Local effects of structure formation and control in self-organizing systems. I
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The object of study in our research are systems with chemical reactions. The combination of chemical reactions with diffusion produces spatial nonhomogeneities of chemical activity (ordered spatial dissipative structures), where the reactant concentrations are substantially different from those in a homogeneous reactive mixture and domains of low and high concentration alternate in a regular pattern.
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