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P-bifurcation and bistability arising from cross-correlated sine-Wiener bounded noises: A stochastic single-species model incorporating double Allee effects

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  • Yu, Xingwang
  • Wang, Shengdan
  • Yang, Yanhua
  • Ma, Yuanlin
  • Liu, Tiantian
  • Wei, Yifan

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The interplay between a noisy environment and system nonlinearity can produce counterintuitive phenomena unexplained by deterministic models. The detailed mechanisms of these phenomena, however, are not completely clear. In this paper, we propose a stochastic single-species model incorporating double Allee effects and cross-correlated sine-Wiener bounded noises to study how environmental fluctuations induce P-bifurcation and bistability. We begin by deriving an approximate Fokker–Planck equation and its stationary probability distribution. We then explore noise-induced phenomena under both strong and weak Allee effects, explaining these through potential well depth. Finally, using mean first passage time, we estimate the transition time from a persistent state to an extinction state. Our findings demonstrate that: (i) P-bifurcation occurs in both strong and weak Allee effect scenarios, signifying transitions between positive and trivial states that are not possible in the deterministic model; (ii) bistability can be induced only under a strong Allee effect; (iii) multiplicative noise, correlation degree, and correlation time increase the risk of population extinction, while additive noise and the strength of the Allee effect can delay extinction.

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  • Yu, Xingwang & Wang, Shengdan & Yang, Yanhua & Ma, Yuanlin & Liu, Tiantian & Wei, Yifan, 2025. "P-bifurcation and bistability arising from cross-correlated sine-Wiener bounded noises: A stochastic single-species model incorporating double Allee effects," Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Elsevier, vol. 193(C).
  • Handle: RePEc:eee:chsofr:v:193:y:2025:i:c:s0960077925001389
    DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2025.116125
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