The phrase "a stable equilibria" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "stable equilibrium" since "equilibria" is the plural form of "equilibrium."
Example: "The system reached a stable equilibrium after several adjustments were made."
Alternatives: "a stable state" or "a steady balance."
For a fixed level of policing, there exists a plane of stable equilibria with competitive specialists and a less competitive, self-policing class.
The figure is characterised by one unstable equilibrium (labelled B in Fig. 2a) and two stable equilibria (labelled A and C in Fig. 2a).
However, we have seen in Sect. 4 that the deterministic dynamics for neural fields frequently exhibits a classical bistable structure with a saddle-state between stable equilibria.
We also show how the weakly nonlinear analysis of the C-R system (1.3) is able to point out some interesting phenomena like stable supercritical and subcritical Turing patterns and a hysteretic-type phenomenology due to the presence of a multiplicity of real stable equilibria for the amplitude equation in the subcritical case.
The aim of this study is to examine the fractional-order form of a 3D system with stable equilibria and its full-state hybrid projective synchronization schemes.
Clearly, there exist two attractors A 1 and A 2, which are asymptotically stable equilibria.
However, we have shown that details of TF-promoter interactions can be a critical determinant for a regulatory network to exhibit multiple stable equilibria.
A six-term system with stable equilibria was presented in [23].
Interestingly, the six-term system with stable equilibria exhibited a double-scroll chaotic attractor [23].
In an ideal structure model zero net energy input is required for the reconfiguration, compared to transitions between stable equilibria across a potential barrier.
