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Initial-boundary value problems for a system of hyperbolic balance laws arising from chemotaxis (English)
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30 January 2015
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This paper studies a repulsive chemotaxis model with logarithmic sensitivity of the chemotactic cell density to the concentration of the chemical causing the repulsion, and in which the chemical concentration grows exponentially with a rate depending linearly on the cell concentration. The model is studied on a one-dimensional interval with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Classical solutions are proved to exist for all time, as well as their convergence to a steady state at an exponential rate. The proofs involve the development of a new method for obtaining energy estimates, using \(L^r\) (\(r>2\)) norms. The utility of the techniques developed here is also demonstrated by improving previously known results for a chemotaxis model with Neumann-Dirichlet boundary conditions. Results of numerical simulations are also presented.
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hyperbolic balance laws
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chemotaxis
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initial-boundary value problem
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classical solution
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global well-posedness
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long-time behavior
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