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Steady State Distribution and Stability Analysis of Random Differential Equations with Uncertainties and Superpositions: Application to a Predator Prey Model

Wolfgang Hoegele
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We present a computational framework to investigate steady state distributions and perform stability analysis for random ordinary differential equations driven by parameter uncertainty. Using the nonlinear Rosenzweig McArthur predator prey model as a case study, we characterize the non-trivial equilibrium steady state of the system and investigate its complex distribution when the parameter probability densities are multi-modal mixture models with partially overlapping or separated components. In consequence, this application includes both, uncertainties and superpositions, of the system parameters. In addition, we present the stability analysis of steady states based on the eigenvalue distribution of the system's Jacobian matrix in this stochastic regime. The steady state posterior density and stability metrics are computed with a recently published Monte Carlo based numerical scheme specifically designed for random equation systems (Hoegele, 2026). Particularly, the simplicity of this stochastic extension of dynamic systems combined with a broadly applicable computational approach is demonstrated. Numerical experiments show the emergence of multi-modal steady state distributions of the predator prey model and we calculate their stability regions, illustrating the method's applicability to uncertainty quantification in dynamical systems.

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Wolfgang Hoegele. 2026-03-04. Steady State Distribution and Stability Analysis of Random Differential Equations with Uncertainties and Superpositions: Application to a Predator Prey Model. https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.03845

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