Numerical Simulation of Predator-Prey Patterns in Marine Organisms

This paper mainly investigates the application of predator-prey systems. By deriving the first-order principles of the stochastic partial differential equations, we analyzed the stability of the model at the equilibrium point. The coefficients of the outgoing amplitude equation were deduced using the Wakefield nonlinear analysis. The model was numerically simulated by setting parameters using the nine-point difference method, and the simulation results are in agreement with the numerical results. In addition, a marine predator-prey model combining the fear effect and refuge environment is proposed in this paper, and the pattern formation mechanism of species coexistence is revealed through theoretical analysis and numerical simulation.

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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4236/jamp.2025.135104
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Marine and fisheries research
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Numerical Simulation of Predator-Prey Patterns in Marine Organisms

Shuai Zhang, Zhiyuan Li
Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics
Marine and fisheries research
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Numerical Simulation of Predator-Prey Patterns in Marine Organisms

Shuai Zhang, Zhiyuan Li
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Abstract

This paper mainly investigates the application of predator-prey systems. By deriving the first-order principles of the stochastic partial differential equations, we analyzed the stability of the model at the equilibrium point. The coefficients of the outgoing amplitude equation were deduced using the Wakefield nonlinear analysis. The model was numerically simulated by setting parameters using the nine-point difference method, and the simulation results are in agreement with the numerical results. In addition, a marine predator-prey model combining the fear effect and refuge environment is proposed in this paper, and the pattern formation mechanism of species coexistence is revealed through theoretical analysis and numerical simulation.

Journal of Applied Mathematics and PhysicsVol. 13(05)
Inner Mongolia University of Technology (CN)
Life below water
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Marine and fisheries research
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