Abstract

Two extensions of stochastic logistic model for fish growth have been examined. The basic features of a logistic growth rate are deeply influenced by the carrying capacity of the system and the changes are periodical with time. Introduction of a new parameter , enlarges the scope of investing the growthof different fish species. For rapid growth lying between 1 and 2 and for slowly growing.

Highlights

  • Resources generated through bio-reproduction processes and through bio-chemical processes constitute a rare and unique gift of the nature to the human race

  • It has been observed that models proposed for fish growth as well as other neoclassical growth models in this direction are described by a relevant first order ordinary differential equation

  • First we have investigated the logistic growth rate when it is influenced by the carrying capacity of the system and have analyzed the modified logistic model for fish growth

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Introduction

Resources generated through bio-reproduction processes and through bio-chemical processes constitute a rare and unique gift of the nature to the human race. These resources are renewable by the very nature of biological processes. Fishery is a prime example of renewable resources that the human race has been exploiting for its survival and shelter since the time immemorial. It has been recently observed that most of the fishery processes are non-linear and stochastic in nature; and during the foregoing decade a great deal of research work has been pursued to elucidate the role of nonlinearity and stochasticity in the evolution of the processes. We have been motivated to make a theoretical attempt to study stochastic logistic models of fish growth

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