具有年龄结构的捕食种群系统的最优收获策略

分析了一类基于年龄结构的食饵-捕食者系统的最优收获问题．证明了系统非负解的存在唯一性、解对控制变量的连续依赖性．讨论了最优策略的存在性,利用法锥和Dubovitskii-Milyutin理论导出了最优性条件．     

年龄等级结构捕食系统模型的最优控制

研究一类捕食系统的最优收获问题,食饵与捕食者种群内部具有年龄等级结构.运用相对紧性和极值化序列方法证明了最优解的存在性,通过构造适当的共轭系统并结合凸集的切锥法锥理论完成了最优策略刻画,给出了最优策略及种群密度的仿真方法和算例.     

具有时滞和避难所的比率型-捕食者-两竞争食饵模型

讨论了一类具有时滞和避难所的比率型非自治三种群捕食者-食饵模型,运用Liapunov函数方法得到了该模型一致持久和全局渐近稳定的充分条件;并讨论了其周期系统正周期解的存在唯一性和全局吸引性.     

一类基于尺度结构的种群系统的最优收获

分析一类食饵种群带有尺度结构的种群系统的最优收获问题.利用不动点定理证明了状态系统及其共轭系统非负解的存在唯一性,解对控制变量的连续依赖性.应用切锥法锥技巧导出了最优性条件,借助Ekeland变分原理讨论了最优收获策略的存在唯一性,推广了年龄结构种群模型中的相应结论.     

具有Size结构的捕食种群系统的最优收获策略

分析了一类捕食者种群带有Size结构的捕食-被捕食系统的最优收获问题. 利用不动点定理证明了状态系统及其共轭系统非负解的存在唯一性、解对控制变量的连续依赖性. 应用切锥法锥技巧导出了最优性条件, 借助Ekeland变分原理讨论了最优收获策略的存在唯一性, 推广了年龄结构种群模型中的相应结论.     

一类捕食者-食饵系统的全局结构

本文中我们证明了关于一般捕食者-食饵系统不存在闭轨线的定理,即文中定理2.应用这一定理和关于捕食者-食饵系统极限环的存在唯一性定理[1],我们完成了在各种参数条件对一个具体的捕食者-食饵系统模型[2]的研究.     

改进了的捕食者-食饵系统的征税模型分析

探讨了Holling功能性反应的捕食者-食饵征税模型,修改了更合理的捕获函数.讨论了该系统生物经济平衡点的性态,正平衡点的局部渐近稳定性和全局渐近稳定性条件,并利用Pontrjagin最大值原理得到了最优税收策略.为可再生资源的合理开发利用提供了理论依据.     

基于尺度结构的捕食-食饵种群系统的最优收获率北大核心CSCD

文章研究了基于尺度结构的捕食-食饵种群系统的最优收获率控制问题,通过控制种群的收获率使得种群分布达到理想状态并使收获成本最小.首先借助不动点定理证明了系统解的存在唯一性,其次导出共轭系统并利用切锥-法锥理论给出了收获控制为最优的必要性条件.     

基于尺度结构的捕食-食饵种群系统的最优收获率

文章研究了基于尺度结构的捕食-食饵种群系统的最优收获率控制问题,通过控制种群的收获率使得种群分布达到理想状态并使收获成本最小.首先借助不动点定理证明了系统解的存在唯一性,其次导出共轭系统并利用切锥-法锥理论给出了收获控制为最优的必要性条件.     

具有HollingⅡ型功能反应的捕-食模型的定性分析及最优收获策略

利用微分方程的定性理论和Pontryagin最大值原理,讨论了一类食饵-捕食者种群都具有密度制约并且都具有收获的HollingⅡ型功能反应模型的性质,得到了存在边界平衡点、唯一正平衡点及各平衡点全局渐进稳定的条件,分析了相应的生物学意义,给出了最优可持续收获策略,并且用mathematica对特定参数下的系统进行了模拟.     

Homoclinic bifurcation for a general state-dependent Kolmogorov type predator–prey model with harvesting

In this paper, a general Kolmogorov type predator–prey model is considered. Together with a constant-yield predator harvesting, the state dependent feedback control strategies which take into account the impulsive harvesting on predators as well as the impulsive stocking on the prey are incorporated in the process of population interactions. We firstly study the existence of an order-1 homoclinic cycle for the system. It is shown that an order-1 positive periodic solution bifurcates from the order-1 homoclinic cycle through a homoclinic bifurcation as the impulsive predator harvesting rate crosses some critical value. The uniqueness and stability of the order-1 positive periodic solution are derived by applying the geometry theory of differential equations and the method of successor function. Finally, some numerical examples are provided to illustrate the main results. These results indicate that careful management of resources and harvesting policies is required in the applied conservation and renewable resource contexts.     

一类可再生资源系统的最优动态平衡收获

研究一类可再生资源系统的最优利用问题．首先,引进一个新的效用函数, 它依赖于收获努力度和资源量,由此导出最优控制问题．其次证明该控制问题最优解的存在性．然后,利用无穷区间上控制问题的最大值原理,得到一个非线性的四维最优系统．通过对上述系统正平衡解的详细分析,借助 Hopf 分支定理证明了极限环的存在性．之后考虑中心流形上的简化系统, 分析极限环的稳定性．最后,解释所得结果的生物经济学意义．     

Bioeconomic modelling of a three-species fishery with switching effect

This paper aims to study the problem of combined harvesting of a system involving one predator and two prey species fishery in which the predator feeds more intensively on the more abundant species. Mathematical formulation of the optimal harvest policy is given and its solution is derived in the equiblibrium case by using Pontryagin's Maximum principle. Dynamic optimization of the harvest policy is also discussed by takingE(t), the combined harvest effort, as a dynamic variable. Biological and bioeconomic interpretations of the results associated with the optimal equilibirum solution are explained. The significance of the constraints required for the existence of an optimal singular control are also given.     

