Pattern selection in a diffusion-reaction system with global or long-range interaction
This paper concerns a review of some recent results on pattern selection in the one- or two-dimensional reaction-diffusion system, subject to global or long-range interaction. The source functions can be realistic kinetic functions or simple cubic or quintic functions for which the system admits inversion symmetry. The review discusses: physical sources of such interactions, the main emerging patterns and their classification according to their symmetry and the bifurcation between patterns. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0919.00083].
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