A degenerate reaction diffusion system modelling an optical biosensor
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The model studied by the authors leads to reaction-diffusion systems with six components, but only two of them diffuse. The spatial domain is just a finite interval. They use abstract semigroup theory to prove the existence of a solution. There is also a discussion of some general features of such reaction systems.
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