Stability of equilibrium solutions of a double power reaction-diffusion equation with a Dirac interaction

In this paper, information about the instability of equilibrium solutions of a nonlinear family of localized reaction-diffusion equations in dimension one is provided. More precisely, explicit formulas to the equilibrium solutions are computed and, via analytic perturbation theory, the exact number of positive eigenvalues of the linear operator associated to the stability problem is analyzed. In addition, sufficient conditions for blow up of the solutions of the equation are also discussed.     

Approximate inertial manifolds for reaction-diffusion equations in high space dimension

The concept of approximate inertial manifolds was introduced by Foiaset al. (1987) in the case of the two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations. These manifolds are finite dimensional smooth manifolds such that the orbits enter a very thin neighborhood of the manifold after a transient time; this concept replaces the one of inertial manifold when either an inertial manifold does not exist or its existence is not known. Our aim in this paper is to prove that approximate inertial manifolds exist for reaction-diffusion equations in high space dimension by opposition with exact inertial manifolds whose existence has only been proved in low dimension and for which nonexistence results have been obtained in space dimensionn=4.     

Standing Pulse Solutions in Reaction-Diffusion Systems with Skew-Gradient Structure

The purpose of this paper is to introduce a reaction-diffusion system with skew-gradient structure and discuss the stability of standing pulse solutions. In short, the skew-gradient system is a reaction-diffusion system which resembles a gradient system but has nonlinearities with different sign. We assume the existence of a standing pulse solution and define its orientation in some geometrical manner. Then we show that the stationary solution becomes unstable if time constants satisfy some inequality. The Evans function plays a crucial role for the stability analysis.     

Doubly nonlinear parabolic-type equations as dynamical systems

In this paper, we study a class of doubly nonlinear parabolic PDEs, where, in addition to some weak nonlinearities, also some mild nonlinearities of porous media type are allowed inside the time derivative. In order to formulate the equations as dynamical systems, some existence and uniqueness results are proved. Then the existence of a compact attractor is shown for a class of nonlinear PDEs that include doubly nonlinear porous medium-type equations. Under stronger smoothness assumptions on the nonlinearities, the finiteness of the fractal dimension of the attractor is also obtained.     

一类非经典反应扩散方程全局吸引子的正则性

考虑了一类非经典反应扩散方程全局吸引子的正则性。利用渐近先验估计证明了系统在H01(Ω)中的全局吸引子A1在D(A)中有界,并进一步获得A1即为系统在D(A)中的全局吸引子A2。     

增长区域上Lengyel-Epstein系统的Turing不稳定性

建立了一般增长区域上的反应扩散模型,并给出了定义在一种特殊的一维增长区域上的Lengyel-Epstein系统发生Truing不稳定的条件,结论表明如果区域增长速度的散度为零,那么这种变化对系统的稳定性没有影响.     

空间非局部带时滞的Hosono-Mimura模型的双稳行波解

本文讨论了两个物种的竞争Hosono-Mimura模型.首先,我们考虑了该系统对应的非线性系统平衡点的稳定性;然后,我们证明了空间非局部带时滞的Hosono-Mimura竞争扩散系统有联结两个稳定平衡点的行波解.在证明行波解的存在性时,我们通过变换,把空间非局部的时滞模型转化成了一个四维的非时滞系统来讨论.     

带插值的自适应网格重构算法求解带移动热源的反应扩散方程的理论分析

本文研究一个带插值的网格重构算法求解一类带移动热源的反应扩散方程. 算法包括两步: 第一步是用旧时间网层上的计算解计算新时间层上的空间网格; 第二步是使用有限差分方法在新时间层 空间网格上离散方程, 并且将旧时间层上计算解的插值作为初始值. 对于时间, 我们获得了一阶收敛结果. 对于空间, 我们证明了使用线性插值算法的一阶收敛性和使用二次插值算法的二阶收敛性. 数值例子肯定了本文的理论结果.     

Alteration in Cross Diffusivities Governs the Nature and Dynamics of Spatiotemporal Pattern Formation

Realizing spatiotemporal patterns out of a chemical reaction diffusion system remains an experimental challenge owing to the difficulty in overcoming the stringent condition of diffusion driven instability. Herein, by considering the spatially extended Gray-Scott model system, we have investigated how the cross diffusivities of the reactants involved influence the nature and dynamics of spatiotemporal patterns. Our study unravels that in absence of diffusion driven instability, spatially inhomogeneous patterns can be obtained for the Gray-Scott model system, and unstable time dependent patterns can be stabilized just by adjusting cross diffusivities of the reactants. Interestingly, the effect of cross diffusion in presence of the diffusion driven instability can differentially alter the speed of pattern formation, and potentially modify the nature of the spatiotemporal patterns obtained under different parametric conditions. Experimental verification of our findings may allow us to observe spatiotemporal patterns beyond the regime of classical Turing instability.