Analysis of a chemotaxis system modeling ant foraging
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Abstract: In this paper we analyze a system of PDEs recently introduced in [P. Amorim, {it Modeling ant foraging: a {chemotaxis} approach with pheromones and trail formation}], in order to describe the dynamics of ant foraging. The system is made of convection-diffusion-reaction equations, and the coupling is driven by chemotaxis mechanisms. We establish the well-posedness for the model, and investigate the regularity issue for a large class of integrable data. Our main focus is on the (physically relevant) two-dimensional case with boundary conditions, where we prove that the solutions remain bounded for all times. The proof involves a series of fine emph{a priori} estimates in Lebesgue spaces.
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