Résumé
We provide an asymptotic analysis of a nonlinear integro-differential equation which describes the evolutionary dynamics of a population which reproduces sexually and which is subject to selection and competition. The sexual reproduction is modeled via a nonlinear integral term, known as the Fisher's 'infinitesimal model'. We consider a small segregational variance regime, where a parameter in the infinitesimal model, which measures the deviation between the trait of the offspring and the mean parental trait, is small with respect to the selection variance. In this regime, we characterize the steady states of the problem and analyze their stability. Our method relies on a spectral analysis involving Hermite polynomials, highlighting the specific structure of the nonlinear reproduction term.