Perron theorem in the monotone iteration method for traveling waves in delayed reaction-diffusion equations

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Abstract: In this paper we revisit the existence of traveling waves for delayed reaction diffusion equations by the monotone iteration method. We show that Perron Theorem on existence of bounded solution provides a rigorous and constructive framework to find traveling wave solutions of reaction diffusion systems with time delay. The method is tried out on two classical examples with delay: the predator-prey and Belousov-Zhabotinskii models.


The existence of monotone traveling waves for delayed reaction-diffusion systems is studied. This class of equations is important on account of its relevance in population dynamics and biology. Based on the construction and differentiability of upper and lower solutions, the authors apply the Perron theorem and thereby set up a rigorous framework for the monotone iteration method. As an outcome the existence of monotone traveling waves follows. Finally, the authors apply their results for a predator-prey model and the Belousov-Zhabotinskii model with delay.



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