论文信息 - Phaselocking in a reaction-diffusion system with a linear frequency gradient

Phaselocking in a reaction-diffusion system with a linear frequency gradient

A simple spatially inhomogeneous oscillatory reaction-diffusion equation is studied. Existence of phaselocked waves is proven with a shooting argument. Stability is determined numerically. Applications to intestinal motility and a chemical experiment are described.

G. B. Ermentrout | G. Ermentrout | W. Troy | W C Troy

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