Persistence versus extinction under a climate change in mixed environments
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Abstract: This paper is devoted to the study of the persistence versus extinction of species in the reaction-diffusion equation: �egin{equation} u_t-Delta u=f(t,x_1-ct,y,u) quadquad t>0, xinOmega,
onumber end{equation} where is of cylindrical type or partially periodic domain, is of Fisher-KPP type and the scalar is a given forced speed. This type of equation originally comes from a model in population dynamics (see cite{BDNZ},cite{PL},cite{SK}) to study the impact of climate change on the persistence versus extinction of species. From these works, we know that the dynamics is governed by the traveling fronts , thus characterizing the set of traveling fronts plays a major role. In this paper, we first consider a more general model than the model of cite{BDNZ} in higher dimensional space, where the environment is only assumed to be globally unfavorable with favorable pockets extending to infinity. We consider in two frameworks: the reaction term is time-independent or time-periodic dependent. For the latter, we study the concentration of the species when the environment outside becomes extremely unfavorable and further prove a symmetry breaking property of the fronts.
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