We consider the initial-boundary value problem for a degenerate reaction diffusion equation consisting of the porous medium operator plus a nonlinear reaction term. The structure of the set of equilibria depends on the length of the spatial domain. There are two critical lengths $\scriptstyle 0L_1$. Using a topological argument we show existence of connecting orbits joining the unstable equilibrium with the two stable equilibria for $\scriptstyle L\in(L_0, L_1]$, when there are three equilibria. By showing that the principle of linearized stability can sometimes be applied with succes to degenerate parabolic equations, these connections are found to be unique for $\scriptstyle L_
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
Abstract The degenerate parabolic equations from the reaction–diffusion problems are considered on a...
Reaction-diffusion mechanisms have been used to explain pattern formation in developmental biology a...
We consider degenerate reaction diffusion equations of the form u(t) = Delta u(m) + f(x, u), where f...
AbstractWe consider a quasi-linear parabolic (possibly, degenerate) equation with nonlinear dynamic ...
International audienceWe consider a weakly coupled semilinear parabolic-hyperbolic system with a deg...
International audienceWe consider a weakly coupled semilinear parabolic-hyperbolic system with a deg...
We study an one-dimensional nonlinear reaction-diffusion system coupled on the boundary. Such system...
AbstractWe study an one-dimensional nonlinear reaction–diffusion system coupled on the boundary. Suc...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
summary:This paper deals with nonlinear diffusion problems involving degenerate parabolic problems, ...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
Nonlinear diffusion models appear in several real world phenomena, ranging from physics, engineering...
This dissertation deals with different aspects of numerical and mathematical analysis of systems of ...
AbstractUnder the condition that f(x, y, z, α) and its partial derivatives decay sufficiently fast a...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
Abstract The degenerate parabolic equations from the reaction–diffusion problems are considered on a...
Reaction-diffusion mechanisms have been used to explain pattern formation in developmental biology a...
We consider degenerate reaction diffusion equations of the form u(t) = Delta u(m) + f(x, u), where f...
AbstractWe consider a quasi-linear parabolic (possibly, degenerate) equation with nonlinear dynamic ...
International audienceWe consider a weakly coupled semilinear parabolic-hyperbolic system with a deg...
International audienceWe consider a weakly coupled semilinear parabolic-hyperbolic system with a deg...
We study an one-dimensional nonlinear reaction-diffusion system coupled on the boundary. Such system...
AbstractWe study an one-dimensional nonlinear reaction–diffusion system coupled on the boundary. Suc...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
summary:This paper deals with nonlinear diffusion problems involving degenerate parabolic problems, ...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
Nonlinear diffusion models appear in several real world phenomena, ranging from physics, engineering...
This dissertation deals with different aspects of numerical and mathematical analysis of systems of ...
AbstractUnder the condition that f(x, y, z, α) and its partial derivatives decay sufficiently fast a...
Using asymptotic methods we show that the long‐time dynamic behavior in certain systems of nonlinear...
Abstract The degenerate parabolic equations from the reaction–diffusion problems are considered on a...
Reaction-diffusion mechanisms have been used to explain pattern formation in developmental biology a...