Intersections and coincidences in chemical kinetics: linear two-step reversible-irreversible reaction mechanism
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The authors study ordinary linear differential reaction equations with three species: \(A\leftrightarrow B\rightarrow C\). Initial data are either ``only \(A\) present or ``only \(B\) present. Special facts like maxima, intersection of trajectories, and their coincidences are studied from the point of view of existence. Domains of existence are discussed.
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