Final Study Guide Flashcards
(35 cards)
Positive Feedback loop
both signs on diagram are +
Negative Feedback Loop
signs are opposite on diagram
Sigmoid Function
(X^n)/(1+x^N)
decreasing sigmoid Function
(1)/(1+x^N)
logistic growth equation
rn(1-(n/k))
Linear Stability Analysis
positive tangent line slope
unstable
Linear Stability Analysis
negative tangent line slope
stable
______________________ is a region of the state space for which when you get close enough to that region we will continue to move closer to it forever.
attractor
Two examples of attractors
stable equilibrium
limit cycle attractor (oscillation)
What are the two conditions for a limit cycle attractor
- the equilibrium must be an unstable spiral (must spiral outwards)
- Somewhere in the stable spiral around that must be a stable spiral
When these conditions are met a limit cycle attracter will form sandwiched between both spirals
___________ an equilibrium that spirals inward
stable spiral- spiral sink
_______________ an equilibrium that spirals outward
unstable spiral- spiral source
_________________ an equilibrium that has change vectors that point toward the equilibrium point
stable node (sink)
________________ an equilibrium point with change vectors point away from equilibrium point
unstable node (source)
____________ an equilibrium that has both stable and unstable tendencies. The x will be stable while y is unstable or vise versa
saddle point
__________________ when two equilibrium (one stable and one unstable) get closer and closer, collide, and disappear
saddle node bifurcation
______________ a type of bifurcation in which two equilibrium (one stable and one unstable) get closer, collide, swap stabilities and continue with the parameters
transcrital bifurcation
_______________ a stable equilibrium becomes an unstable equilibria and two stable equilibria appear on either side
pitch fork bifurcation
_____________________ of an equilibrium is the set of all points in the state space that eventually flow toward that stable point
Basin of attraction
formula for the average rate of change
Delta X/ Delta T
How would you find instantaneous rate of change
Average rate of change= Delta X/ Delta T
Use two delta T’s close to each other
Then use slope formula
What information tells you the total value on a graph
the area under the curve
How would you find the area under the curve
P(t)* Delta T. yen add all the values for the interval in units of delta T.
Derivative in terms of geometry
slope of tangent line