Dynamical properties of propagating front solutions of the amplitude equation
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The amplitude equation is a valid description of the dynamics of a system near onset. We investigate its dynamical properties as they pertain to pattern formation with particular emphasis on the dynamic process of pattern propagation into a finite amplitude stationary unstable state.
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