The heterogeneous Allen-Cahn equation in a ball: Solutions with layers and spikes
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The author studies the existence of solutions with layers and spikes to the heterogeneous Allen-Cahn equation with Neumann boundary conditions in a ball. He describes the difficulties of the problem, the techniques used to overcome them, and proves the main result by the reduction method.
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