Extended permanence conjecture for confined endotactic reaction systems

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Let NN be a confined endotactic reaction system, and let M(N)\mathfrak M^\ell(N) denote its associated differential inclusion. A differential inclusion is permanent when its trajectories remain uniformly bounded away from the boundary and are bounded. Extended permanence conjecture. For every confined endotactic reaction system NN, the differential inclusion M(N)\mathfrak M^\ell(N) is permanent. This conjecture extends Feinberg's persistence conjecture by weakening weak reversibility to endotacticity, allowing variable rate constants, and strengthening persistence to permanence; it remains open.

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Manoj Gopalkrishnan, Ezra Miller and Anne Shiu, “A Projection Argument for Differential Inclusions, with Applications to Persistence of Mass-Action Kinetics”, arXiv:1208.0874 (2013).

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