Regular dynamics and diffusion chaos in the Brusselator model
On the example of Brusselator model as classical reaction-diffusion system the author investigates the dependence of the system behaviour on the domain length when other parameters are fixed and proves that the domain length is a key characteristic of distributed systems. It is shown how the system behaviour becomes more complicated as the domain length grows owing to the presence of diffusion. The results of a numerical experiment are presented, which illustrate the presence of an intermediate behaviour between a regular and a chaotic attractor, i.e. the presence of invariant tori.
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