论文信息 - SLEP method to the stability of singularly perturbed solutions with multiple internal transition layers in reaction-diffusion systems

SLEP method to the stability of singularly perturbed solutions with multiple internal transition layers in reaction-diffusion systems

Patterns with sharp transition layers appear in various fields such as patchiness and segregation in eco-systems [2], [9], travelling and standing waves in excitable media or chemical reactions [1], [21], [3] and [12], striking patterns in morphogenesis models [7], and so on.

Yasumasa Nishiura | H. Fujii

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