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Title: Noise-induced symmetry breaking in a network of excitable ecological systems
Authors: Narang, A.
Banerjee, T.
Dutta, P.S.
Keywords: Biodiversity
Ecosystems
Adaptive capacity
Asynchronous oscillation
Consumer-resource systems
Ecological systems
Ecosystem stability
Network noise
Network structures
Noise intensities
Steady state
Symmetry breakings
Linear stability analysis
Collective dynamics
Coupled oscillators
Dynamics of networks
Population dynamics
Issue Date: 28-Oct-2024
Abstract: Noise-induced symmetry breaking has barely been unveiled on the ecological grounds, though its occurrence may elucidate mechanisms responsible for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem stability. Here, for a network of excitable consumer-resource systems, we show that the interplay of network structure and noise intensity manifests a transition from homogeneous steady states to inhomogeneous steady states, resulting in noise-induced symmetry breaking. On further increasing the noise intensity, there exist asynchronous oscillations, leading to heterogeneity crucial for maintaining a system's adaptive capacity. The observed collective dynamics can be understood analytically in the framework of linear stability analysis of the corresponding deterministic system.
URI: http://dspace.iitrpr.ac.in:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/4757
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