Stability of steady state and bifurcation in a high autocatalytic reaction diffusion system
Li Yan
Abstract
Li Yan
Abstract
A reactiondiffusion system based on the higher autocatalytic, within a closed region, is considered. The stability of the steady state (u,v)=(μ*,μ) is discussed first by the linearized theory. It is shown that a necessary condition for the bifurcation of this steady state to stable spatially non_uniform solutions is that the parameter D(n-1)2/(n-1) where D=λb/λa(λa,λb are the diffusion coefficients of chemical species A and B respectively). The nature of the spatially non_uniform solutions close to their bifurcation points is analyzed from a weakly nonlinear analysis.
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A reactiondiffusion system based on the higher autocatalytic, within a closed region, is considered. The stability of the steady state (u,v)=(μ*,μ) is discussed first by the linearized theory. It is shown that a necessary condition for the bifurcation of this steady state to stable spatially non_uniform solutions is that the parameter D(n-1)2/(n-1) where D=λb/λa(λa,λb are the diffusion coefficients of chemical species A and B respectively). The nature of the spatially non_uniform solutions close to their bifurcation points is analyzed from a weakly nonlinear analysis.
Key concepts: Autocatalysis, Bifurcation, Steady state (chemistry), Diffusion, Bifurcation theory, Reaction–diffusion system, Stability (learning theory), Nonlinear system