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Logistic Population with Seasonal Harvesting dy/dt = y(1 − y/K) − H(t)

Reveals seasonal limit-cycle oscillation above critical biomass vs. sudden population collapse below the saddle-node separatrix.

Normalized Quiver Slope Field (Click Anywhere on Plane to Drop New RK4 Trajectory)

Initial-Value Trajectory Summary (RK4 vs. Euler)

dy/dxy*(1 - y/3) - 0.55*(1 + 0.6*sin(2*x)) , y(0) = 2.6
RK4 y(8)2.1312 (Euler: 2.11452)

More ODE Slope Field Models

Thermal & First-Order Linear ODEs
Newton’s Law of Cooling dy/dt = −k(y − T_env) — Exponential Attractor Line

All trajectories exponentially approach horizontal equilibrium asymptote y = 1 regardless of initial temperature y(0).

dy/dx = -0.6*(y - 1)
Population Dynamics & Equilibria
Verhulst Logistic Differential Equation dy/dt = r·y(1 − y/K) — Phase Stability

Autonomous phase portrait contrasting unstable extinction equilibrium y = 0 against stable carrying capacity y = 3.

dy/dx = 0.8*y*(1 - y/3)
Nonlinear Bifurcation & Memory
Bistable Cubic ODE dy/dt = α·y(4 − y²) — Two Attractors & Separatrix Threshold

Initial states y(0) > 0 snap to upper attractor y = +2 while y(0) < 0 snap to y = −2, modeling Schmitt triggers and genetic switches.

dy/dx = 0.25*y*(4 - y^2)
Electrical Transients & Steady State
AC-Driven RC Low-Pass Filter ODE dy/dt + (1/RC)y = A·cos(ωt)

Shows transient initial offset decaying away until all RK4 trajectories lock onto the same phase-lagged sinusoidal steady state.

dy/dx = 2*cos(1.8*x) - 0.9*y
Separable Differential Equations
Separable ODE dy/dx = −kxy — Family of Gaussian Bell Solutions y = C·e^(−kx²/2)

Compares Euler’s 1st-order drift against 4th-order Runge–Kutta (RK4) across symmetric Gaussian peak trajectories.

dy/dx = -0.6*x*y
Nonlinear Riccati Equations
Riccati Nonlinear Differential Equation dy/dx = a·x² − b·y² (Airy Reduction)

Non-separable quadratic ODE appearing in optimal LQR control theory and WKB quantum tunneling approximations.

dy/dx = 0.25*x^2 - 0.35*y^2