrium populations?
a. # (smaller population)
b. # (larger population)

3/31/2014 5:27:44 PM

lwoodard
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For the logistic model the population at the nonzero equilibrium is just equal to the value for M. So M=133300

3/31/2014 7:00:36 PM

lewisje
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In the differential equation y'=a*y-b*y^2-k, if a^2>4b*k (harvesting model), the two stationary solutions are, analogously to the quadratic formula, y(t)=(a±sqrt(a^2-4b*k))/(2b); populations starting below the lower stationary solution diverge to 0 and become extinct, while populations starting above it converge to the upper stationary solution: http://mathfaculty.fullerton.edu/mathews/n2003/HarvestingModelMod.html

4/2/2014 1:52:05 AM

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