Optimal control of harvesting coupled with boundary control in a predator—prey system

We consider boundary control and control via harvesting in a parabolic predator—prey system for a bounded region. The boundary control depicts the relationship between the boundary environment and the possibly harmful species. In addition, a proportion of the predator is harvested for profit. We choose to maximize the objective functional which incorporates the amount of the prey and the revenue of harvesting of the predator less the economic cost of sustaining a satisfactory boundary habitat and the cost due to the harvesting component. Moreover, we characterize the unique optimal control in terms of the solution to the optimality system, which is the state system coupled with the adjoint system.     

Period doubling cascades of prey–predator model with nonlinear harvesting and control of over exploitation through taxation

The present study investigates a prey predator type model for conservation of ecological resources through taxation with nonlinear harvesting. The model uses the harvesting function as proposed by Agnew (1979) [1] which accounts for the handling time of the catch and also the competition between standard vessels being utilized for harvesting of resources. In this paper we consider a three dimensional dynamic effort prey–predator model with Holling type-II functional response. The conditions for uniform persistence of the model have been derived. The existence and stability of bifurcating periodic solution through Hopf bifurcation have been examined for a particular set of parameter value. Using numerical examples it is shown that the system admits periodic, quasi-periodic and chaotic solutions. It is observed that the system exhibits periodic doubling route to chaos with respect to tax. Many forms of complexities such as chaotic bands (including periodic windows, period-doubling bifurcations, period-halving bifurcations and attractor crisis) and chaotic attractors have been observed. Sensitivity analysis is carried out and it is observed that the solutions are highly dependent to the initial conditions. Pontryagin’s Maximum Principle has been used to obtain optimal tax policy to maximize the monetary social benefit as well as conservation of the ecosystem.     

Food chain model with optimal harvesting in fuzzy environment

A multispecies harvesting model with mutual interactions is formulated based on Lotka–Voltera model with three competing species which are affected not only by harvesting but also by the presence of prey, predator and the third species, which is super predator. In order to understand the dynamics of the system, it is assumed that the super predator follows the logistic growth. Further, there is demand for all the above three species in the market and hence harvesting of all species is performed. We derive the condition for global stability of the system using a suitable Lyapunov function. The possibility of existence of bioeconomic equilibrium is discussed. The optimal harvest policy is studied and the solution is derived under imprecise inflation in fuzzy environment using Pontryagin’s maximal principle. Finally some numerical examples are discussed to illustrate the model.     

Optimal impulsive harvesting on non-autonomous Beverton–Holt difference equations

Many recent advances in the theory of the optimal economic exploitation of renewable fish resources have been gained by applying optimal control theory. However, despite these successes, much less is known about how seasonal environments affect the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) (or population persistence) and any effects of relations between intensity and frequency of harvesting. Assuming that fish populations follow Beverton–Holt equations we investigated impulsive harvesting in seasonal environments, focusing on both economic aspects and resource sustainability. We first investigated the existence and stability of a periodic solution and its analytic formula, and then showed that the population persistence depends on the intensity and frequency of harvesting. With the MSY as a management objective, we investigated optimal impulsive harvesting policies. The optimal harvesting effort that maximizes the sustainable yield, the corresponding optimal population level, and the MSY are obtained by using discrete Euler–Lagrange equations and product formulae, and their explicit expressions were obtained in terms of the intrinsic growth rate, the carrying capacity, and the impulsive moments. These results imply that harvest timing is of crucial importance to the MSY. Since impulsive differential equations incorporate elements of continuous and discrete systems, we can apply all results obtained for Beverton–Holt equations with impulsive effects to periodic logistic equations with impulsive harvesting.     

Optimal impulsive harvesting on non-autonomous Beverton–Holt difference equations

Many recent advances in the theory of the optimal economic exploitation of renewable fish resources have been gained by applying optimal control theory. However, despite these successes, much less is known about how seasonal environments affect the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) (or population persistence) and any effects of relations between intensity and frequency of harvesting. Assuming that fish populations follow Beverton–Holt equations we investigated impulsive harvesting in seasonal environments, focusing on both economic aspects and resource sustainability. We first investigated the existence and stability of a periodic solution and its analytic formula, and then showed that the population persistence depends on the intensity and frequency of harvesting. With the MSY as a management objective, we investigated optimal impulsive harvesting policies. The optimal harvesting effort that maximizes the sustainable yield, the corresponding optimal population level, and the MSY are obtained by using discrete Euler–Lagrange equations and product formulae, and their explicit expressions were obtained in terms of the intrinsic growth rate, the carrying capacity, and the impulsive moments. These results imply that harvest timing is of crucial importance to the MSY. Since impulsive differential equations incorporate elements of continuous and discrete systems, we can apply all results obtained for Beverton–Holt equations with impulsive effects to periodic logistic equations with impulsive harvesting.     

Optimal Harvesting in an Age-Structured Predator–Prey Model

We investigate optimal harvesting control in a predator–prey model in which the prey population is represented by a first-order partial differential equation with age-structure and the predator population is represented by an ordinary differential equation in time. The controls are the proportions of the populations to be harvested, and the objective functional represents the profit from harvesting. The existence and uniqueness of the optimal control pair are established.     

Optimal harvesting policy of a stochastic predator–prey model with time delay

This paper concerns the optimal harvesting of a stochastic delay predator–prey model. Sufficient and necessary conditions for the existence of an optimal control are established. The optimal harvesting effort and the maximum value of the cost function are obtained as well. Some numerical tests are given to illustrate the main results.