AbstractWe study multi-pulse solutions in excitable media. Under the assumption that a single pulse is asymptotically stable, we show that there is a well-defined “shooting manifold,” consisting of two pulses traveling towards each other. In phase space, the two-dimensional manifold is a graph over the manifold of linear superpositions of two pulses located at x1 and x2, with x1−x2≫1. It is locally invariant under the dynamics of the reaction–diffusion system and uniformly asymptotically attracting with asymptotic phase. The main difficulty in the proof is the fact that the linearization at the leading order approximation is strongly non-autonomous since pulses approach each other with speed of order one
We study semilinear parabolic systems on the full space Rn that admit a family of exponentially deca...
ABSTRACT. We rigorously derive multi-pulse interaction laws for the semi-strong interactions in a fa...
A study is presented of a one-dimensional, nonlinear partial differential equation that describes ev...
AbstractWe study multi-pulse solutions in excitable media. Under the assumption that a single pulse ...
In this paper, we study a class of singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion systems, which exhibit un...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
The nonlinear geometric optics approach is used to elucidate the form of pulse solutions to two semi...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this paper, we report on the generation and propagation of traveling pulses in a homogeneous netw...
We consider a general planar reaction diffusion equation which we hypothesize has a localized travel...
In this thesis, the existence and stability of pulse solutions in two-component, singularly perturbe...
We study semilinear parabolic systems on the full space Rn that admit a family of exponentially deca...
ABSTRACT. We rigorously derive multi-pulse interaction laws for the semi-strong interactions in a fa...
A study is presented of a one-dimensional, nonlinear partial differential equation that describes ev...
AbstractWe study multi-pulse solutions in excitable media. Under the assumption that a single pulse ...
In this paper, we study a class of singularly perturbed reaction-diffusion systems, which exhibit un...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
The nonlinear geometric optics approach is used to elucidate the form of pulse solutions to two semi...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this article, we analyze the three-component reaction-diffusion system originally developed by Sc...
In this paper, we report on the generation and propagation of traveling pulses in a homogeneous netw...
We consider a general planar reaction diffusion equation which we hypothesize has a localized travel...
In this thesis, the existence and stability of pulse solutions in two-component, singularly perturbe...
We study semilinear parabolic systems on the full space Rn that admit a family of exponentially deca...
ABSTRACT. We rigorously derive multi-pulse interaction laws for the semi-strong interactions in a fa...
A study is presented of a one-dimensional, nonlinear partial differential equation that describes ev...