Étude des conditions d'extinction d'un système prédateur-proie généralisé avec récolte contrôlée
In this master thesis, we study a generalized Gause predator-prey system with controlled prey harvest and a generalized Holling response function of type III. We introduce a controlled prey harvesting function taking into account the number of preys with a harvesting threshold. This makes the system realistic, it optimizes the harvesting, and it prevents the possibility of species' extinction which exists in the system with constant harvest for all parameters. This type of harvesting function a priori implies handling a discontinuous system : therefore we study smoothing techniques of such discontinuities by regularization. We first return on systems without and with constant harvest by drawing the exact bifurcation diagrams and phase portraits of those systems. Then, we study the discontinuous system and the regularization methods in order to choose the optimal one. Finally, we put together everything by studying the regularized prey harvesting system through a complete study of the prey stocking system, and we highlight the different effects on the phase portraits under the initial conditions.
Cycles limites Controlled harvesting Discontinuous dynamical system Regularization Hoft bifurcation Heteroclinic bifurcation Limit cycles Prey stocking