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Hypergraphs and Lotka-Volterra Systems with Linear Darboux Polynomials

  • Peter H. van der Kamp

摘要

We associate parametric classes of n-component Lotka-Volterra systems which admit k additional linear Darboux polynomials, with admissible loopless hypergraphs of order n and size k. We study the equivalence relation on admissible hypergraphs induced by linear transformations of the associated LV-systems, for \(n\le 5\) n 5 . We present a new 13-parameter 5-component superintegrable Lotka-Volterra system, i.e. one that is not equivalent to a so-called tree-system. We conjecture that tree-systems associated with nonisomorphic trees are not equivalent, which we verified for \(n<9\) n < 9 .