Global Stability of Wright-Type Equations with Negative Schwarzian

Simplicity of the $37/24$-global stability criterion announced by E.M. Wright in 1955 and rigorously proved by B. Bánhelyi et al in 2014 for the delayed logistic equation raised the question of its possible extension for other population models. In our study, we answer this question by extending the $37/24$-stability condition for the Wright-type equations with decreasing smooth nonlinearity $f$ which has a negative Schwarzian and satisfies the standard negative feedback and boundedness assumptions. The proof contains the construction and careful analysis of qualitative properties of certain bounding relations. To validate our conclusions, these relations are evaluated at finite sets of points; for this purpose, we systematically use interval analysis.

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SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems
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2026-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.1137/25m1737298
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Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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Global Stability of Wright-Type Equations with Negative Schwarzian

Manuel J. Castro, Jana Kopfová, Sergei Trofımchuk, Karel Hası́k
SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems
Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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Global Stability of Wright-Type Equations with Negative Schwarzian

Manuel J. Castro, Jana Kopfová, Sergei Trofımchuk, Karel Hası́k
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Abstract

Simplicity of the $37/24$-global stability criterion announced by E.M. Wright in 1955 and rigorously proved by B. Bánhelyi et al in 2014 for the delayed logistic equation raised the question of its possible extension for other population models. In our study, we answer this question by extending the $37/24$-stability condition for the Wright-type equations with decreasing smooth nonlinearity $f$ which has a negative Schwarzian and satisfies the standard negative feedback and boundedness assumptions. The proof contains the construction and careful analysis of qualitative properties of certain bounding relations. To validate our conclusions, these relations are evaluated at finite sets of points; for this purpose, we systematically use interval analysis.

SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical SystemsVol. 25(2)
University of Talca (CL), Silesian University in Opava (CZ)
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Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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